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"Old Hermit" actor Burl Ives and hermit Roy Ozmer talking with another actor: Pelican Key, Florida

  • otis henry fijord (all or most ~ said:
    ... burl is /was the best of men available in his time - PRIMO ! ! ... ^">
  • Flickr Foundation said:
    Thanks for sharing this image, I've added it to his Wikipedia page.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burl_Ives#1950s%E2%80%931960s

Old hermit Roy Ozmer reading a letter on a self-made lounge chair: Gomez Point, Florida

Old hermit Roy Ozmer poses with his dog on a self-made lounge chair: Gomez Point, Florida

  • Emily Inchtape said:
    Well done Roy. That's the way to live boyo.
  • pissupurass said:
    As a child, I knew Roy well. We used to love to go to his island and just listen to him talk about different things. I remember he was such a gentelman to the ladies. His dog,s name was "Boogem". What a dog. Roy built a special ramp up high to a look out tower so Boogem could alert him when company was arriving. He was a very intelligent man. My step father, Frank Braman, would take us kids out to his island every couple of months just so we could visit Roy and Boogemand play on the island.. What good times that was. I believe some where around 1955, 56, 57. Not real sure about that.

Old hermit Roy Ozmer reading a book at his house: Pelican Key, Florida

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  • Tatif said:
    Excellent
  • caoseducado said:
    Any information about the camera used to take this photograph? This is fascinating!
  • Florida Memory said:
    Thank you for your question, caoseducado(away). We don't know for certain what type of camera was used. The photo archivist for the State Archives of Florida suggests that judging by the size of the negative (4" X 5") and the date of the photograph, it was most likely a Graflex Speed Graphics or possibly some sort of twin reflex camera similar to a Hasselblad that used a medium format negative. Hope that helps.
  • caoseducado said:
    Thank you very much!
  • spelio said:
    I could end up like that, but I would like my iPad too..