The Somerville Gates

Like the famous Christo’s “The Gates” in Central Park, only, um, different. Presenting the Somerville Gates:

Either that, or it is an Olympic micro-hurdling event.

Update Feb 26, 2005:

BOSTON – “The Gates,” a public design project in New York’s Central Park by artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude, is giant, “saffron colored” and cost $20 million.

“The Somerville Gates,” by financial adviser Geoff Hargadon, is tiny, orange and cost $3.50.

Hargadon — “Hargo,” as he’s now known — had to shut down his Web site featuring photos of his gates after it received 5.5 million hits in one week.

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3 Responses to “The Somerville Gates”

  1. Anonymous Says:

    :mrgreen: :cool: :grin: :razz: :oops: :cool:

  2. gloria Says:

    :mrgreen:
    Loved the parody…
    It was :evil: :grin:
    :twisted: and :cool:

    :eek: :wink: :razz: :lol:

  3. lisa Says:

    You might also want to check out another gates parody called “The Toothpick Gates”

    http://www.kijarro.com/photogates.html

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