Big guns for sure. Thanks, gentlemen.
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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VoodooSan
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A staggeringly impressive showing, as always! For me, the Borsalino Gulaita leads the pack, with the Mossant nipping at its heels.
VoodooSan
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That is a MAGNIFICENT full house of headwear, sir!!Good morning hat folks.
Yesterday I got home from work efforts and headed out on some errands. A Stetson Royal Deluxe Stratoliner was my hat choice. This hat has some premier felt.
This mornings walkabout was taken under the brim of a inky blue Dobbs fedora.
I enjoyed morning coffee (Volcanica Costa Rica Peaberry) under the brim of a 30's St. Lawrence (made in Brockville, Canada).
Yard chores were completed under the brim of a Gannon Wanderer (blue beaver felt w/charcoal trimmings).
A quick jaunt to the grocery/butcher store under the brim of a Gannon Beachcomer (bone felt, vented, and stitched brim with a Stetson beachcomer inspired ribbon treatment).
Cheers, Eric-
Thanks, Mark. Much appreciated.
Randall Renshaw
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Mallory 1/4 Mile
Since I’ve only wore it for a 1/4 of the day.
Since I’ve only wore it for a 1/4 of the day.
Glad you settled in on a new crease that makes you happier. It looks fantastic!
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A week ago…
Brown Dobbs 15
Today…
Black Royal Stetson
Brown Dobbs 15
Today…
Black Royal Stetson
The Lost Cowboy
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Thanks Phil! The old crease was okay but I got bored with it. I still can’t figure a way to give it a front pinch that I’m happy with, but I like this crease well enough.
Appreciate the encouraging comment brother!
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Eye catching!
Randall Renshaw
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Thanks, David!
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jlee562
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Great colour combo. I know exactly where that is too, there's a barber shop on that corner now, drive by it all the time.
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The Shoe
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No problem at all. The jingisukan comes from Hokkaido. It’s really supposed to be made with mutton, but it’s not easy to find in Wakayama, and it’s pretty expensive. We went for pork & chicken.
I had been dreaming about getting a Blackstone a while back and came across the cooking disc. I gave up on the Blackstone and started looking into these. Problem is, I don’t grill for breakfast enough to justify it, especially since getting it to Japan would cost a fair whack. They look great, though. Cowboy wok is a cool name, too.
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Gannon for Sunday services:
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Old pictures of an old hat, from FB memories this morning.
VoodooSan
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That is a western with CHARACTER!! Thanks for sharing it!
VoodooSan
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For weeks, I've been dropping into a local antique store, eyeing, among other things, a Resistol Quicksilver. I could never quite pull the trigger, and I guess the proprietress got sick of seeing either the hat, or me, or both. A week ago Friday we were discussing hats in general, and she dropped the price, twice, in 60 seconds. I finally couldn't say no, and took it home. It was hatband-less when I bought it, and I think the horsehair I had on hand fits its character perfectly. Today was its first outing on my head.
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Bill Hughes
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Sunday services in a vintage Stetson Whippet.
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You can use them in a fire pit, on a Weber kettle, or on a propane ring. Great for fish too.
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