In Scotland, until the 1960s [?], to purchase alcohol on a Sunday, a person had to prove that they were a ‘bonafide traveller’ The Clyde steamers were famous for their well-lubricated trips ‘doon the watter’.
In Scotland, until the 1960s [?], to purchase alcohol on a Sunday, a person had to prove that they were a ‘bonafide traveller’ The Clyde steamers were famous for their well-lubricated trips ‘doon the watter’. |