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Took my pecan VS out for a minute in a rare West Texas snow to investigate some noises. Turns out snow is falling from the trees. Imagine that
Lol. Sure of that!Thanks, Bob! He was just getting warmed up in these photos; there was a lot more bashing...
I'll try g. I've got the fireplace going right now not like that's a bad thing.Roger--reminds me of New Year's eve last year, driving on I-10 north of Ft. Davis. Stay warm.
Hey everyone!
Looking sharp today, folks!
Thanks for all the likes and compliments. And for providing inspiration for my addiction. I have found in recent days that, regardless of brim width, I like my crowns to be fuller than I did in days past. When I made Original No. 5, I made it on a block that has more taper than I like now. So, having recently made a squarer-topped "cheater block" to gently stretch 7 1/4 lids into my 7 5/16 size, I used it to do a crown stretch on this one. I like the results.
Put in a quick teardrop and shorter pinch. Kinda gives it a more vintage vibe like a Playboy.
Maybe I'll call it The Penthouse....
Thanks so much, Esther! We'll need to arrange a play-date with Zeger, so the boys can discuss European vs. American hats...
How GREAT would that be?!?!?
I'll try g. I've got the fireplace going right now not like that's a bad thing.
Sounds like boys being boys...
You want to know why?! To quote Jerry Seinfeld, " You want to know what guys are thinking? NOTHING. We're just walking around, looking around." They can't help it.
It's rather chilly here, too. Everyone thinks California is warm and sunny. Keep that fireplace going!
thats why I love No. Cal.
I lived in LA for 6 years and never saw a day below probably 57 degrees ....that was maybe once ... and people were out in parkas and ear muffs
my east coast ass was in shorts
it also probably rained 10 times in those 6 years as well ... and everything was constantly on fire
That hat is exquisite,Alan,wow.Spent a quiet day at home with the family, watching a Harry Potter marathon and working on a recently acquired Cavanagh Montecristi. The hat responded well to steam, block and flange. I removed the ribbon to steam and press and found underneath a a bit of panama PanAm memorabilia, circa 1960, I'd say.