Photos | A Relaxing Day at Alamo Square with Man's Best Friend
A man and his loyal Vizsla enjoy a lazy afternoon laying on the grass in Alamo Square, surrounded by the beauty of nature and a stunning backdrop of San Francisco's architecture.
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