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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

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drmaxtejeda

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Thank you, Red! Oh yeah, gotta have a manly sized mower for these big yards! I'll be careful and watch the hat.
I live on a hillside, so my back yard is terraced. It would be very impractical to use a big mower like yours on it.
Fortunately, however, not all gardeners in Mexico have emigrated to the US. :)

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Bill Hughes

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^^^ i have determined i like your style
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Ps: subtly cool lapel pin.
What I am using as a lapel pin is actually a WWI USMC Collar Disc. In WWI the marines wore U.S. Army uniforms to Europe. To distinguish themselves from the army they had special Collar Discs made. It's the only time the USMC wore them. There are many reproductions today. I have a set of original.
 

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What good is selfies if I forget to post them?

The other day I made this snap wearing my Churchill 35
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A few weeks back we had a crazy week. On Tuesday I was wearing my JWHats hat in the snow
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And on Sunday I was wearing my Portis straw
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T Jones

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I live on a hillside, so my back yard is terraced. It would be very impractical to use a big mower like yours on it.
Fortunately, however, not all gardeners in Mexico have emigrated to the US. :)

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Yeah, I don't think this mower would work out too well on a terraced yard. I bet it looks really nice, though.
 

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Unknown vintage JC Penny’s Genuine Panama. Crest on sweat says Solar Straw above JC Penny and appears to say New York Made below that crest. Could be New York Grade but looks more like made than grade. Genuine Panama on other side of sweat. Sweat will eventually need replacing but for now I’ve taped it together with artists tape.
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That's a wonderful looking hat.
Just got home from a Anniversary brunch. What with the show, we didn't get a chance to celebrate on Friday. Modern Stetson Stratoliner in Sage.

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Merry anniversary, Mike.
 

Short Balding Guy

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Good morning. This morning a lightweight green hued Knox Vagabond was my hat of choice.

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I have started some yard clean-up and the 70'f temps have me wearing a straw hat for the first time since early Fall 2017. The vintage Sea Spray is a unique straw. The straw hat is a tight weave, while having side and top vents. The edge treatment is clever. It is enjoyable to wear. The leather sweat works well handing the sweaty efforts this morning.

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Best, Eric -
 

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Serious question...is there a difference between Madras & what they used to call Bleeding Madras? Or was Bleeding Madras just a marketing ploy to get us to buy those shirts? The shirts I had should have been called Fading Madras, because that's all they ever did.
Bleeding Madras is cotton that was handwoven and dyed in India using traditional vegetable dyes. The dyes were not absolutely fast to water so when washed they would tend to both fade and blend with the other colors. I think the madras name is the British name for cloth woven in the Madras area where the patterns were derived from Scottish tartans that the local weavers saw the troops wearing during the colonial era. Probably most modern Madras is neither handwoven or bleeding, but I believe it is still readily available.

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