After our stay at Waderick Wells, we made our way down to Staniel Cay.This is the first town we’ve seen in a while, and it’s a welcoming community.We anchored off of the island just north, Big Majors Spot, not realizing that the beach we were near is PigBeach, so called because of the pigs that live on it, waiting for tourists to feed them (note the wild animal-feeding theme here).We dinghyed in to the beach, not to feed the pigs, just to look.Well, the pigs waded out to our dinghy looking for food.We didn’t have any and the dinghy engine quit, but luckily we floated into deeper water.The pigs didn’t appreciate our lack of donations, so they swam out to the dinghy, tried to climb in, and snorted pig snot all over Chris’ arm before he could get the engine started.I, of course, was taking pictures the whole time.
Can you say "piggy on a stick"?
ReplyDeleteHow about "pyg-meal-ion"
ReplyDeleteActually, we stocked up on pork loin before we left, so we've been eating lots of pig all along!
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