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A solitary swine signals the end of an era

Geoffrey Chaucer is credited with coining the phrase: “All good things must come to an end.”

So, to get my Shakespeare on: “Ne’er hath a truer word been spoke,” especially when it came to accessing my ‘jewel in the crown’ deer hunting property.

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