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    Nice bonnet. Is that the "Bunker" tweed?

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    Quote Originally Posted by svc40bt View Post
    Nice bonnet. Is that the "Bunker" tweed?
    Yep ! That's it all right !
    Robert Amyot-MacKinnon

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    Now that's a bonnet!
    Past President, St. Andrew's Society of the Inland Northwest
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    I finally got 2 minutes to thank you all for your kind words.

    So, to answer a few questions, the pine needles are there thanks to the MacKinnon side of the family.

    Chrystel says that you can hand wash it in cold water with special mild wool soap...

    We actually just have enough tweed for one more hat !
    Then we will have to order more tweed from Scotland.


    Best,

    Robert
    Robert Amyot-MacKinnon

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiltman View Post
    Now that's a bonnet!
    in these parts of scotland, it's known as a doolander,

    why, you may ask, well a doo is otherwise known as a pigeon, and the bonnet is the size of a helipad, so its a doolander, lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redshank View Post
    in these parts of scotland, it's known as a doolander,

    why, you may ask, well a doo is otherwise known as a pigeon, and the bonnet is the size of a helipad, so its a doolander, lol
    This is excellent ! I will keep this in mind .
    In our mountains, a pigeon wouldn't last long with all the eagles around .


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    Robert Amyot-MacKinnon

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    Back Knot

    Here is a photo of the back knot.




    Best,

    Robert
    Robert Amyot-MacKinnon

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