Jeremy T Garner
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My son Wyatt has got his very own self made hat on this morning
I like the result of that conversion, looks good on you Wes.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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These kind of stories need to be written down and kept for the younger generations to enjoy and be proud of. Every story of WWII is important to capture. This one is very interesting.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...
As above, keep this important story somewhere so your kids can learn from it. Watching old war documentaries to relax, just one more endearing quality, my dear.Stukas were very frightening. The sound amplified the effect.
My grandfather was a forced laborer in Berlin building said planes.
I have yet to see the movie, I have an issue with the sensational effect of some of those movies. Well, I could be terribly wrong but the trailer looks very showy.
This is coming from a woman who watches old war documentaries to relax
Welcome back Serge! Hope you had a great summer.Hi all,
It's been a busy summer. With the kids back in school I hope to be more active on The Loung again. Hope you all had a great summer and are doing well.
This is us yesterday out and about on a beautiful day.
Simone in a hat by Esther and yours truly under a Stetson.
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Me too. Your hat looks chipper though!Need Cofffeee!
Don't worry Esther, we all want to be like Harv too!Two 7XCBs by your two favorite loungers.
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Great composition of this one. I do like the shape of that Cuenca Bowler. It takes a brave man to face freckles.Starting the dia with my Texas Hatters Cuenca subfino bowler. And then making Cuencafreckles on the deck.
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Love the lines of the O'Farrell Bob, great to see it.View attachment 83723
O'Farrell this morning.
Great photo Jer! As much as I enjoyed Udva-Hazy, it was the Air and Space Museum on the capitol mall that moved me the most. I spent most of the day choking back the tears of being in the presence of the aviation history there. My wife dutifully followed me around just shaking her head...she didn't get it.I stood in almost that exact same spot! Awesome picture! That was one of my favorite locations when I went to D.C. earlier this year! My dad and I had an absolute blast. The Udvar-Hazy is a must as she is home to one of the most famous and arguably influential aircraft in History, the Enola Gay. View attachment 83738
My dad asked me to put the hat on for this photo even though it was inside as he said it would look "cooler". Enjoy your time in DC sir!
I totally understand that overwhelming feeling of awe and respect that causes the tearing up. I have to say that I experienced that a few times myself when touring the city and museums. Particularly at the Capitol itself and really at the Manasas Battlefield Park.Great photo Jer! As much as I enjoyed Udva-Hazy, it was the Air and Space Museum on the capitol mall that moved me the most. I spent most of the day choking back the tears of being in the presence of the aviation history there. My wife dutifully followed me around just shaking her head...she didn't get it.
Sunday morning coffee on the pond again wearing a mid-1940s Stetson Royal Deluxe.
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Charlie in a house robe. I love this stuff. Great hat, Chas.
Sunday morning coffee on the pond again wearing a mid-1940s Stetson Royal Deluxe.
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I totally understand that overwhelming feeling of awe and respect that causes the tearing up. I have to say that I experienced that a few times myself when touring the city and museums. Particularly at the Capitol itself and really at the Manasas Battlefield Park. View attachment 83742 View attachment 83743 View attachment 83744
Suave Chas, suave...
Thank you very much my friend! I am sure hoping he is a hat guy! He wasn't at first but seems to have grown into enjoying having hats on. The other day he would not let us leave the house unless his daddy had a hat on too. He ran into our closet and pointed at my hats and made me pick him up so he could choose one for me The wife and I were both in awe that at 20 months he's capable of some of these things, lolGreat shots, Jeremy. Thanks for taking us along! I especially enjoyed your son's new hat. The boy IS obviously a hat person, y'know! Give him time, and felt.
Charlie in a house robe. I love this stuff.
Only thing better would be a smoking jacket.Suave Chas, suave...
I like the Collegian. That hat band is so interesting.Toss up today between two heathered porkpies. Pilgrim gifted from Mr Bob Hufford,
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And Collegian found at Salvation Army,
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For whatever reason I think the Collegian won out today,
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8-27-2017 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
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Great photo Jer! As much as I enjoyed Udva-Hazy, it was the Air and Space Museum on the capitol mall that moved me the most. I spent most of the day choking back the tears of being in the presence of the aviation history there. My wife dutifully followed me around just shaking her head...she didn't get it.
Only thing better would be a smoking jacket.
Thanks, Charlie. She takes after her mother, I guess [emoji7] Yes, she's growing at an alarming rate. If this goes on, she'll be towering over us when she's ten [emoji1]Thanks @sergejvandervreede ! It was a joy to see you and the girls today! Your daughter is getting taller and even more cute with every post, sir. The hat? PERFECT!!
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No bathrobe, no chicken wing.
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