The packages don't always move on the 11th of the month... American date format is month/day/year. Rest of world day/month/year. It's why I try to remember to write the month as the first three letters of its name, rather than a number.
73 Hans G0UPL
On Nov 12, 2022, at 5:28 PM, Neil Cherry <ncherry@...> wrote:
Local time Location Action 11/11/2022, 09:36 Botany Shipment arrived at connection point
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10/11/2022, 21:49?? Customs has released the goods
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05/11/2022, 11:16 Ortaca Shipment collected from collection address
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Apparently packages only move on the 11th of the month ?
DOH! Just hit my brain, European date format!
My packages (USA, Monroe Twp, NJ) will travel from the point of origin, to Newark Airport (a large airport) then to a local distribution point near me then Monroe Twp PA (~120 miles way) and then to another Monroe Twp, NJ then finally to my home.
Yes it is unfortunate that NJ had many too engineers when naming our towns Multiple Washington's, Monroe's, Franklin's and Cranbury's. Seems the Dutch were pretty bad at it too. ;-)
Perhaps I should include my FN code in my address? ;-)