You go to a dog park that is shaped like a rectangle. You walk into the park at the entrance in the northwest corner. The park is called The Land of 150 Puppies! That's a
very specific name. You only see 13 puppies at the entrance. You walk 36.5 meters to
the east to go to the puppy water fountain to see if you can find the other puppies. It
is 1 o'clock in the afternoon and there are 23 puppies here. The fountain has a
circumference of 2.93 meters. Interesting. The one with with the black and white
spots plays with a golf ball rolling down a ramp. You leave and walk 42.4 meters south
to the puppy playground. There are 23 puppies running around and playing. There is a
statue of a doggo that is 5.19 meters tall. Wow. You hear excited yips to the west, so
you walk 36.5 meters back to the western side of the park to find a Puppy Food Truck!
Here, there are 113 puppies. The park is aptly named.

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