On Sat, 31 Jan 2009 00:36:19 -0600,
(Hal Murray) wrote:


Also the milkman had a horse-drawn cart. The milkman (when I was a
kid in WV) ran up and down the steps to the houses, while the horse
sauntered along keeping _exact_ pace with need for a refill.

Our milkman had a real truck, gasoline rather than horses.

He used to come into the kitchen and fill up our fridge.
I left for college in the early 60's. I'm pretty sure he
was doing that at least up until then.

Huntington eventually went to trucks, you know, the standard stand up
driver type.

Delivery was SLOWER than by horse :-(

...Jim Thompson
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