Already in 1790, about 40% of the 8,000 tons annual production went by horse and cart to the sea at Irvine.
I hear you can travel by horse and cart as well.
They spent the day planning and the afternoon bringing fodder by cart from the village on the coast.
It turned out the regular coaches did not come this way, and Morgan had paid a farmer to bring them by cart.
Smith delivered milk by horse and cart in the Woolton area.
"I was going to send you off by cart, dressed in some old clothes."
The ford was an hour's distance on a fast horse, four hours' travel by wagon or cart.
Strawberries were transported to the waiting trains by horse and cart.
The mill was ideally placed to catch the wind, but difficult to access by cart.
None of us would want, in this day and age, to still be travelling around by horse and cart.
