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Mose- I need (need)one of those Kletterveste/jacke-
Can I see the whole Algots?
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Can I see the whole Algots?
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Gijoe said:Hobnailed Bots with Tricounis are o.k in the Mountains. Hard surfaces needs a bit caution. I wear Hobnail Boots for reenacting but seldom for my Adventures.
But the biggest Problem: you cant walk with Hobnails trough a Railway Station......
John in Covina said:My dad was in the US Army (99th Infantry Battalion) in WWII and while in England received a pair of hob nail boots to wear. Not being to familiar with them he slipped on a paved area and broke his elbow while throwing a baseball back to some guys that were playing nearby. He said his feet slipped right out from underneath him.
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Canadian said:Okay,
I'm taking an archaeology (Plains archaeology) course next fall and there are field trips scheduled. Can anybody give me their interpretation as a correct way to dress in traditional fabrics. For work, I generally wear a white, blue or khaki shirt with khaki or grey trousers and an odd coat. I own several safari coats though and want to start looking like a successful archaeologist than some lab nerd.
Yes, I realize modern-day archaeologists wear Patagonia fleeces and REI. But I, like us all are romantics and the romance in my life is with my khaki and tan outfits.
Any thoughts? Milsurp obviously, but my parents, while they permit epaulets and head to toe khaki would draw the line at a forage cap (I typically wear a fedora or other similar lid) jodhpurs and an OD outfit studded with pockets. One of the reasons I'm permitted to dress like I do, is that it's not camo and it's practical workwear.
Thomas