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Running into TV Doctors at Runyon Canyon

We having been meeting up with some friends at their Hollywood Hills home to walk our dogs in Runyon Canyon which is a park located off Mulholland Drive. We will usually go early in the morning for a few hour hike and end up at their own house which is in the Hollywood Hills and have breakfast. Their neighbor can you believe it is Ryan Seacreast. I am waiting to run into him and his dogs someday. hehe The view from the park is really beautiful. YOu can see the entire city from the trails we hike. Not only is it fun for humans but for our furry pets. We usually let Mo off leash so he is able to wander free. It's good for his socializing. Yesterday one of my co-workers came with us with her dog, Winston. Mo and Winston had a ton of fun running around chasing each other. Because the park is so close to the Hollywood Hills another bonus of the park besides the exercise is that we often see celebrities walking their dogs. Yesterday when we walked we saw and talked to Kevin McKidd who plays Dr. Owen Hunt on Grey's Anatomy. My friend has a Springer Spaniel and he was walking three English Spring Spaniels with his girlfriend. We stopped and talked to them and he seemed very nice. Not to mention, I enjoyed the English accent. We also ran into another TV star who plays a doctor (I think on Private Practice or another hospital drama) on TV but for the life of me I can't remember her name. I see her in movies and TV all the time too. After our morning walk we were all very tired and took a nice nap.

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