Knysna's piggy story
The snorting and snuffling of pigs, and a pavement that looks like small bulldozers dug it up, is something I have got used to. And the sound of Egyptian geese gaggling and walking in the middle of the road with their tiny chicks is also something very special as is the demanding early-morning yacking of guinea fowl. Where else in the world could this possibly happen except in Knysna?
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