Photos | Canine Relaxation in the Park
A furry friend takes a lazy afternoon nap on a cozy blanket while enjoying the warm summer breeze and beautiful scenery at Alamo Square park in San Francisco.
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a dog laying on the grass with its feet on the blanketChronologically Adjacent
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