They'd want to get fresh milk, so it would be nothing to be on the lake and there's a cow on a boat. You have to remember - if you came out (to the lake) in the Victorian era, you'd have to have three trunks of clothes. Women changed their clothes three times a day.
Don Lane
Piers were a critical component to life on the lake - not just a cosmetic feature. They were a functional, practical and necessary part of life.
life practical critical part
women remember day times victorian milk fresh clothes boat
It was understood back then everybody needed a pier. Now there's a perception of a value change. There's a sensitivity to the scenic impacts of piers.
perception change sensitivity
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