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Hiltingbury Dogs Playing Football

January 5, 2014 By Janet Williams 2 Comments

Though the weather was not pleasant today, we went for a long walk in Hiltingbury this afternoon and got ourselves completely wet.

We saw some people playing football at the Hiltingbury Recreation Ground.

They were playing football with their dogs and the dogs seemed to be enjoying chasing the football in the rain.

Men playing football with dogs at Hiltingbury Rec.
Men playing football with dogs at Hiltingbury Rec.

There were two teams, the men team and the dogs team.

It was entertaining to see how people in Chandler’s Ford enjoying their afternoon with their dogs outdoor despite mud, rain and strong wind.

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