What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

[jkingrph]

I wore an old Tilley model, airflo I think, for my morning walk. A couple of months ago I boxed up my straw hats and got the nice felts out, but it has been too warm here in central E Texas to wear most of the time. I need to get the straws backout, and not even New Years yet, the way the yard is looking I may need to mow grass in a couple of weeks. It's been so warm of lately, I think I have washed the Tilley 3-4 times over the last 5-6 weeks to get the sweat out.

 

[deadlyhandsome]

Northwest:

 

[drmaxtejeda]

Northwest:

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Very nice, Brent!

 

[deadlyhandsome]

Very nice, Brent!

Thanks, Max. Hope you and yours had a great Christmas.

 

[jlee562]

Northwest:

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Mike did a great job on that brim! Nice one, Brent.

 

[deadlyhandsome]

Mike did a great job on that brim! Nice one, Brent.

Thanks, Jared. There’s a lot of crown to work with and I’m still tweaking it.

 

[drmaxtejeda]

Thanks, Max. Hope you and yours had a great Christmas.

Feliz navidad y año nuevo, Brent

 

[Short Balding Guy]

Good cold (10'f or -12'c) morning in my neighborhood. A sage Whippet was my hat choice for a dog soirre and a couple yard chores.

Inside for some warming coffee and then back out to cut a couple limbs up. I headed out in a VS thin ribboned fedora (sage beaver felt).

Cheers, Eric -

 

[alanfgag]

Me and mon ami wearing our hats of the day...

 

[The Shoe]

Me and mon ami wearing our hats of the day...

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Great photo, Alan. Love it.

 

[deadlyhandsome]

Wolfbrae:

 

[R D Nelson]

Me and mon ami wearing our hats of the day...

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Les chapeaux du jour! Magnifique !

 

[johnnycanuck]

Today started out at -34 at warmed up to -24. Balmy.

Why do I live here?
Johnny

 

[1967Cougar390]

Yesterday, I grabbed my Sydney in Regency Fawn for some errands.

Have a safe and blessed evening.
Steven

 

[The Shoe]

A busy day for my Snowy River. In Japan, spring cleaning is not a thing. It’s all about the end of year cleaning. Today I was water blasting windows, tiles, stairs and car in the Snowy River.

Now I’m no Physicist, but I do have a degree in maths and did a couple of physics courses at University so I do have an elementary understanding. Now when water hits a wall, it should bounce off at the same angle as it struck the wall at. Of course friction and gravity will play a part, but it seems to me that the known laws of physics cannot explain the movement of water whilst blasting stairs. Rather than the path of least resistance, the water makes a beeline for the operator’s face. It matters not the position of said face, with water at times turning two corners in order to cover that face in water and dirt.
Could it be that I have hit on a new branch of physics?
The Snowy River saw it off with aplomb, and once dried out, a quick brush saw it looking good and clean again.

 

[steur]

Morning dog soirre found me wearing a blue Stetson Flagship.

Home I scampered about the property sipping coffee in a Brock fedora.

After breakfast I went on a walkabout in a Kennsington fedora.

I delivered some Holiday baked goods to our neighbors under a Stetson Whippet.

Cheers to all, Eric -

What a parade again, Eric. A joy to see.

Royal Stetson Deluxe for services this morning.

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Beautiful hat, Bill.

Wore my Stylemaster, brim up today, while out shoveling the driveway this morning and waiting for the Seahawks game to start. Have a great Sunday everyone!
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Looks great on you.

 

[steur]

I’m having some Bob Roberts flashbacks…I’d say to be careful, but I know you both well enough not to waste my time.

Do you think Bob can return now that Tawny Kitaen has passed away this year?

 

[steur]

In keeping with @Short Balding Guy Stetson Flagship… @Bill Hughes wafer edge and @steur new Mallory I broke out my own Flagship today..

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That's bringing out the big guns alright! Gorgeous hat, Joe.

Stetson Employee Factory Store Reject…Royal DeLuxe

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Nice!

 

[steur]

Northwest:

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Perfect hat for you, Brent. Love that brim style.

Today started out at -34 at warmed up to -24. Balmy.
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Why do I live here?
Johnny

Good moment to bring out the warm and fuzzy ones.

 

[Blare]

A busy day for my Snowy River. In Japan, spring cleaning is not a thing. It’s all about the end of year cleaning. Today I was water blasting windows, tiles, stairs and car in the Snowy River.
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Now I’m no Physicist, but I do have a degree in maths and did a couple of physics courses at University so I do have an elementary understanding. Now when water hits a wall, it should bounce off at the same angle as it struck the wall at. Of course friction and gravity will play a part, but it seems to me that the known laws of physics cannot explain the movement of water whilst blasting stairs. Rather than the path of least resistance, the water makes a beeline for the operator’s face. It matters not the position of said face, with water at times turning two corners in order to cover that face in water and dirt.
Could it be that I have hit on a new branch of physics?
The Snowy River saw it off with aplomb, and once dried out, a quick brush saw it looking good and clean again.

Ever wondered what Mark Twain’s take on modern power washing might be?