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All Smiles On A Warm Fall Day

By Alissa Silber

Published: Oct 14, 2017 12:00 AM

Ginny Wolcott enjoyed the sunny, 70-degree weather at Ferris Acres Creamery on Monday, October 2, with her dog Luther.

The 5-year-old Labradoodle was all smiles after eagerly lapping up a Pup Cup of ice cream moments before.

Ginny Wolcott and her dog Luther visited Ferris Acres Creamery on Monday, October 2. (Bee Photo, Silber)

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