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Got Milk !
- Thread starter James Lemon
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Leica Summilux 35 f/1.4 Processed in Lighroom 3.6
Well done, Jim! Offering into the frame of the camera works well and B&W is more intimate than color. Just right!
Asher
Maggie Terlecki
Moderator
Fun photo, James. I was expecting to see a milk mustache; I have to admit, I'm a little disappointed that it's not there! :-D
I also am very surprised to see milk sold in a glass bottle. We have them either in cartons, or bags that you put in a pitcher with a handle. I don't think I've seen milk in a glass bottle since I was a kid.
I also am very surprised to see milk sold in a glass bottle. We have them either in cartons, or bags that you put in a pitcher with a handle. I don't think I've seen milk in a glass bottle since I was a kid.
Antonio Correia
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Milk in glass bottle was however, a far more ecological option.
I think James is suggesting to share some drink with us, aren't you James ?
I think James is suggesting to share some drink with us, aren't you James ?
Maggie Terlecki
Moderator
James Lemon
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Hello Asher
Thank you for the nice compliment! I will be spending some time in Hollywood California this December. It would be nice if you let me buy you a coffee?
Best, regards
James
James Lemon
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Hello Maggie, Antonio
Plastic must be work of the devil. I let the cat lick milk off the mustache Maggie. Lol The milk comes from a family run business established over a 100 years ago they deliver to many grocers across the province and in some locations you can still have it delivered to your home minus the horse-drawn carriage. It is not common but still available in glass bottles.
Best, regards
James
Plastic must be work of the devil. I let the cat lick milk off the mustache Maggie. Lol The milk comes from a family run business established over a 100 years ago they deliver to many grocers across the province and in some locations you can still have it delivered to your home minus the horse-drawn carriage. It is not common but still available in glass bottles.
Best, regards
James
Antonio Correia
Well-known member
That is very well done !
How do you feed the cows ?
Rather slowly like some years ago ?
I know that in CA there are many Portuguese descendants - from Azores - who do the same your business does.
James Lemon
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That is very well done !
How do you feed the cows ?
Rather slowly like some years ago ?
I know that in CA there are many Portuguese descendants - from Azores - who do the same your business does.
Hello Antonio
I don't milk the cows! I was only trying to convey to Maggie that milk in glass bottles still exist in some locations. I am not in the dairy business Antonio.
Best. regards
James