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Originally Posted by xelasnave
And milk was delivered by horse and cart you left out a billy can with the money and the milkman poured milk in the billy.
Bread came via a horse and cart and was always still warm and not sliced.
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Alex,
You may well enjoy the pace of life there.
Even in cities such as Cienfuegos, a city of some 150,000, the predominant
form of public transport is still horse and carts.
I've never seen so many horses.
In country towns like Vinales in the west - where they grow the
cigar tobacco - everyone has a front verandah with rocking chairs.
Folk sit on their porch in the evenings, rock in their chairs, talk and
watch the world go by.
Now and then a real cowboy goes riding by and tips his hat.