Running in Kenwood

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Rusty and I went to Kenwood yesterday.  Lovely big house in Hampstead Heath.  We got as far as the entrance but of course we weren’t allowed inside.IMG_3497 But there were lots of open spaces for us to run!IMG_3500 And run we did!IMG_3503 Like crazy!IMG_3508 Rusty and I – chasing each other!IMG_3509May’s comment: Kenwood House, one of London’s finest “country houses” is a masterpiece by Robert Adam. Located in Hampstead Heath, the grounds were re-designed in the 1790s by Humphrey Repton. In 1929, the estate was given to the nation to be enjoyed by the public.

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  1. Hi pups
    Lucca was there yesterday as well, pity we didn’t see you.
    Now spring is here we go almost every day.
    Let me know when u r there again, we will join u X

    1. We were talking about you yesterday and suggested we do a mini walk along with Dash.
      Maybe next week? x

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