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8. Errol and The Mauch Tweens (Billy and Robert) “The Prince and the Pauper” 1937

29 Dec

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7. Errol and Joan Blondell “The Perfect Specimen” 1937

29 Dec

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6. Errol and Kay Francis “Another Dawn” 1937

29 Dec

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5. Errol and Olivia “The Charge of the Light Brigade” 1936

29 Dec

 

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Errol the Author

27 Dec

Errol the Author

Beam Ends

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My Wicked, Wicked Ways

The Writings of Errol Flynn 

                     edited by Tony Thomas

Review:

Great reading! Very well written, extremely funny and witty, capturing! 

Very unique and detailed descriptions, one can feel to be present at the place, or the fury in a sea storm or any situation described. 

Tremendous command of the English language! 

He would have been an awesome writer if pursued tenaciously!

— Tina

 

Beam Ends

27 Dec



Beam Ends

Four daring young men undertook a dare devil journey of 3000
miles from Sidney to New Guinea on an ill equipped
boat.  Only the folly of youth could ever
sustain such undertaking.

 

Errol, Captain of the Sirocco and his crew, on their
cruise up the Great Barrier Reef in 1930.

 

Left –
Trelawney Adams 

right – Rex Long-Innes 

bottom – Charlie Burt

— Tina

 

Quiz – Test your knowledge about Errol!

13 Dec



Let’s have some fun!  Can you guess at who Errol is
looking?  In each picture, he is looking at another famous person.  The pictures are not out of his movies.  Good luck and Enjoy!

— Tina

 

The “Errol Flynn Reserve”

05 Dec

Hello Everyone!
I just placed two pictures on Photos/Young Errol Flynn, which may be of interest to you! One depicting the Sandy Bay beach where Errol learned to swim and later made a proficiency out of it as he was considered “The Human Fish”.  The other one showing that the area of the beach in Sandy Bay was named the “Errol Flynn Reserve”, a very nice gesture of the people of Tasmania.  Most likely due to the Ambassador Rory Flynn.

— Tina

 
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Errol Flynn Reserve – Sandy Bay – Hobart

05 Dec
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Quoted on the plaque: “His first associations with water and boats were likely to have been in this vicinity.”  It is so sad that

graciousness is such a rear commodity!
Yes, people of Hobart it was! Never-the-less
it is a very nice gesture to name the beach or an area of it after our beloved Australian! After all this Australian was not just loved by one nation he was loved around this globe of ours!  This privilege is only reserved for few people, but then he was a Sunday's child!  Best ever export of Tasmania! 

— Tina

 

The beach where little Errol started to learn to swim and got his tootsies wet for the first time!

05 Dec

A dog is playing in the water in which Errol first wet his little tootsies and never stopped wetting them!
This beach is Sandy Bay with Battery Point in the background.
Quoting Errol: A beach, Sandy Bay, was not far away and I was often there, swimming at the age of three.
To honor Errol a part of this beach or all of it – I am not sure –  is now called “Errol Flynn Reserve”, as you see it in the next picture. Enjoy! 

— Tina