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Birthplace of faith and tweeds
Posting as I get a chance so this will include a couple of days ago 8/17. OOTD: Barbour jacket Peter James and Levi’s again. Orvis light weight cotton flannel. (Remember, I only packed a single carry on😉) After a few ferry rides from Oban to the island of Iona we walked the Abby which is the venerated site of St Columba who brought the Christian faith from Ireland to Scotland in the 6th century. His bones were buried in a small wooden structure that was later rebuilt in stone that now is attached to the large Church structure. This small chapel is purported to be the first stone church in Scotland. On the ride back across Mull we stopped at a weaving shop. I was fascinated by the fact all wool colors were natural sheep colors and the only dyes used were flowered and root matter. This inner Hebrides owner explained to me the process of shrinking the wool then “shaving the wool. The difference between their tweeds and Harris Tweeds is 100% of her materials (sheep [see las pic with large grid pattern blanket] and flowers) came from the Isle of Mull (Harris Tweeds, while woven in the Outer Hebrides, are not natural dyes and the sheep can be outsourced from Australia and New Zealand). The natural colors are more authentic to ancient tweeds this way. The loom was a 1956 machine. I’ll do a subsequent post about my birthday 8/18 where we travelled from Oban to Glencoe. Now we are on isle of Skye
Birthplace of faith and tweeds
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Sounds like you are really enjoying your trip
Why do People Pay $1000 For A Pen? 5 Fountain Pen Brands ROBBING You Blind (And 3 Worth Every Penny)
Some fountain pens are beautifully made writing instruments. Others are expensive status symbols hiding ordinary materials, outsourced components, and prices that make very little sense. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTdl_mzR1r0
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Nice video, one I find myself agreeing with, unfortunately. Having started using a Parker in the 1970s I found them a brilliant workhorse and great value, and the one I use now is almost 20 years old, newr prices astonish me because I still perceive Parker as a basic fountain pen. I readily admit I bought the Montblanc Meisterstuck 146 in 1982 as a graduation present for myself because of its status as much as the fantastic writing ability. My treasured pen, though, is an old British Platignum De Luxe self filling fountain pen that belonged to my father and is over 70 years old.
10 UK Men's Clothing Brands Only SMART People Buy
From Savile Row heritage to modern British staples, we break down the UK clothing brands that smart men actually buy — and the overhyped ones draining your wallet. Whether you're after sharp tailoring, everyday essentials, or something built to last a decade, this list cuts through the noise. High street to high end. Timeless to contemporary. We cover the full range and tell you exactly what each one is good for and who it's really for. No fluff. No sponsored picks. Just the brands that deliver. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hd5PQSJyUQU
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I can definitely vouch for Loake, Cheaney, and especially Barbour; my oldest jacket is over forty years old, has been repaired and waxed several times and is only now reaching the stage it will better to replace than repair.
Nice to be Back
Hello everyone, How's everybody doing? Its been quite a while since the last time I had the chance to visit our community. You see, each time I check on the your posts, I always end up with WEBPAGE ISNT AVAILABLE notice. I really have no idea what went wrong. Luckily, I am able to penetrate at this time. So I took this chance the send a post just to let everyone how much I miss checking on your posts. I hope this time, things will fall in to place on my end. Nice to be here again. 😉
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Welcome back
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Have a magnificent Monday. (open for punchline)
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Groan....
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