[AT] HATS was Re: OT - How a steam locomotive gets built in 1935

[charlie hill]

Ralph, somewhere around here, stuck back in a drawer is one of those caps I 
think of a Russian caps.
It is rabbit fur lined with a fur piece that folds down over your ears and 
neck or snaps up on the top of the
hat.  I doesn't get that cold here often and my head tends to sweat so 
that's why I don't know exactly where
it is but when things occasionally get really bad here (about like a normal 
winter week for you) I drag it out.
Feels mighty good when you need it.

Charlie

-----Original Message----- 
From: Ralph Goff
Sent: Sunday, November 18, 2012 9:36 AM
To: Antique tractor email discussion group
Subject: Re: [AT] HATS was Re: OT - How a steam locomotive gets built in 
1935

On 11/18/2012 6:38 AM, charlie hill wrote:
> Al,  I don't wear caps for the same reason you say you don't, although I
> think I've seen you in a cap and you looked fine.
> A cap just flat doesn't fit my head.  The adjustable feed store type have 
> to
> be in the last notch and then they sit on top
> like a beanie with a brim.
>
> Charlie
>
I wear a cap all the time indoors as my eyes are sensitive to light and
I need the shade even from indoor lighting. Outside the same thing which
is why I have problems with the winter toque or stocking cap as some
call them. They fit good and tight to seal out the wind and cold but
have no brim to shade my light sensitive eyes.

Ralph in Sask.

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