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15, when I joined the Royal Navy, had never ever tasted it before then, coffee wasn't a big thing in Scotland in those days, mainly tea.

I was very young when I started drinking coffee. I remember my grandmother driving two hours to Brownwood to visit her sister and the two of them sitting at the dining room table drinking coffee when I asked if I could drink some coffee too. My grandmother made a cup for me to drink mostly from  milk and sugar but it was so good. I think I was 5.

Coffee is still not a necessity. I remember a cup one morning around 25. I lit a cigarette and my lungs closed in on me. That was the moment I quit smoking.

24 or 25,the coffee van would come around to the parks about 4.30 am,,anybody who could hold their cup without spilling it,got a free bun and a cup of coffee..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

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