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FI agree about the Elosegui… my 1858 has a unique hand even after many years. It needed quite some abuse before it softened to my liking...
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FDespite the reputation, the béret is'nt a "basque" only cap, and the origine of the béret are in fact from the province of Bearn in...
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FFedster replied to the thread Berets, Anyone?.Three Elosegui txapelduns. I hang all berets for a while, using gravity to soften them up. I know some berets are soft from the start...
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FFedster replied to the thread Berets, Anyone?.What are the differences in use between a beret alpin and a txapeldun? A txapeldun seems slightly larger, but were they historically...
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FWinter returns Luckily so does the Laulhere alpin.
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FNo, it makes for a funny (and well-known story), but the size of the Tarte is not has nothing to do with warming your feet. I am sure...
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FFedster replied to the thread Berets, Anyone?.According to this soldier the size of the tarte alpin is due to using it to warm up your own feet, is that general knowledge?
