SG fence update

Hi folks,

Just to fill you in - the glass "lattice" just survived it's 4th
Canadian winter. Simply marvellous how strong the whole panel got when
puttied/cemented with the recipie that Javahut posted some years ago.
Cold/hot temps, winter storm - simply no match for this panel, it
survived them all. Up until last month that is, it's ultimate fate
were several rocks, approx fist size, with a flightplan that was,
well, conflicting. All in all, 4 years worth of nifty advertising and
I'll probably make another one as I kinda miss the way it brightens
them bleek stormy winter days. Yup, if & when, I'll probably put an
acrylic panel in front of it. At any rate, it survived a lot longer
than I had estimated. Kinda figured somebody would have set it free in
the first couple of weeks so I didn't fare too badly. Still though...
Anyway, to jog your memory:
http://www.haruteq.com/Fence.jpg

Thanks for the tips on the gold lettering by the way, greatly
appreciated. In case you're wondering how come I haven't been too
active on this news group lately:
http://www.haruteq.com/newbanjo/newbanjo.htm

Between all of that, some slice & dice 'em in the hospital, starting
another new business etc., I been up to my eyeballs in non-glass
related stuff. Yup, couldn't come up with paying SG customers in this
particular area and had to face reality - it clearly was time to move
on. Many many many thanks to all of you great folks who have coached
me along the way to becoming a darn decent SG artist. Unfortunately
the biz end didn't quite work out the way I was hoping (and
needing...) but them's the chances you gotta take.

I'll check in from time to time cause guys and gals, you're the best.

Bart.
P.S. Java, one of these days, definitely
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**may your moments of need be met by moments of compassion**