Yea, everytime I see that movie, I want to dress up and sport a nice bespoke suit. They really did a fine job with costume design for a period piece. Reminds me of my town now, we still have that city/country feel here.
looks like fun, that's the time and place for that hat, you both look great, and yes music is a food of life, and always sounds fuller when filling the belly.We did make it to the Oktoberfest in Mt Angel, Oregon, this morning. We arrived just in time to hit the bratwurst and other tasty treats. There were quite a few guys with their traditional shorts and braces on, and their hats with either feathers or badger hair on the side.
I wore my A. Breiter Trachten Hut, made in Munich in the 80's. MrsFed wore the very Alpine-esque Borsalino I was gifted last year by a young man at church. It has a sewn in liner... maybe pre mid-80's? I think it matches the brown German mustard very well!
Watching the kids dance, sometimes with teens and their parents I had a thought that many of the world's problems might be solved with a little more music, dancing and good food!
You can see the guy in the lower left corner wearing his Trachten Hut with Badger hair tassle.
They have a working Glockenspiel in the town square that chimes on the hour and then plays music with moving carved wood characters. Very cool.
There's plenty of beer and wine, too, for you wine bibbers:
And lots of traditional music and dancing
I hit the brim with a little more steam this morning...
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What happens in October? It's only September?We did make it to the Oktoberfest in Mt Angel, Oregon, this morning. We arrived just in time to hit the bratwurst and other tasty treats. There were quite a few guys with their traditional shorts and braces on, and their hats with either feathers or badger hair on the side.
I wore my A. Breiter Trachten Hut, made in Munich in the 80's. MrsFed wore the very Alpine-esque Borsalino I was gifted last year by a young man at church. It has a sewn in liner... maybe pre mid-80's? I think it matches the brown German mustard very well!
Watching the kids dance, sometimes with teens and their parents I had a thought that many of the world's problems might be solved with a little more music, dancing and good food!
You can see the guy in the lower left corner wearing his Trachten Hut with Badger hair tassle.
They have a working Glockenspiel in the town square that chimes on the hour and then plays music with moving carved wood characters. Very cool.
There's plenty of beer and wine, too, for you wine bibbers:
And lots of traditional music and dancing
I hit the brim with a little more steam this morning...
.
Lol got it late memo
Awesome photos Doug! Looks like quite the adventureWe did make it to the Oktoberfest in Mt Angel, Oregon, this morning. We arrived just in time to hit the bratwurst and other tasty treats. There were quite a few guys with their traditional shorts and braces on, and their hats with either feathers or badger hair on the side.
I wore my A. Breiter Trachten Hut, made in Munich in the 80's. MrsFed wore the very Alpine-esque Borsalino I was gifted last year by a young man at church. It has a sewn in liner... maybe pre mid-80's? I think it matches the brown German mustard very well!
Watching the kids dance, sometimes with teens and their parents I had a thought that many of the world's problems might be solved with a little more music, dancing and good food!
You can see the guy in the lower left corner wearing his Trachten Hut with Badger hair tassle.
They have a working Glockenspiel in the town square that chimes on the hour and then plays music with moving carved wood characters. Very cool.
There's plenty of beer and wine, too, for you wine bibbers:
And lots of traditional music and dancing
I hit the brim with a little more steam this morning...
.
you and Mrs Fed look right at home in your hats! A perfect fitThanks, man! You sure looked sharp in your suit and AB/Steve Delk hat. Have you posted the gray one before? Sounds very cool!Awesome photos Doug! Looks like quite the adventure
It's a party that just keeps going and going!
Thank you Doug! I think I have only posted it once or twice. Here is the CS that Steve made for me. It's about a 1/2 in. taller crown and has a 2 5/8 brim. This one is a rabbit body.
I do remember that one, and those spec's! Excellent, friend!
Hi Richard. Welcome!![a>](http://<a href="http://s1152.photobucket.com/user/RColeM1950/media/IMG_5933_zpsp9kzmyfl.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i1152.photobucket.com/albums/p486/RColeM1950/IMG_5933_zpsp9kzmyfl.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo IMG_5933_zpsp9kzmyfl.jpg"/></a>)
I'm new to FL, this is first post. I've been following several hats threads for months and decided it was time to join in. This is a no name toquilla I got with in a purchase of several hats earlier this year. It has quickly become one of my favorites.![a>](http://<a href="http://s1152.photobucket.com/user/RColeM1950/media/IMG_5938_zpsomjo9rem.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i1152.photobucket.com/albums/p486/RColeM1950/IMG_5938_zpsomjo9rem.jpg" border="0" alt="white no name photo IMG_5938_zpsomjo9rem.jpg"/></a>)
I see only one problem with it, Karl: it's too small!
