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Canine pals meet in Sydney

David Jala | Posted: Jan. 13, 2021, 3:50 p.m. | Updated: Jan. 13, 2021, 7 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Canine friends Link, left, and Tia say hello near the entrance to Sydney’s Baille Ard Trail. Link, a Welsh corgi had just arrived at the park with human companion Murray MacIntosh at lunch time on Wednesday when they encountered Tia, a golden retriever, who was accompanied by owner Nancy Chiasson, right, and friend Diane Penny. All present agreed it was a great day to enjoy some time outdoors. DAVID JALA • CAPE BRETON POST
Canine friends Link, left, and Tia say hello near the entrance to Sydney’s Baille Ard Trail. Link, a Welsh corgi had just arrived at the park with human companion Murray MacIntosh at lunch time on Wednesday when they encountered Tia, a golden retriever, who was accompanied by owner Nancy Chiasson, right, and friend Diane Penny. All present agreed it was a great day to enjoy some time outdoors. DAVID JALA • CAPE BRETON POST

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SYDNEY, N.S. — Canine friends Link, left, and Tia say hello near the entrance to Sydney’s Baille Ard Trail.

Link, a Welsh corgi had just arrived at the park with human companion Murray MacIntosh at lunchtime on Wednesday when they encountered Tia, a golden retriever, who was accompanied by owner Nancy Chiasson, right, and friend Diane Penny.

All present agreed it was a great day to enjoy some time outdoors.

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