Mutts strut their stuff in Bayview

The tasty trio of Rylie Patching, 6, mom Leslie Patching and dog, Ruby, of Langley won Best Owner and Dog Costume Combo. The only thing missing: chips and a drink!  - Elisabeth Murray
Elisabeth Murray
The tasty trio of Rylie Patching, 6, mom Leslie Patching and dog, Ruby, of Langley won Best Owner and Dog Costume Combo. The only thing missing: chips and a drink!

October 25, 2012 · 8:47 AM

Thumbing their noses at the autumn chill, the Sillars family of Langley strutted their finest summer beach attire. Rowan, 6, dad Doug, Grace, 8, mom Katherine and Abigail, 3, (not pictured) walked with their dog, Max, in search of a place to swim – and won a prize for their themed attire.

The day’s activities included Apple Day, hosted by Bayview Farm and Garden and the Bayview Farmers Market. Livy Barlow, Gabby Barlow, and Juliana Larson-Wickman, all of Clinton, tried their skills in an apple-stacking competition. Livy stacked a pile of seven apples before they tumbled.

The tasty trio of Rylie Patching, 6, mom Leslie Patching and dog, Ruby, of Langley won Best Owner and Dog Costume Combo. The only thing missing: chips and a drink!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The secret identities of Batman and Robin were revealed at the annual Mutt Strut at Bayview Corner on Saturday. Stephen Gutierrez, 4, and his pooch, Ponch, flew from Las Vegas, Nev., to fight crime on Whidbey – and visit family. Ponch won top honors as Best Celebrity Dog.

 

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