BREAKING NEWS: Panama Hats, Not From Panama! Also In This Issue, Trying On Hats!

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Maija And Terran Gazette

 March 26th 2019
Panama Hats, Not From Panama!

 This is breaking news! In a recent discovery, our journalists have found that the famous Panama hats are not really from Panama! They are actually made in Ecuador! In a museum here in Ecuador they also took many pictures of trying on hats!

Trying On Hats
Traditional hats...


With some not so traditional (pink) touches and
cowboy touches too...
And stranger still...

Now with bow! Only $35 USD! Get it now!

 
What? Riding hat? I NEED to come to Ecuador.
No, not a single store in Ecuador has JUST one
thing. That is obviously unreasonable.
Taylor Swift? In Ecuador? I think not.
Optical Illusion version.






Swirly. For impressing friends.

Funnel. For rainstorms.

Call me Hat Girl. Or maybe.
This is about the size of Terran here. Why a feather
at the end? Don't know. Probably an "Inca Tradition"
Well, that is all the very strange photos. Check the P.S. for more. 
I miss all of you!

Maija


P.S.





Where am I?



Comments

  1. Jacqueline Morante LamaApril 1, 2019 at 12:19 AM

    I love the pink hat, Maija!
    Terran, you need to try the optical illusion one!
    Love you all!

    ReplyDelete
  2. P. A. S.April 6, 2019 at 7:08 AM

    Those are some fun hats!!

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