Saturday, 30 March 2024

Ticked off


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The 200 good folks of Ebernoe in Sussex didn't take kindly to being told every year that they had to change their clocks because of British Summer Time. Actually they pretty much ignored it. The sexton had to change the church clock because that was the law, but he and his nine siblings were adamant that their clocks at home would stay unchanged. The only compromise this chap was willing to make was to bring the milking time of his cows forward by half an hour to meet his customers' orders. This little gem is from the Sussex County Magazine in 1938. I suspect that times have literally changed now!

Arilx

2 comments:

  1. I'm with the sexton, I find clock change a strange and (in my opinion) confusing thing to do .....

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    1. It apparently takes several days for the.human body to adapt to the change.

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