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Nice looking silver belly Eric. I Like the brim binding , the crown ribbon is perfect.
Well done.
Well done.
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
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Pearls Of The Orient
Posting a few snapshots from our past week in Macau and Hong Kong. It is monsoon season here, with humidity in the 80% range and near matching temperature and dew points in the upper 80's. Just brushed by Typhoon Kai-tak a few days ago. We are headed back to Taipei for another week before returning to Minnesota.
At the Ruins Of the Cathedral Of St. Paul in Macau. Awe inspiring despite just the remains of the facade left still standing. OPTIMO Montecristi.
Senado Square, Macau. OPTIMO Montecristi.
Visiting the Tian Tan Buddha on Lantau Island, Hong Kong. It was the world's tallest outdoor bronze seated Buddha prior to 2007, at 34 meters or 112 feet in height.
Searching for antiques along Hollywood Road, Hong Kong. Built by the Royal Engineers in 1844, it was the first road to be completed following the founding of the colony of Hong Kong.
Walking past the Central Police Station, one of the remaining vestiges of colonial Hong Kong.
Enjoying the sights and aural delight at the Yuen Po Street Bird Garden.
Posting a few snapshots from our past week in Macau and Hong Kong. It is monsoon season here, with humidity in the 80% range and near matching temperature and dew points in the upper 80's. Just brushed by Typhoon Kai-tak a few days ago. We are headed back to Taipei for another week before returning to Minnesota.
At the Ruins Of the Cathedral Of St. Paul in Macau. Awe inspiring despite just the remains of the facade left still standing. OPTIMO Montecristi.
Senado Square, Macau. OPTIMO Montecristi.
Visiting the Tian Tan Buddha on Lantau Island, Hong Kong. It was the world's tallest outdoor bronze seated Buddha prior to 2007, at 34 meters or 112 feet in height.
Searching for antiques along Hollywood Road, Hong Kong. Built by the Royal Engineers in 1844, it was the first road to be completed following the founding of the colony of Hong Kong.
Walking past the Central Police Station, one of the remaining vestiges of colonial Hong Kong.
Enjoying the sights and aural delight at the Yuen Po Street Bird Garden.
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Jared, thanks for the nice comment! I appreciate them!
Randall, this Borsalino with brim up looks very good on you!
gtdean, nice Zealand straw Hat nice shape too!
Eric, wonderful Artlite, sharp Hat!
Che, you rock it. You wear him so well with brim up. Sharp.
Al, wonderful photos, I hope you enjoy your trip, best wishes to you and your Family!
Randall, this Borsalino with brim up looks very good on you!
gtdean, nice Zealand straw Hat nice shape too!
Eric, wonderful Artlite, sharp Hat!
Che, you rock it. You wear him so well with brim up. Sharp.
Al, wonderful photos, I hope you enjoy your trip, best wishes to you and your Family!
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More nice hats, guys.
Al, I'm enjoying the photos of your eastern adventures - thanks for bringing all of us along with you!
Randall, the new Borsalino looks great - I hope your smell removing was a total success.
I'm starting the weekend with one of my favorites - my Black Cherry VS
Al, I'm enjoying the photos of your eastern adventures - thanks for bringing all of us along with you!
Randall, the new Borsalino looks great - I hope your smell removing was a total success.
I'm starting the weekend with one of my favorites - my Black Cherry VS
DJH my Art-Lite S/B Got me thinkin bout startin a band & your pic in the B/C.... your the front Man in the band !More nice hats, guys.
Al, I'm enjoying the photos of your eastern adventures - thanks for bringing all of us along with you!
Randall, the new Borsalino looks great - I hope your smell removing was a total success.
I'm starting the weekend with one of my favorites - my Black Cherry VS
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Cavanagh straw P/P
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David, woonderful color for that Hat!
Robert, looks good the Cavanagh, nice, the brim shape
Robert, looks good the Cavanagh, nice, the brim shape
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What he said.
Robert, that shirt/hat combo gives you an air of natural leisure. Perfect for a summer stroll at that big lake near you.
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Thanks guys, I'm enjoying the fact that the mornings are getting a little cooler and I can venture out in my felt hats.
Che - sign me up for the band!
As long as singing or musical ability isn't needed, I'm your man!!
DJH !
Geez i was relying on you, I dont have the required abilitys either lol
back from the Flea & tooo hot for felt even a Lite S/B & its a brim down day
spoilin the grandkids, yea kid got the car & the baby lost his Sailor cap
dobbs milan
Geez i was relying on you, I dont have the required abilitys either lol
back from the Flea & tooo hot for felt even a Lite S/B & its a brim down day
spoilin the grandkids, yea kid got the car & the baby lost his Sailor cap
dobbs milan
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That's a neat Cav straw, Robert. The print on the pug reminds me of a lamp my parents had that was made from a printing roller used for relief printing of fabric.
Seabass, those kids have a cool grand dad. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
AL, I hope you enjoyed a terrific vacation. It must be a little daunting to wear those precious Optimos in tropical conditions. They look fantastic.
Randall, the new Borso is a star.
Seabass, those kids have a cool grand dad. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
AL, I hope you enjoyed a terrific vacation. It must be a little daunting to wear those precious Optimos in tropical conditions. They look fantastic.
Randall, the new Borso is a star.
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Although most of us here don't particularly care for the "Indy" comments, I was feeling a bit sartorially inspired by the good Dr. Jones today, not the same color palette, but a similar ensemble topped off by my Dobbs Gay Prince (still waiting for my Adventurebilt! )
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That first photo is fantastic.
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Great stuff, Chasseur - I remember seeing the shots from Taiwan when you posted them before. Love the one of you giving heck to the Parliament!
Nice pics by the railway too, looks as though it was an enjoyable trip. Great Dobbs 20!
Nice pics by the railway too, looks as though it was an enjoyable trip. Great Dobbs 20!
Thanks, Fellas!
I really appreciate the kind remarks, gentlemen!
Manfred: We are having a ball, but it is a long time to be away from home and work for three plus weeks! Our best wishes to you and your family as well.
David: It will feel downright cold when we return to Minnesota next week! That Black Cherry is sweeet!
Robert: Nice Cavanagh! Hollywood, au naturale? Hope you have that Wiener Horn in hand by now.
Che: Looking dapper with your grandsons!
Alan: The hedonistic excesses of our trip are partially offset by the remarkably warm and humid weather, and the work that awaits me when we return to Minnesota! I am really delighting in wearing my Montecristis in this weather, and they have been on my noggin at all hours except during slumber. I think that, contrary to common perception, they are much more resilient than imagined, even with the finest weaves, and I do not hesitate for a moment to enjoy them, without any trepidation.
Jared: Looking like you are ready for some adventure somewhere...except where we are at the moment! lol
I really appreciate the kind remarks, gentlemen!
Manfred: We are having a ball, but it is a long time to be away from home and work for three plus weeks! Our best wishes to you and your family as well.
David: It will feel downright cold when we return to Minnesota next week! That Black Cherry is sweeet!
Robert: Nice Cavanagh! Hollywood, au naturale? Hope you have that Wiener Horn in hand by now.
Che: Looking dapper with your grandsons!
Alan: The hedonistic excesses of our trip are partially offset by the remarkably warm and humid weather, and the work that awaits me when we return to Minnesota! I am really delighting in wearing my Montecristis in this weather, and they have been on my noggin at all hours except during slumber. I think that, contrary to common perception, they are much more resilient than imagined, even with the finest weaves, and I do not hesitate for a moment to enjoy them, without any trepidation.
Jared: Looking like you are ready for some adventure somewhere...except where we are at the moment! lol
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