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Henri L'Estrange

Henri L'Estrange, known as the Australian Blondin, was an Australian successful tightrope walker and accident-prone aeronautical balloonist. Modelling himself on the famous French wire-walker Charles Blondin, L'Estrange performed a number of tightrope walks in the 1870s, culminating in three walks across Sydney's Middle Harbour in 1877. He remains the…

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Known for
Funambulist, Balloonist
Occupation
Performer
Born
c. 1842 Melbourne, Colony of New South Wales
Died
after 1894
Other name
The Australian Blondin

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Early life

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Sydney Harbour crossing

Ballooning

Return to tightrope walking

Late career

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Henri L'Estrange

Nodes77
Edges76
Triples8
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025974
Components1

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Henri L'Estrange

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related to Early life · 3
Henri L'Estrange → Fitzroy, Little, Melbourne
Born · 1
Henri L'Estrange → c. 1842 Melbourne, Colony of New South Wales
Died · 1
Henri L'Estrange → after 1894
Known for · 1
Henri L'Estrange → Funambulist, Balloonist
Occupation · 1
Henri L'Estrange → Performer
Other name · 1
Henri L'Estrange → The Australian Blondin

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Henri L'EstrangeBornc. 1842 Melbourne, Colony of New South Wales1.00infobox
Henri L'EstrangeDiedafter 18941.00infobox
Henri L'EstrangeKnown forFunambulist, Balloonist1.00infobox
Henri L'EstrangeOccupationPerformer1.00infobox
Henri L'EstrangeOther nameThe Australian Blondin1.00infobox
Henri L'Estrangerelated to Early lifeFitzroy0.60section
Henri L'Estrangerelated to Early lifeMelbourne0.60section
Henri L'Estrangerelated to Early lifeLittle0.60section

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