Iron Heart IH-634S - World Tour 2010 - 2013
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I see you emceeQ. Hope the WT's are making it to Curry…
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Awesomeness! Stoked to see Round 2 go down. Now, I have to get this list in order…
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emceeQ, u lucky bastard, looks like your wearing the 666D sample. If they are, they look damn good on you. It pretty much sold me on sizing up to a 38. I measured my chopped 811s today and found out they are a 38 waist but tagged at 36. Those world tours even look awesome folded up.
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emceeQ, u lucky bastard, looks like your wearing the 666D sample. If they are, they look damn good on you. It pretty much sold me on sizing up to a 38. I measured my chopped 811s today and found out they are a 38 waist but tagged at 36. Those world tours even look awesome folded up.
Thanks man, you can be expecting to see a lot more of them. The 666D will be getting heavy wear this summer…
and to continue with the world tour...
Dinner from last night was great. G and P took me out to one of the local curry houses
Only a few hours in and already starting to get the WT's dirty
Expect fit pics later today
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So excited to see this thing rolling. Looking forward to moar updates EmceeQ but get that curry cleaned off the leg!
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Here are some pics from my trip over to the Portsmouth Historic Dockyards yesterday
First actual shot of the jeans on me. Some proper fit pics will be up as soon as I get em of Giles' camera.First order of business for the day was going aboard the HMS Victory. It was Lord Nelson's flagship at Trafalgar, and I believe the oldest ship still in commission in the Royal Navy
The sun was so intense I had trouble getting decent pics from the outside, so this was a model of the Victory I found near by to give you an idea of what it looks like. It was currently undergoing some maintenance, so the tops of the masts were removed
Here is what is currently left of the masts
The Victory had 104 guns on board. This was one of the smaller 12-pound cannons
and one of the larger guns on board
Kept hitting my on that low ceiling the whole time I was in there
The officer's dining room, with Nelson's uniform in the background
The crew's sleeping areas were hammocks set more or less above the cannons
These were some surgeons tools from the ship, used during Nelson's time. The doctors were particularly brutal, and could amputate a limb in a minute thirtyNext I hopped on a boat and took a tour around the harbor, seeing some of the newer ships the navy has.
The owner of NCP car parks also keeps his super yacht in Portsmouth Harbor. He'll apparently let you stay there for a week in the harbor for a mere $500,000
This is Spinnaker tower. It's got three observation decks up top. The top is open air, and the bottom has a glass floor that you can look down through.
This is the HMS Warrior, the first iron hulled warship
