DaveProc
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When I shaved the beard off, my 10 year old asked who I wasAnd reinstalling the facial hair?
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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TheOldFashioned
Call Me a Cab
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Boomerang
One of the Regulars
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Low light pic and fly-away bow-tail notwithstanding, the Cedar Brown CD spruced me up for an early morning grocery run.
I'm going to be in a friend's wedding soon, and I need a grey suit, so I switched to the Moonstone CD to head into town and confront that obstacle. The groom and I have been buddies since 9th grade, and that was 1976.
I'm going to be in a friend's wedding soon, and I need a grey suit, so I switched to the Moonstone CD to head into town and confront that obstacle. The groom and I have been buddies since 9th grade, and that was 1976.
Mighty44
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Funny!
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Been to Outlaw Square myself. In about a month the streets of Deadwood won’t be so empty.
Thanks, Gary.
It is a beauty, Jonathan. Glad we could save that to be worn.
GHT
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Mossant Orient
Decisions, decisions! The Open Road appeals as does Stetson's bowler, but The Mossant Orient sets off your attire so perfectly. Love the colour.
For church today, I wore the bespoke Gamble & Gunn because it compliments the trousers that Tina made. Tina looked amazing today but she asked me not to put her photo up, so I won't upset the lady.
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The Shoe
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One vote for the Dattero.
Thanks, Gary. Noted!
T Jones
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Pellie
One Too Many
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Thanks, Marcel.+1
StoryPNW
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Your selections are firing on all cylinders this week, all of them look great. I agree with the others though, I love the Dattero too.
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Some entries over the last few days.
Dalt-O-Liner, Resistol, Resistol San Antonio, Borsalino.
Dalt-O-Liner, Resistol, Resistol San Antonio, Borsalino.
Short Balding Guy
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Good morning folks.
Yesterday afternoon I enjoyed escapades on my property under the brim of a VS straw fedora.
Today my morning walkabout was taken under the brim of an inky blue Dobbs. I took the formal appearing hat through my normal excursions.
Arriving home I got a cup of coffee and changed to a Stetson Buckaneer. This spiral stitched fedora is a blueish -gray hat with lots of features. It is a lovely morning.
After coffee I was feeling energized and headed over to visit the neighbors. I wore a silvery Bock (Canadian 30's fedora) for the visit.
It is a minty glorious hat. Loads of features, one of which is the brim edge treatment. Superbly done.
I completed a couple of errands and commenced watering the trees as they are droppy. I wore a Gannon Wanderer (inspired by the Stetson hat of said name) in a silvermist beaver felt.
Cheers to all from Minnesota, USA this morning, Eric. -
Yesterday afternoon I enjoyed escapades on my property under the brim of a VS straw fedora.
Today my morning walkabout was taken under the brim of an inky blue Dobbs. I took the formal appearing hat through my normal excursions.
Arriving home I got a cup of coffee and changed to a Stetson Buckaneer. This spiral stitched fedora is a blueish -gray hat with lots of features. It is a lovely morning.
After coffee I was feeling energized and headed over to visit the neighbors. I wore a silvery Bock (Canadian 30's fedora) for the visit.
It is a minty glorious hat. Loads of features, one of which is the brim edge treatment. Superbly done.
I completed a couple of errands and commenced watering the trees as they are droppy. I wore a Gannon Wanderer (inspired by the Stetson hat of said name) in a silvermist beaver felt.
Cheers to all from Minnesota, USA this morning, Eric. -
GHT
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A very generous compliment indeed, especially coming from such a connoisseur, thank you.
What can I say Eric? You have upstaged Stefan.Good morning folks.
Yesterday afternoon I enjoyed escapades on my property under the brim of a VS straw fedora.
Today my morning walkabout was taken under the brim of an inky blue Dobbs. I took the formal appearing hat through my normal excursions.
Arriving home I got a cup of coffee and changed to a Stetson Buckaneer. This spiral stitched fedora is a blueish -gray hat with lots of features. It is a lovely morning.
After coffee I was feeling energized and headed over to visit the neighbors. I wore a silvery Bock (Canadian 30's fedora) for the visit.
It is a minty glorious hat. Loads of features, one of which is the brim edge treatment. Superbly done.
I completed a couple of errands and commenced watering the trees as they are droppy. I wore a Gannon Wanderer (inspired by the Stetson hat of said name) in a silvermist beaver felt.
Cheers to all from Minnesota, USA this morning, Eric. -
What a fabulous hat The Bock is. What an amazing hatband.
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I am also on the Dattero train
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