Photos | Happy Dog in the Grass
This pit bull vizsla mix enjoys a beautiful day at the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park with its tongue out, basking in the summer sun amidst the green grass.
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a dog is standing in the grass with its tongue outChronologically Adjacent
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architecture continental summer ca labrador plant building russian hyde outdoors transportation vizsla meadow field furniture outdoor san francisco maritime national historical park rural pet pasture states tennis sky hill francisco land iphone grassland dog bench park blue mouth ball farm russian hill tongue pit nature united canine bull max car grass vehicle pointer sport green san august pro countryside puppy hound st part retriever mammal animal california lawn apple hi-li shelter
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Apple
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date
2021-08-29T11:55:15.236000-07:00
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