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I smell Hamish Pinkham before I see him.
In a small Bayswater park on a warm December morning, adults sip coffees, kids munch on pastries and well-groomed dogs pick up the crumbs.
The aroma of bacon wafts across the grass.
It’s coming from Pinkham, who’s dressed in a full butcher’s apron and is clutching a pair of tongs behind a giant barbecue.
“The rib…
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