Love it Jim. Just ordered my Playboy clone from NW Hats this morning. I'll be filing away that crease for further reference.First day of spring has me a bit carefree, so I greet it in this mid-50s stetson Playboy.
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What did you go with? Like what era.... 1950's? Is this going to be like the Slats hat, or something completely new?
If I were you Bama I would start trying to kill that vine in your photo. I had one of those in my yard and it dang near swallowed my house. I don't know what they are but they are worse than kudzu. It took me 3 years to kill the one that attacked my place.
That is a great looking OR Michael. On my monitor, I can almost see those tones in the ribbon when I enlarge the images. Send it to me and I'll make sure.Woo Hoo, nice weather today. Guess what, Open Road again,
DSCN1024 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN1025 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Today's photos show a trace of the olive tone in the felt and bronze tinge in the ribbon that my eyes see under some lights at least. Anyone else see that? Maybe it's my eyes.
DSCN1032 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN1020 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Lots of fine hats around here this morning. Real fine hats.
Michael
That is a good look on you. Your silverbelly is on Mike's Facebook page today. I went down for a visit, more in the NW thread.I grabbed the LL Bean/Stetson Moose River on the way out the door this morning. We're back to gray skies and rain here again.
Old pic from the early fall of 2016. The leaves were turning.
Hey folks!
Winter-like weather on the first day of Spring. A wind-resistant Stetson Standard Quality bowler will hopefully stay on through the gusts.
Have a great day!
Sent from thin air using electricity and other wizardry.
Thanks Red. If you click on the photos I post it should take you to my flickr page at that picture. Then from the Flickr page you can download it at any size up to the original resolution. PM me if you need assistance.
Around here it's known as Virginia Creeper & the best way to kill it is with a weed burner as big as a flame thrower!
That is a sweet Stetson Greg. Love the crease.
1935 as in the photo. It will be forever known as the "Slats".
