What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[HarpPlayerGene]

Very impressive and entertaining posts!!

Today I was a Cat In A Strat' (with another Strat' in the background):

 

[kiltie]

JtL and assorted snow covered acronyms: Excellent as always.
carter: It looks cool ( no - I'm not through with it yet, dood ). Is it a good cap? You ordered two, didn't you?
Gene ( Gene the dancing machine? ): Nice Strat(s)!

 

[DOUGLAS]

After a 16 oz blackened sirloin & 8 blackened shrimp

The Bowery Boys
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I eat there often Tell Rudy I said hi.

 

[Wil Tam]

I eat there often Tell Rudy I said hi.

Will do! Rudy is the best, he's the one that snapped the pic of Joey & me.
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Now playing: Cake - Cool Blue Reason
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[shoelessjoe]

Those of you who posted the wonderful snowy hats pics ... in addition to the fine hats you're wearing, would you mind sending some snow this way, as we certainly could use more of it!

Thank you all for the kind words and regarding the Champ fishing hat, although I do know that it is indeed a Champ, I am unsure of the particular style ... perhaps Rusty will chime in, as it used to be his -- inside the band reads: 'CHAMP, Feel the Felt' ... 'Kasmir Finish' ... 'Crawford's Men's Wear Sioux Falls, So Dak.'

grey ghost ... those are Hobe sunglasses that were purchased about what, ten years back from Sierra Trading Post. Polarized, with glass lenses, they were closeouts that cost me somewhere around $29 and like the Champ, are my favorites.

 

[RBH]

WHAT snowy weather...???!!!

Cheers,
JtL

Jimmy.. you have to remember this is Arkansas... it was in the low 60's yesterday!

 

[RBH]

Hoping Jimmy and Rusty send some of that snow to rainy Nashville.

Great shot Ken!!! That OR looks fantastic! :eusa_clap

... perhaps Rusty will chime in, as it used to be his -- inside the band reads: 'CHAMP, Feel the Felt' ... 'Kasmir Finish' ... 'Crawford's Men's Wear Sioux Falls, So Dak.'

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Joe, as I recall it had about a 2 1\2 inch brim and a pretty nice crown.. I do know it looks great on you!

 

[indycop]

Brings a tear to my eye. That hat and ribbon is a great color combination, to start with. Then you did your own edge binding. (From this point on, words fail me.) :eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

Thanks JT!

Ken, Gene, great looking thin ribbons!

 

[daizawaguy]

My Optimo stingy in front of a wedding procession at Akasaka Hikawa shrine - a shinto shrine that dates back to 951ad, with current buildings contructed in 1730 under Tokugawa shogun. (HarpPlayergene asked me where I get the info from - I cheat, I Google it and hit Wiki!)...

 

[Boxerken]

Wearing a Penman for Nashville's annual blizzard.

 

[jimmy the lid]

Jimmy.. you have to remember this is Arkansas... it was in the low 60's yesterday!

:rage: :rage: :rage:



Rusty -- that Mallory Dallas photo is great. Love the color on that lid!

BoxerKen -- Both the OR and the Penman look great on you! :eusa_clap Glad you survived the "blizzard"...:eusa_doh:

Cheers,
JtL

 

[Mr. Paladin]

My New York Knights cap from Ebbetts Field Flannels arrived today.

In the background are my son's 1982 Datsun 280ZX 2+2 Turbo and a 1976 Mercury wagon.

Who are you.....and what have you done with CARTER???

 

[Mr. Paladin]

Last night, to catch the Texas Gypsies. http://www.texasgypsies.com/indexb.html

Beautiful hat and color coordination with the whole look. That is class!

 

[Mr. Paladin]

Tawny Fawn Federation III, bound edge by IC.

IC, that is spectacular work! That took a lot of moxie to attempt. Hats off to you...Detective! :eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

 

[Mr. Paladin]

OK, there is no way I can catch up! You guys with the nature and locale pics-they are great! Fishing, snow, rain...all we have in north Texas is wind! Great hat shots all, and welcome to twilson66; love those Stetsons!

And Wil, stick with those wide brims-they look great on you!

 

[Jauntyone]

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Dang, Daizawaguy! You've been on roll recently with interesting back-grounds for your photos. Bravo:eusa_clap

 

[HarpPlayerGene]

(HarpPlayergene asked me where I get the info from - I cheat, I Google it and hit Wiki!)...

Hey, D. It's of no real consequence but you misread me. Here's what I wrote earlier as I appreciate the way you inform us, no matter the source or the method, my friend. :eusa_clap

"I like how you include the detailed description/information."

 

[HarpPlayerGene]

And Wil, stick with those wide brims-they look great on you!

I agree that Wil's wider brims suit him well, but I think he's one of those brimsters that does a stingy with confidence as well. Stick with 'em ALL, Wil!

 

[carter]

The Sunny Side of Life

For a cool, breezy day, at Mrs. Lee's Garden, Gladewater, TX., this Tonak fur felt. (It only blew off my head twice!)

Great shot, JT. Is this a public garden in Gladewater?
All those daffodils need to be in the Harbingers of Spring thread.

 

[carter]

Dang, Daizawaguy! You've been on roll recently with interesting back-grounds for your photos. Bravo:eusa_clap

Agreed. The travelogue is a wonderful part of each picture you post. The juxtaposition of traditional wedding dress with modern clothing is an unexpected bonus.