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Hampton pool season wraps up with Dog Swim Day

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The appropriately named Hampton retrieves a tennis ball during Dog Swim Day at the Hampton Community Pool on Sept. 7.
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Kolby the Labmaraner, a cross between Labrador retriever and Weimaraner, lives up to the retriever side of the family during Dog Swim Day at the Hampton Community Pool on Sept. 7.
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Pictured with family English mastiff Chuck are mom Hannah, daughter Fiona and son Finn during Dog Swim Day at the Hampton Community Pool on Sept. 7.
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Maya shows how to doggie paddle during Dog Swim Day at the Hampton Community Pool on Sept. 7.
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Lifeguard Abby Gregorowicz helps ensure everything runs smoothly during Dog Swim Day at the Hampton Community Pool on Sept. 7.
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Ella contemplates a jump in the water during Dog Swim Day at the Hampton Community Pool on Sept. 7.
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A dog named Hampton hangs out with head lifeguard Brianna Towers during Dog Swim Day at the Hampton Community Pool on Sept. 7.

For Hampton Community Pool’s last seasonal hurrah, people weren’t allowed in the water.

But given the drop in temperature prior to the morning of Sept. 7, that was fine with the folks who visited. And the ones who actually did take dips in the pool didn’t seem to mind.

Dog Swim Day provided pooches with the opportunity to swim, play with other canines and generally have a good time prior to the pool shutting down until next spring.

The people in attendance enjoyed themselves, as well, tossing balls and toys into the water for retrievers, golden and otherwise, to bring them back to dry land.

Among those making sure everything proceeded smoothly were Bill Ryder, township aquatics manager, and head lifeguard Brianna Towers. Lifeguard Abby Gregorowicz also was on the lookout.

More events in Hampton include the Wednesday afternoon farmers’ markets, which run until Oct. 9, and the year’s final Pints in the Park on Sept. 27. For more information about the township, visit hampton-pa.org.

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