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I took this image while I was dog handling at an offsite adoption event in the Northern Liberties section of Philadelphia. I was taking my assigned dog on a pot...
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I took this image while I was dog handling at an offsite adoption event in the Northern Liberties section of Philadelphia. I was taking my assigned dog on a potty walk, I came across this interesting scene. It is the back side of a partially demolished building which apparently was halted a few years ago.
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