OldStrummer
Practically Family
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- 552
- Location
- Ashburn, Virginia USA
I haven't been active on here for a couple of years, mostly because I stopped loading up on hats. Oh, I've bought a few baseball caps reflecting some of my passions and interests, but I've been very comfortable just wearing the fedoras I already own.
Add to that the fact that I retired last October and have been spending a lot of my time traveling (a passion of mine not often covered here). I just returned from a delightful four week trip to New Zealand and Australia. Fabulous!
For my travels, I use my old $11 Stetson wide-brim canvas hat, but it's been taking a beating. While in Australia, I came across a "bush hat" called a "Squashy." But everywhere I went, I couldn't find my size! Then, while walking through the town of Kuranda near the east coast of Queensland, I not only found one in my size, but it was on sale, too! Bonus!
So, here is my authentic Australian bush hat. It's made by Barmah. Waterproof leather, and packable! A "squashy."
Add to that the fact that I retired last October and have been spending a lot of my time traveling (a passion of mine not often covered here). I just returned from a delightful four week trip to New Zealand and Australia. Fabulous!
For my travels, I use my old $11 Stetson wide-brim canvas hat, but it's been taking a beating. While in Australia, I came across a "bush hat" called a "Squashy." But everywhere I went, I couldn't find my size! Then, while walking through the town of Kuranda near the east coast of Queensland, I not only found one in my size, but it was on sale, too! Bonus!
So, here is my authentic Australian bush hat. It's made by Barmah. Waterproof leather, and packable! A "squashy."