In Memory of some Famous Beards and Baldies
History is littered with scores of famous people who have been bearded, bald or both. This is where we pay our respects to those who have left rather large footprints in time. Raise your glasses with us and toast these extra-ordinary people.
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Ned Kelly the Bushranger- [1854/55 to 1880]
A true icon who embodied the fighting spirit of the early Australian convicts and settlers. Pursecuted by the authorities, Ned turned to crime and finally paid the ultimate price by being hung at Melbourne jail when only 25. He is famous for his suit of iron armour worn when he was captured by troopers. Martyr or Murderer, you make the decision. Ned Kelly, a true Australian Legend.
The last full length image of Ned Kelly taken on November 10, 1880, the day before his execution.
Photo Victoria Police Historical Unit
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Leonardo Da Vinci a powerful mind- [1452 to 1519]
Famous for his incredible insight and abilities in many areas, Leonardo was a painter, sculptor, designer, inventor, engineer, scientist and architect. Not bad for someone who was dyslexic. Famous for his paintings of the Mona Lisa, Last Supper and Vesuvian Man, Leonardo left giant footprints in history. A truelly great beard and baldie.
Leonardo as he sketched himself, check out the beard and bald head, Yah!
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Bald people have more energy for growing better beards
When everything is coming at you, you're in the wrong lane.
Man invented language to satisfy his deep need to complain. Lily Tomlin
Flying is simple. You just throw yourself at the ground and miss.
Why doesn't Tarzan have a beard??????

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