Thanks Bob. I changed the dent last night and did a bit of ironing on the wonky brim this morning. Love that Cavanaugh you were wearing yesterday.
Some beautiful cloth in that one Serge. Love it.Windy and sunny. Monsivais cap flapping all over the place during a short bike ride, but it did stay put.
Enjoy your Sunday my friends!
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Michael: sweet hat. Didn’t know you had one. Got time to share the insides?Starting out on a frosty morning under this Peters Bros. Shady Oaks
DSCN9417 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
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Well stained up., but suitable for many more years of service I think. May try to get out on the bike if it warms up later. Will need something with a little less windage then
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Have a great Sunday,
Michael
What a nice old Strat Bob. I would enjoy seeing more of this one. 1950s?
Stupendous Michael! You would achieve lift off wearing this one on a bike ride. Impressive.Starting out on a frosty morning under this Peters Bros. Shady Oaks
DSCN9417 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN9413 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Well stained up., but suitable for many more years of service I think. May try to get out on the bike if it warms up later. Will need something with a little less windage then
Have a great Sunday,
Michael
Windy and sunny. Monsivais cap flapping all over the place during a short bike ride, but it did stay put.
Enjoy your Sunday my friends!
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Thanks, Michael. I got two caps from him and the fabric in both is spectacular!
Greetings Fruno et al:Thanks all for the likes and nice comments on yesterday's green Gannon. I hope everybody had a great St. Patrick's day and moderated their intake. I was supposed to see a friend play live, but wussed out and stayed home with my head buried in Netflix.
As the church I attend is basically, on the campus of U of Dayton, I had to pick my way through piles of hungover students and unused green Jello shots to get to mass. No better accompaniment to such an endeavor as Grandma Anna's Royal Stetson.
It's a Sunshine Day!
BTW - I was kidding about the students, but not the Jello shots.
Sent directly from my mind to yours.
Thanks Mike.
Ha! It's too early for the hungover students!Thanks all for the likes and nice comments on yesterday's green Gannon. I hope everybody had a great St. Patrick's day and moderated their intake. I was supposed to see a friend play live, but wussed out and stayed home with my head buried in Netflix.
As the church I attend is basically, on the campus of U of Dayton, I had to pick my way through piles of hungover students and unused green Jello shots to get to mass. No better accompaniment to such an endeavor as Grandma Anna's Royal Stetson.
It's a Sunshine Day!
BTW - I was kidding about the students, but not the Jello shots.
Sent directly from my mind to yours.
Postponed all of my plans to remedy my green hat oversight this morning (not really). But when I swung back around home I did pick up the 1930s Dobbs with the Improved Cavanagh Edge.
Have a great rest of your day.
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Thanks Bowen. The liner is pretty simple with dark purple cloth. No markings on the sweat at all, which makes me wonder if it has been replaced once already
DSCN9436 by Michael A2012, on FlickrYes, not a bicycling hat. I would worry that a stiff side wind gust might knock me down too. I'm just now trying to talk myself into getting out on the bike, but my energy is fading. Maybe a nap first. Ha ha.
Thanks. More interest in this hat than I expected.
Ha..yeah that’s why i asked. Your post just made me laugh about the post Saturday party stuff you see. Then about Dayton etc. The H2? A middle eastern visa’d student there dropped a ton of Ma and Pa’s money in one. His loss, my gain. Ha. I seriously considered Wright State for my college. Great school, nice area, hugely fast growing town.
Thanks Charlie.
My Lord... These 21st century college kids are much more hardy than I was. When I was in school, I'd be lucky if I could cast off the Sunday post-debauchery fog and filfth by 1 PM. Just thinking about it gives me a residual shudder.
Thanks Michael: very nice. I really like their colorful liners. Your’s is the one with the “s”. The older one then the “Oak” i believe. To bad about the sweat. I wonder which model? Quite a brim, looks wider than a Banker. Very nice. BThanks Bowen. The liner is pretty simple with dark purple cloth. No markings on the sweat at all, which makes me wonder if it has been replaced once already
Yes, not a bicycling hat. I would worry that a stiff side wind gust might knock me down too. I'm just now trying to talk myself into getting out on the bike, but my energy is fading. Maybe a nap first. Ha ha.
Thanks all,
Michael
Postponed all of my plans to remedy my green hat oversight this morning (not really). But when I swung back around home I did pick up the 1930s Dobbs with the Improved Cavanagh Edge.
Have a great rest of your day.
