This thread is the essence of this forum and I love it …
the spice is deep in the elbows!

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Thanks @tody for introducing this beautiful island of Texel to this forum.

TFH t-shirt, IHDR-502ib - 14oz Selvedge Denim Cargo Pants - Indigo/Black

IHJ-34, Navy Chino Chore Jacket
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IHT

Salzburg/Austria

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IHC-06

IHSW-10 NAV

IHSH-31 MKII

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This is my fourth Tour and I asked myself … why am I doing this to myself again? There is a simple answer: I still enjoy the forum, the people and the friendly atmosphere!

What drew me in here?
-Two Patagonia shirts I bought in the early 90‘ and then disappeared ten years later.
-Two selvedge Edwin jeans made in Japan, received as a gift from my cousin in the mid 90‘. One of them still existing.
-When I found out about Lightning and an addicted Japanese scene with passion for handmade things.
…
Hopefully I can find the time to tell some of this storylines.

Tour jacket paired today my first IH shirt, the IHSH-13.
Bought, because this lost Patagonia shirts where always in my mind and this 10oz selvedge chambray was the first matching a decade later.

Locker room

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Slubby 375
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@Karol They are Microtonal-Math-Rock on 24 notes and „Dada-Phytago-Cubists“.
(Whatever the second means.)
Luckily both of their LP’s are being reissued soon.

Asking for approval. Can we do an IH–
TVAT patch @Alex @Giles ?

Upsetter - First record of Lee Scratch Perry on Trojan in 1969

Hard To Handle

Loved this week for all the JAZZ !
Don’t stop.

Two of my local shops are specialized in exactly this genre.
I avoid any deep chat with the owners about this section, because I know it would be digging for water at the shoreline.

Coaster theme RE:LOVE

@Chap and @endo said in What's your favorite Beer?:

That's my favorite …!

So much stories behind in here.

Love the “RE:LOVE - Coaster” theme …

@RobeOfTheMagi What a contemplative neighborhood you have.

Great work @Chap
Shure this TVAT will create a lot of potential patches themes over the years.

Funnily enough “Spitzen” are way more expensive over here.