Nor do I as it happens. I s’pose what I really meant was, does your neighbourhood not have a milkman*. Must learn to write more clearly.
*But the Dunnock has answered that now. Though I’m still a bit puzzled, I find it difficult to imagine there not being a milkman to have if you wanted one…
< issues a Warning to peacocks to be vigilant while emphasising that the chances of anyone creeping up behind any particular individual with a pair of secateurs being vanishingly small. Don’t have nightmares >
A quick bit of search enginery suggests that I could have milk delivered if I wanted to, so you can put your mind at rest on that score. However, and this is the important bit, if anyone in this street were having regular deliveries I would know. Not because I take much of an interest in the doings of my neigbours, but because I would hear the ruddy float and normally I don’t, despite often being awake at an ungodly hour. So I think a ‘ghost float’ is the likely explanation - far more probable than that someone has just started to have milk delivered.
Nice view from our room! Unfortunately the view from the rally results room we’ll be in for most of the weekend isn’t so nice, it’s deep in the bowels of the hotel …