Photos | Puppy Playtime on the Park Lawn
A vizsla-ridgeback mix plays fetch in the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, showing off his fashionable purple scarf and enjoying the sunny day.
BLIP-2 Description:
a dog wearing a purple scarf running on the grassChronologically Adjacent
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37.81
longitude
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Apple
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date
2021-07-10T12:18:50.603000-07:00
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(-3.49%)
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(20.76%)
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