I know, Joe. Serendipity or what?What timing!
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Joe
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I know, Joe. Serendipity or what?What timing!
Best,
Joe
——— EVERY Day is HAT Day!!
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Indeed it is!!Super Gannon. Tequila time is always a good time for all [emoji145]
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With a quick cold snap like this one that dipped into the 40’s it just causes a sort of hibernation. This one could slowly move his head. I just kinda set them on the other side of the fence so the dogs don’t use them as chew toys.Great hat, Joe, but that iguana thing is crazy. Do they survive or have they died from the cold?
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Frozen Iguana removal!
That would certainly leave an unwanted dent in your beautiful Marathon! Sounds like umbrella and hat weather.
Wegener "Start" possibly late 1920s early 1930s and a recent arrival.
There's a little more to this story, Tim, come to think of it. Libs (as we call her) is 4 yrs. old. Her brother, Abel, is 5, but they're almost 2 years apart, and are part of the year. Her sister, Molly Mae, is her fraternal twin.
Abel, being a boy, has gotten haircuts since he was 3 1/2. Molly has really thin, fine hair that hangs in her face, so she's been getting trims and bangs. Liberty has been watching this, but she has beautiful blond hair that naturally parts in the center above her high forehead, framing her face. She could do shampoo commercials. Dad would not let her get a haircut, and I think she felt left out.
In fact, she got hold of some shears shortly after I was last out there, sporting a really short fade up to the closest my barber could get to a flat top with my limited dome cover (I balded from the back forward, so couldn't see it in the mirror). Lib only cut a couple of locks out that time, but my daughter was still outraged. Why in the world did you do that, she demanded.
Liberty's answer was that she wanted to look like grandpa.
Day two in this Penny’s Marathon. Still loving it!
An unusually cold morning... at least for us here in Florida had me doing a very Florida activity... while definitely not snow removal.... could be the South FL cold weather equivalent. Frozen Iguana removal!
Yup.. these guys just plop right down outta the trees! You gotta watch out! [emoji50]
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Joe
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Wonderful Wegener "Start", Steve. Style and font say 20s/30s to me, too. Great find.Wegener "Start" possibly late 1920s early 1930s and a recent arrival.
A fluffy wonder, Jim.Stetson 3X Huggy Bear gets the nod on a cold Funkytown day.
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Thank you, Daniele. I just needed to show it what it was meant to be (and once was probably).Happy to see the transformation of the Cervo-Tenisci.
I worked many years ago for Corneliani in a fantastic location, it was at the start of my life as photographer
Thanks Stefan.. I came across yours looking through the Marathon mile... could be it’s brother.
Now I just need a cool brick wall and a glass hat base... oooh and some awesome coats and scarves... oh and some cold weather... <sigh>
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Joe
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Is Bogart taken? I'll be Bogart if the character is free.Then I'll be ol' blue eyes [emoji4]
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True enough, Tim. Some just need more correcting than others!Nothing worse than an uncorrected brim.....
Same weather we're having. Should clear up with wearing a good hat though. You have that part covered!Hey folks!
The Ecuyer and Thomas for Motsch Fils on a damp and dreary afternoon.
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Have a great day!
Is Bogart taken? I'll be Bogart if the character is free.
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Looks like a hat that won't stand for any shenanigans though, Eric: a serious hat!I headed out this afternoon for shenanigans while wearing a vtg. Stetson Fifteen.
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Looking good Joe !
The Iguanas fall from the trees when it gets unusually cold there, as they are cold blooded, and if they get below 45 or so they will go into a dormant state, kinda like hibernation. Pretty crazy I know. I use to keep several as pets, along with lots of snakes when I was younger. I wanted to be a Herpetologist at one point....