Posted by Martin on December 29, 2011, 4:38 am
No milk delivery today for the lighthouse keepers
http://www.scheveningenlive.nl/beach1.html
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Martin
Posted by RG on December 29, 2011, 5:37 am
> No milk delivery today for the lighthouse keepers
> http://www.scheveningenlive.nl/beach1.html
Surely those lighthouses are automated? No need for milk there.
All UK lighthouses have been unmanned for many years. Scheveningen must be
the same.
Posted by Martin on December 29, 2011, 5:49 am
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>> No milk delivery today for the lighthouse keepers
>> http://www.scheveningenlive.nl/beach1.html
>Surely those lighthouses are automated? No need for milk there.
>All UK lighthouses have been unmanned for many years. Scheveningen must be
>the same.
It was a joke made by Vicki, AFAIR
They aren't light houses, they are navigation lights marking the
entrance to Scheveningen harbour. The Scheveningen lighthouse is
behind the location of the camera.
http://marinas.com/view/lighthouse/1164_Scheveningen_Lighthouse_South_Holland
besides that the Dutch don't put milk in tea, nor do they have milkmen
who deliver milk.
Terschelling still has a manned light house, The Brandaris
http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandaris
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Martin
Posted by Baz on December 29, 2011, 9:31 am
>
> It was a joke made by Vicki, AFAIR
>
> They aren't light houses, they are navigation lights marking the
> entrance to Scheveningen harbour. The Scheveningen lighthouse is
> behind the location of the camera.
> http://marinas.com/view/lighthouse/1164_Scheveningen_Lighthouse_South_H
> olland
>
> besides that the Dutch don't put milk in tea, nor do they have milkmen
> who deliver milk.
>
> Terschelling still has a manned light house, The Brandaris
> http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandaris
Do we have milkmen in the UK who deliver milk now? I know that you didn't
say we did, but who has milk doorstep delivery now?
When I was a lad and travelling to work there was ALWAYS a milk float
slowing up the traffic. I never see one these days. The journey to work is
still slow without them. Increase in cars on the road I assume.
Baz
Posted by mogga on December 29, 2011, 9:32 am
>Do we have milkmen in the UK who deliver milk now? I know that you didn't
>say we did, but who has milk doorstep delivery now?
>When I was a lad and travelling to work there was ALWAYS a milk float
>slowing up the traffic. I never see one these days. The journey to work is
>still slow without them. Increase in cars on the road I assume.
>Baz
Quite a few people on my street.
A friend is married to a milkman too.
:)
'Milk and more' deliver lots of stuff other than milk.
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