OS Facilitator's uniform?

[EVERETT813 at aol.com]

Well, now, if we are talking about hats, I happen to like Harrison's hat a
lot.   It has great style and panache' (dash, verve).   However, the Pacific NW,
where it rains a whole lot, (75 inches, 190 cm, per year, with most of that
concentrated between mid-Sept and mid-May where I live), has it's own hat.   It
is the Outdoor Research Seattle Sombrero, made of Gortex which does a great
job of keeping the wet off of bald heads like mine.   You can see the black hat
in the pictures on Pg. 1, P1050040 is best, the bearded coot sitting next to
two lovely ladies, one my wife, Joelle; and on Pg. 2, P1060026
where, if you look carefully, you'll see that the back extends well over the
shoulder so the rain
doesn't go down the back of my neck.   At least not very easily.   I am
entranced by the computer
screen, looking at the disaster of my portfolio, I think.   Oh, well.   btw,
three years ago or so we had
92 consecutive days of measureable rain and the rest of the time we had
clouds.   Never saw the sun
for three months.   So, the Seattle Sombrero is handy if you want to keep a
dry head and still go for a walk (in Goretex pants and jacket, too, with Maine
half boots for dry feet).

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paul everett

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