The milkman cometh

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That symbol of retro suburbia is making the rounds again in Southern California.

Each week, Jim Pastor and his team of 14 milkmen drive their refrigerated trucks to more than 4,800 homes along routes in Los Angeles and Orange counties. They arrive in the wee morning hours and dash up to the front door, leaving behind cartons of farm-fresh milk, cheese, eggs, bread, butter and more.

And if they’re doing they’re job right, you’ll never see them coming or going. Read more on milkmen here.

-- Rene Lynch
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