Hats

[Mark]

[The Sweetcorn Kid]

Going to the tackle shop to get my Coleman fixed so might look at getting a new titfer......... :thumb:

[Gurn]

I can thoroughly recommend The Turnberry by Hoggs of Fife, mine as served me well in all weathers..


http://www.hoggs.co.uk/prodcut_details. ... oduct_id=6

[Mark]

That does look quite nice Gurn.

[MGs]

Been wearing a Lite Felt Briar for years. I have replaced the fake leather band with a light webbing one. It was originally brown but the sun/rain has faded it to an olive green. Very comfy, keeps the sun out of your eyes and the rain from dripping down your neck

[Rutilus.Bobicus]

I have a light brown woolly hat for the winter months and I've just bought a nice green fedora (well I've got the blog page, I've got to have the hat) from eBay. Nice and comfy and at £5.99 bloody good value.

Fedora Hats

[MGs]

http://www.strikeforcesupplies.co.uk/in ... 70&from=57

My chosen winter headgear, the inside of the earflaps are nice and furry

[Wandering Mark]

I have a leather cowboy style hat, I think it's made by rogue? I bought it at a Land Rover show at Eastnor about 10 years ago. I also have a Jack Pyke cap with a pull down neck and ear flaps (and a light in the peak for night fishing).

[Waterweed]

I've tried growing a beard in the past but after a few days I can't stop scratching and it has to come off. Is there a secret to getting through the first few days.

Regarding the itching and initial discomfort stages of growing a beard- I found that all you can really do is tolerate the irritation. Have faith though because although your skin takes a while to get used to it, things will settle down. Now I have the opposite problem- If I shave it off I itch like mad and don't like my face without it. My chin looks too short! All part of the fun of being a traditionalist I guess. :chuckle:

[J.T]

Me too Waterweed, can't stand a bald chin now, and its colder without it!