Photos | The Joy of Reading with Man's Best Friend
A man and his furry companion enjoy a book on the grassy grounds of Alamo Square Park in San Francisco. The beautiful blue sky and lush foliage make for a serene reading spot.
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a dog is sitting on the grass with a person and a bookChronologically Adjacent
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Apple
camera model
date
2019-11-23T14:54:37.329000-08:00
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