Visitors to the jardin de Sparquette on Little Mass. Ave. in Cambridge may have noticed the memorial tile chipped and fading after only a season and a half's exposure to the harsh New England clime. Utton Bay R&D to the rescue: a solid brass plate designed and etched in our labs, which my experts tell me will weather a century or more. The project required no small amount of elbow grease on my part; however, I can report success. The plate is ready for installation come Spring.
19 December 2009
Off Your Brass
Visitors to the jardin de Sparquette on Little Mass. Ave. in Cambridge may have noticed the memorial tile chipped and fading after only a season and a half's exposure to the harsh New England clime. Utton Bay R&D to the rescue: a solid brass plate designed and etched in our labs, which my experts tell me will weather a century or more. The project required no small amount of elbow grease on my part; however, I can report success. The plate is ready for installation come Spring.
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Somewhere the Sparkler is surely wagging his tail with pure puppy pride!
He (actually SHE) may go down in history as the only dog that has its own city garden.
Well, I simply assumed the Sparkly lass had a [male] raccoon tail on a stick SHE would like to wave around in her good cheer. Right?
Okay, so I made a mistake.
The achievement clearly transcends gender, even species. How many PEOPLE do you know who have their own city gardens?
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