What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[Aureliano]

Thanks, Perry and David. Super cold morning in NYC!

 

[Picker]

Nice hat indeed, but that guitar! A beautiful D-45.

Thanks, man. I've gone through quite a few Martin guitars, but the D-45 beats them all for sound (IMO) as well as looks. Martin guitars, Akubra hats, and Alden shoes: I'm addicted to high quality.
Picker

 

[DJH]

Old codger style flat cap made by Bob at Black Sheep Hatworks.

 

[BR Gordon]

I love your hats and caps. The only thing that my wife ever sees, in your photos, are the Bostons that you walk.

 

[DJH]

Thanks, that one is Ben. He's an old Boston now, soon be 12.
Our little Pearl is only 2 and is hiding behind me somewhere.

We see other Bostons quite often in our area, 2 today in fact. Try to get ours out as much as possible during the fall because they don't tolerate the cold well and become pretty much indoor dogs in the New Hampshire winter.

 

[zetwal]

A beautiful D-45.

+1

 

[Tango Yankee]

Thanks for the kind words, everyone! I hope to have a bit of spare time now to get serious about my hats again--in between spending more time with my granddaugher and wife!

Congratulations! I did the "cap and gown walk" just about this time last year. What kind of degree did you get?

Bob, it's a Masters in Information Technology, Project Management, and earning it makes me even less marketable than I already was here in southern Ohio! :eeek: But the opportunity to go for it using the Post 9/11 GI Bill was too good to pass up.

A late congratulations on yours, as well. What is your degree in?

Cheers,
Tom

 

[DJH]

Congratulations on the Masters, Tom. Even if it doesn't make you more marketable, it's still an achievement to be proud of!

 

[alanfgag]

Its a bit rainy today and my Buckaroo Hatters Harvester will fit the bill.

That's a great look all around Rusty.

Ale, that new Optimo is the bomb.

 

[jimmy the lid]

Its a bit rainy today and my Buckaroo Hatters Harvester will fit the bill.

Man, I remember when you first posted that lid here, R!

I have always loved the look of the Harvester. :eusa_clap

Cheers,
JtL

 

[Aureliano]

Thanks, Alan! Congrats on the degree, Tom!

 

[Lefty]

Optimo.
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Fantastic.

at [URL="http://www.mapleside.com/"]Mapleside Farms[/URL] -fun with hayrides, pumpkin patches, giant slides, pillow bouncing,
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and a pie eating contest

 

[RBH]

Thanks David, Matt, Aureliano, hatophile, Alan and Jimmy.
I have been trying to round out my hat wearing with other than thin ribbons.
Its been hard.....

David and Lefty, nice caps today.

 

[Aureliano]

Great shots, Lefty and thanks for your comment about my Optimo. Your cap is wicked cool!

 

[alanfgag]

...and a pie eating contest

I love this.

 

[DJH]

Tumwater on a 32 degree NH morning

 

[bowlerman]

Ale-- love that Optimo.
Lefty-- looks like loads of fun! Neat cap, too. You actually have me considering looking for one... maybe.
David-- three cheers for tony b!!!

I was getting too comfortable in my Resistol silverbelly "Wide Country" so I changed it up this weekend with a Stetson silverbelly royal deluxe OR.

 

[hatophile]

Borsalino today.

So Lefty, did you win the contest? Cool cap, is it a variant of the striped engineer's cap?

Another nice Tumwater Dave.

That OR looks super on you, Jeff. I think that's one of my favorites to see you wear.

 

[Rodkins]

Borsalino today.

So Lefty, did you win the contest? Cool cap, is it a variant of the striped engineer's cap?

Another nice Tumwater Dave.

That OR looks super on you, Jeff. I think that's one of my favorites to see you wear.

Lefty, Dave, Jeff - Great pics.
Fine Borso, Perry

 

[Rodkins]

Friday night - Stetson Bantam

Saturday morning on the flight to Austin, Texas
Stetson Open Road 7XCB