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I bought a £1 hat from the Pound shop last year but haven't used it yet this year.
A bit off topic, but about 6 months ago I bought a new bicycle seat from a proper bike shop. Unbelievably, it soaks up the rain like a sponge. WTF. You'd think people that make seats for a living would be able to design a seat that doesn't soak up rain. There's a seam of stitches running along the edge of the seat, where water gets in and now the foam (or whatever padding is inside) is waterlogged. So I get a wet arse even on dry days (the bike is stored outside and I can't be bothered with a bike/seat cover). It will probably be mid-summer before it dries out (if ever) sufficiently that I can waterproof the seam in some way. Preferably I would like to waterproof it without buying expensive waterproofing stuff. I wonder what would work best? Rub a candle along the seam?
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I wear a furry hat when it's cold and a kangaroo skin bush hat when spectating at horsey events.
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Black wolly hat when it's super cold.
Cap, only on holidays where there's absolutely no shade or I'm reading
Hard hat for work (no pencil but with eye protectors.)
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Bucket hat, prob cos I still want to be in the Stone Roses, milling about a field circa 1989 connecting with people.
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As a northerner I got my first tweed flat cap around the age of 6 and never lost the habit. It folds nicely into a jacket inside pocket for the rare occasions it's not drizzling.
Panama occasionally in summer.
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Panama in the tropics / foreign climes - Sidney Greenstreet.
Bluf or beanie in the winter - I look like a scally.
and a waxed hat with brim in the rain - country walks, to the pub - like a Barbour ad.
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Tanned or untanned - Kangaroos stink!!!
And so do Koalas for that matter......this came as a great surprise to me when I was lukcy enough to meet up with a couple at the Zoo in Sydney.
They smell a little like eucalyptus cough sweets mixed with cigar smoke......
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostI have a couple of wooly hats for cold weather and a leather bushmans hat for when it's pissing it down / stupidly hot and sunny. Wide brim keeps the rain / sun off nicely, being leather it doesn't leak and the vent holes keep your head cool when it's too hot.
I bought a Kangaroo Leather bushmans hat in Canberra earlier this year. It's waterproof, sunproof, folds up into a lovely linen bag for travel and makes me look a little like Hugh Jackman (in my opinion, not shared by anyone else)....
.....but it does stink of Kangaroo....
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Woolly hat to protect hair from wind. Man I am seeing wore a hat over on the weekend, was kind of cute, looked like a teacosy.
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I have a couple of wooly hats for cold weather and a leather bushmans hat for when it's pissing it down / stupidly hot and sunny. Wide brim keeps the rain / sun off nicely, being leather it doesn't leak and the vent holes keep your head cool when it's too hot.
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Just bought a tweed flat cap, as in John Wayne in The Quiet Man.
I love it, but I do get ribbed for wearing it.
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