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l'll be right over. I need to designate a special hat for grillin'Grilling up some chicken in my official grill hat
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
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Windsock8e
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I totally nerded out for 3 hours or so [emoji851]and came back as am about to watch Dunkirk on imax at the museum.
Michael R.
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Scala Panama earlier, but had to try my newly thrifted engineer cap. A bit snug...
@Cap_7597 wears one at work sometimes Bob . It looks good , maybe you'll find one larger some day . I never liked a tight Hat that was too tight . Toot Toot ! All Aboard !
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I'm living vicariously through you my friend. I think my choice of hat would be my 1930s Mallory Derby, the brim would not get in the way of my Nikon.
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Thanks Michael. I was hoping I could wear it while playing Mexican Train Dominos (my family's drinking game of choice). I may give it to my sister for that purpose.
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@Hurricane Jack HJ , Here's some old pictures of the Taupe CD with the previous crease , and the Cornhill Strat (Royal Premier Quality) ...
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dunkirk is amazing in the cinema, so good. Enjoy mght be the wrong word.
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Akubra's "Mid" Brown is a nice color, but I consider it more of a dark brown. Their Taupe Fawn is more along the lines of what I'd consider a mid brown, maybe even a light brown in some lighting. Either way, I think the Taupe Fawn is a nice neutral brown--neither too red nor too golden/yellow--which makes it a fairly versatile color.
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Scala Panama earlier, but had to try my newly thrifted engineer cap. A bit snug...
Perfect!!! Great looking hat. The one that I used to have that was fitted tore on me. So I got a Pointer Brand adjustable. It's ok, but fitted is better.
Looks great on you. Sorry it's a little snug.
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Thanks Cap!
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Thanks Michael. The Taupe Fawn is a nice color. Looks like the ribbon & binding match the base color closely? The Cornhill looks like it might have some yellow or green/yellow undertones? A bit of contrast with the ribbon/binding?
I'll study them more tomorrow. I put some last min money on Mayweather so going to get ready for the fight now.
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Thanks splintercellsz!
moehawk
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Thanks Red! Didn't melt, but sweated a lot on my walk to the flea market. Great straw day!
I woke up at 3 this morning and couldn't get back to sleep. Took my daughter to the beach at Pacific City with the church group and I AM TIRED!
It was cold there. 94F here in town and 71F at the beach with winds from 15 -30 mph. Nuts. I didn't lose my hat once in the wind until we were leaving, and 5 feet from the car, whoosh! No worse for wear but it took awhile to dust all the sand out and off of it!
Wow, I fell asleep typing this and almost dropped my laptop on the floor! Ugh.
Oh yeah, hat is a modern Stetson Florentine Milan in Sand (literally, ha!) A good sun hat at a windy beach!
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It was cold there. 94F here in town and 71F at the beach with winds from 15 -30 mph. Nuts. I didn't lose my hat once in the wind until we were leaving, and 5 feet from the car, whoosh! No worse for wear but it took awhile to dust all the sand out and off of it!
Wow, I fell asleep typing this and almost dropped my laptop on the floor! Ugh.
Oh yeah, hat is a modern Stetson Florentine Milan in Sand (literally, ha!) A good sun hat at a windy beach!
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Michael R.
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I woke up at 3 this morning and couldn't get back to sleep. Took my daughter to the beach at Pacific City with the church group and I AM TIRED!
It was cold there. 94F here in town and 71F at the beach with winds from 15 -30 mph. Nuts. I didn't lose my hat once in the wind until we were leaving, and 5 feet from the car, whoosh! No worse for wear but it took awhile to dust all the sand out and off of it!
Wow, I fell asleep typing this and almost dropped my laptop on the floor! Ugh.
Oh yeah, hat is a modern Stetson Florentine Milan in Sand (literally, ha!) A good sun hat at a windy beach!
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The Rock at Pacific City is cool . Have you seen the Beach Cam of that Beach Doug ? Its pretty awesome . Nice Day !
Lots of people there in dry suits trying to surf in the cold water!
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Grabbed an Australian cowboy conversion on my way out the door tonight. Ribbon and wind cord salvaged from a Resistol San Antonio I found years ago.
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I'm living vicariously through you my friend. I think my choice of hat would be my 1930s Mallory Derby, the brim would not get in the way of my Nikon.
Great hat choice. Here's an aviation - hat photo combo...
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It had a real punch on imax. My French Grandfather was in Belgium in May 1940 (heavy artillery spotter) but did not get out via Dunkirk but on one of the last trucks across the Meuse before they blew the bridges. He only spoke once or twice about it but mentioned that Stukas were *absolutely* terrifying as it felt like they were aiming right at you personally...
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