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They are wonderful workers. Loving too.
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Thank you for dropping in. Yes these workers are the best and used for many different activities in Transkei due to the rural area they have there.
Donkeys? But why those bags on their backs? They look filled with plants/grass. I guess for the donkeys to eat?
Hugh. In Transkei they use donkeys to transport anything they need to move from point A to point B. It’s not grass in those bags, merely looking grass.