Dolly varden

Gary "Karbo" Karbousky arrived in Colorado in the 1970s, courtesy of the USAF, and immediately found his way to our many rivers and lakes. His years as an Air Force instructor and decades of fishing experience prepared him well for his guiding job. Karbo is passionate about fishing and loved his years in the classroom.

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Alaskan Dolly Varden

The "Dolly Varden Dress" was a look based off of a character in a Charles Dickens book. The look was loosely mimicked, but it was said to be a red petticoat, Polonaise style, wight he upper bodice skirt being some kind of a small floral print and topped off with a flattened bonnet.

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Dolly Varden

These are showing a revival of the Dolly Varden dress , a style that is named after the character in Charles Dicken's book Barnaby Rudge. Th...

Dollies, no Char, no Dollies, no… Who cares! They are awesome! There is such a slight biological difference between the two that we call them all Dolly-char. That seems to appease the pundits on bo…

Rosy Dolly, Pretty Dolly “After a long and patient contemplation of the golden key, and many such backward glances, Gabriel stepped into the road, and stole a look at the upper windows. One of them chanced to be thrown open at the moment, and a roguish face met his; a face lighted up by the loveliest pair of sparkling eyes that ever locksmith looked upon; the face of a pretty, laughing, girl; dimpled and fresh, and healthful—the very impersonation of good-humour and blooming beauty.”…

Front cover of music sheet for the comic song Dolly Varden, written by Frank W. Green, composed by Alfred Lee, published in London, ca. late 19th century - early 20th century.

Dolly Varden

Day dress, British, ca. 1872. This is an example of a "Dolly Varden dress," named after a character in Dickens's Barnaby Rudge. The style signifies a brightly patterned, usually flowered, dress with a polonaise overskirt gathered up and draped over a separate underskirt. Bunka Gakuen Costume Museum

JAMES JACQUES JOSEPH TISSOT (1836-1902)

Music Sheet for Dress'd In A Dolly Varden, published by Hopwood & Crew, ca. 19th century