Loved the spontaneous affection and bond between man and piglet.
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Loved the spontaneous affection and bond between man and piglet.
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Adventures Near & Far, St. George Yoga & Hike Retreats, Popup Yoga, Local Guiding
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Was it’s name Bacon?
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LOL. Yes, most of the Karen Hill Tribe livestock does eventually bring in the bacon or become bacon so to speak. As such, it’s rare to see this kind of interaction. Perhaps this little piggy won’t go to market and will go weeeeee all the way home to his papa. At least it’s nice to think so. Hate to say it, but some of the best meat morsels I’ve had here were pork. : (
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