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Hats.
Who here wears a hat of any sort? I used to wear a Benny hat years ago but after going to Turkey and wearing a straw Trilby hat, I now wear a normal blue-grey Trilby when going out.
It serves many purposes. It keeps my head warm and dry. It keeps the sun out of my eyes. If I don't want to look or talk to anyone, I can look down and walk briskly with it and people mostly get out of the way. If you are follicly challenged (I'm not as yet) it will keep you head protected from the elements.
On windy days, I have to look down as to direct the wind to push down on the hat rather than lift it. I think it only blew away once, many years ago but you learn to not let that happen again.
I rarely see other people wearing hats of this type, mostly caps and Benny hats.
Do you wear a hat or are hats for the elderly?
Who here wears a hat of any sort? I used to wear a Benny hat years ago but after going to Turkey and wearing a straw Trilby hat, I now wear a normal blue-grey Trilby when going out.
It serves many purposes. It keeps my head warm and dry. It keeps the sun out of my eyes. If I don't want to look or talk to anyone, I can look down and walk briskly with it and people mostly get out of the way. If you are follicly challenged (I'm not as yet) it will keep you head protected from the elements.
On windy days, I have to look down as to direct the wind to push down on the hat rather than lift it. I think it only blew away once, many years ago but you learn to not let that happen again.
I rarely see other people wearing hats of this type, mostly caps and Benny hats.
Do you wear a hat or are hats for the elderly?