What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[mmbarnes]

Bowlers look so gentlemanly, so stylish, so unique. Especially when caught in the sunlight taking a sneaky leak.

Who says that there was anything sneaky about it? [emoji6]

 

[mmbarnes]

What??!! I thought we were in the same state? Snow here. I'm coming down!
Great hat, though!!

Not need to be jealous, Harv. It didn't last. Two hours later, the wind started howling, temperature dropped, and we even saw some brief sleet. Monday it's supposed to be back in the seventies though.

Wacky weather.

Love that Falcon Park. Such a pretty hat!

 

[Wesslyn]

Brooks Brothers by Lock and Co again today. I just love this hat!

 

[1mach1]

Some shop work this cold evening.....
BGCD

 

[BobHufford]

Creek side on a chilly morning while hunting mushrooms again. American Hat Co. 3X.

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[1mach1]

Creek side on a chilly morning while hunting mushrooms again. American Hat Co. 3X.

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Great looking hat for the task, Bob. Is that a standard poodle?

 

[BobHufford]

Great looking hat for the task, Bob. Is that a standard poodle?

Thanks Harv. That's just a fat Minature Poodle.

 

[rclark]

Two hat day for me.
1940s Premier Stratoliner


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[RBH]

Some shop work this cold evening.....
BGCD

Nice CampDraft!
What I wonder about is the Colt sign... I live about 7 miles from Colt Arkansas...the birth place of country legend Charlie Rich.

 

[moontheloon]

Two hat day for me.
1940s Premier Stratoliner


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Fantastic strat Rick

 

[rclark]

Fantastic strat Rick

Thanks Anthony! It's a special one

 

[Rogera]

Thanks Anthony! It's a special one

You're darn right that's a special one! Beautiful Strat!

 

[Rogera]

****** walking completed - I brought along my Campdraft.

Behind me is the Texas & Pacific Railroad Station, opened in 1931 and now converted to lofts.

On the way home a lot of hats (of the hard variety) in Sundance Square Plaza, where Habitat for Humanity volunteers are building a home for a family.

This seems to be an annual thing, they built one here last year too. Must be a hassle moving the houses when finished.

That's a beautiful building David. Did you go into that post office right next to that building? Beautiful art deco building and lots of Egyptian themed decor on the inside. Very historic and representative of the more extravagant styles of the 20s and 30s.

 

[Bolero]

Pulled out the old Excellent Stratoliner today! Have a great weekend all!

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You are showing the "Philly" look....Outstanding

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Great Story Hurricane. I had a similar experience involving that movie. I was in Kansas City at the time attending the Future Farmers of America national convention. A couple of my fellow reprobates and me decided to skip our required seminars and take a bus to a theater for the matinee showing of Easy Rider. Let's just say that for a small town boy from northern Minnesota it was an eye opener.

Michael

Michael, I was in KC also! I was at the Plaza Theater. Do you remember if you attended the premier or a matinee sometime later? We could have been in the same theater. I remember those annual FFA conventions. I always wanted to borrow an FFA jacked to see if I could get laid by the local girls.

Are you from up around Hibbing by chance? Yrs later I worked with a guy from near Hibbing/Bemidji who's parents worked there in the taconite mines. Growing up he went to school with Bobby Zimmerman.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Creek side on a chilly morning while hunting mushrooms again...

Bob, whenever I'm trying to score some shrooms I like to listen to "White Rabbit" by Jefferson Airplane. Brings me good luck.

Sorry...couldn't resist.

 

[Frunobulax]

Michael, I was in KC also! I was at the Plaza Theater. Do you remember if you attended the premier or a matinee sometime later? We could have been in the same theater. I remember those annual FFA conventions. I always wanted to borrow an FFA jacked to see if I could get laid by the local girls.

Are you from up around Hibbing by chance? Yrs later I worked with a guy from near Hibbing/Bemidji who's parents worked there in the taconite mines. Growing up he went to school with Bobby Zimmerman.

Taconite mines? Is that where we get Tex-Mex?

 

[moontheloon]

Bob, whenever I'm trying to score some shrooms I like to listen to "White Rabbit" by Jefferson Airplane. Brings me good luck.

Sorry...couldn't resist.

"... go ask Alice...."

 

[Hurricane Jack]

"... go ask Alice...."

That song was the National Anthem of a generation for a while. Took me yrs before I figured out it's really about the Viet Nam war, & I'm usually pretty good at understanding lyrics & gettin' the message.

 

[1mach1]

Nice CampDraft!
What I wonder about is the Colt sign... I live about 7 miles from Colt Arkansas...the birth place of country legend Charlie Rich.

Funny you should mention the sign. I found it in a scrap yard in Parkin, Arkansas.