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    RoseCrazy Horse (hybrid tea, Delbard, 1997)
    Initial post 12 MAR 17 by Michael Garhart
    It's weird seeing the name of local legend from where I'm from... as a rose's name.
    Reply #1 posted 12 MAR 17 by jedmar
    The Breeder might have been thinking of the night club of that name in Paris!
    Reply #2 posted 12 MAR 17 by Michael Garhart
    lol that just makes me sad. a night club, haha?
    Reply #3 posted 12 MAR 17 by jedmar
    It is like Moulin Rouge, with the same kind of show.
    Reply #4 posted 12 MAR 17 by Give me caffeine
    Hmm. Are you sure it was spelled "horse"?
    Reply #5 posted 12 MAR 17 by jedmar
    The rose or the night club?
    http://www.lecrazyhorseparis.com/en/homepage/
    Reply #6 posted 12 MAR 17 by Give me caffeine
    Nevermind.
    Reply #7 posted 12 MAR 17 by Michael Garhart
    lol. bad pun :D


    This is Crazy Horse from where I'm from:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crazy_Horse_Memorial
    Reply #8 posted 13 MAR 17 by Marlorena
    I wish they'd hurry up and finish it... it's probably a shocking likeness in any case..
    Reply #9 posted 13 MAR 17 by Give me caffeine
    Shouldn't be. There are photographs of Himself available.
    Reply #10 posted 13 MAR 17 by Marlorena
    There are no authenticated photos of CH, the ones out there in books pretending to be him, have long since been proven, as near as can be, to be other Indians, by those who knew them at the time.... it's highly unlikely CH would ever have consented to having a photo taken. He was a 'hostile' all his life...
    One visitor to the reservation before CH was killed, wrote that he was slight of build, and feminine looking..
    Reply #11 posted 13 MAR 17 by Andrew from Dolton
    Was Crazy Horse from India?
    Reply #12 posted 13 MAR 17 by Give me caffeine
    No, silly. Amerindian. :P
    Reply #13 posted 13 MAR 17 by Give me caffeine
    Oh ok. Didn't know that.
    Reply #14 posted 13 MAR 17 by Marlorena
    That's ok... I've stood on the spot where he was killed... I cannot help but admire the man..

    p.s. I enjoyed your joke earlier, by the way....
    Reply #15 posted 13 MAR 17 by Give me caffeine
    Well yes, he was basically resisting terrorists.
    Reply #16 posted 13 MAR 17 by Give me caffeine
    By the way, apparently there is one sketch of him that his sister said was accurate.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crazy_Horse

    Not that I can vouch for her memory or her eyesight. It was drawn a long time after his death and she was presumably pretty old by then.
    Reply #17 posted 14 MAR 17 by Marlorena
    I'm afraid I'm not convinced gmc... I think his sister was being polite to the missionary, and it's just a figment of their imagination...looks a lot older than 36.. I still prefer the little nuances one gets from contemporary accounts in those days...
    Whatever, they were all greatly wronged, as even Mrs Custer admitted later in life...

    It took me a while to get your joke, but I'm still chuckling.. terribly clever I thought...
    I see you are in NSW...? I've been to Noosa Heads, if that's anywhere near you... fabulous scenery, I fell in love with that aspect despite the fact that at the time Joe Dolce's ''Shaddap Your Face' was being played everywhere...
    Reply #18 posted 14 MAR 17 by Give me caffeine
    Noosa is quite a nice spot, but hundreds of miles from me.
    Reply #19 posted 14 MAR 17 by Marlorena
    aah ok.. no bother..