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A dog plays with a stick on a beach at sunset.

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What We Love: A Pooch on a Beach

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  • March 17, 2022
  • VanIsle.News Staff
It’s that extra bit of joy

You can’t take your dog on every beach on the West Coast. But it’s pretty awesome on the beaches where you can.

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