Graham Funnel writes a comment to George Forrest
On the subject of the Lisher cart-horses, I well remember, as a child, seeing them in their flint stable and out on their rounds, in the late 1950s. I recall both Unigate and Co-op dairies finished using horses at about the same time as Lishers, around 1962. "Joey" the milk-horse, was a favourite with the children, and he reputedly knew exactly which houses to stop outside of. Joey was always given a carrot or some other treat when he got to our house, in Annweir Avenue, which probably jogged his memory of where to stop !
That's probably where my life-long affection for horses started, and why my family and I currently
look after so many elderly rescued ones !
Lancing Village Memories. This is a collection of messages sent to me from present and former North and South Lancing residents recalling their memories of life and times in the village. If you have a story, memory, or any photographs, I would really appreciate you sharing. please send email to ray.hamblett@gmail.com
Wednesday, 22 April 2015
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