Riding in BC (you will be if you are going to NAFO)

[beemerdons]

I have arthritis in both knees, it's not bad, but I have to stand up every now then. And I thought Canada was a friendly country.

Jim

Just tell them you thought you heard 'O Canada' playing.

Al.

Beauty, eh Al! Going to do that, plus wear Hoser yamafitters toque over my Schuberth helmet!

Don: You have to stop referring to that trappers hat on poor Bill's head as a toque. According to Wiki, a toque is a chef's hat. The traditional Canadian knitted cap (useful only 11 1/2 months of the year) is a "touque" or a "tuque" if you're Inuit or PWI. That abortion on Bill's head has fold-down earlugs which come in very handy if some Chandlerite starts yammering incessantly in your ear - just sayin.... I think one just like it would look good over your Schuberth!

Davy Baby, I actually prefer the "El Tocado" as they wear it in Spain and Portugal. Here is King Philip II modeling his in Madrid:

(useful only 11 1/2 months of the year)! Funny, huron52 (Tom C.) told me the same exact thing last Winter!

 

[beemerdons]

I have arthritis in both knees, it's not bad, but I have to stand up every now then. And I thought Canada was a friendly country.

Jim

Just tell them you thought you heard 'O Canada' playing.

Al.

Beauty, eh Al! Going to do that, plus wear Hoser yamafitters toque over my Schuberth helmet!

Don: You have to stop referring to that trappers hat on poor Bill's head as a toque. According to Wiki, a toque is a chef's hat. The traditional Canadian knitted cap (useful only 11 1/2 months of the year) is a "touque" or a "tuque" if you're Inuit or PWI. That abortion on Bill's head has fold-down earlugs which come in very handy if some Chandlerite starts yammering incessantly in your ear - just sayin.... I think one just like it would look good over your Schuberth!

So, you're saying that Bill takes his hat off when he's cooking? :lol:

Hell's Bell's Greg, he doesn't even take it off when he is crossing Laguna Fuerte on a Sinaloa Ferryboat in Chihuahua Estado, Mexico. Not even for Barrancas del Cobre goats!