An award-winning Hollywood director's gift to a Los Angeles-area park apparently has one fatal flaw that park officials overlooked: under sunny California weather, it can literally burn you.
Last year, Ron Howard and his wife donated a Victorian-style love seat statue to Johnny Carson Park in Burbank. The "kissing chair" consists of two seats facing the opposite direction melded together and is worth $88,440, according to the city.
Ron Howard and his wife Cheryl donated a bronze "kissing chair" to a Los Angeles-area park where they used to date, celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. X/nickcarrscouts
However, a local resident shared on social media Friday that he couldn't actually sit in those chairs —unless he wanted to suffer burn scars.
That's because the seats, made of bronze, have no shade anywhere in sight.
#howard #burn
Last year, Ron Howard and his wife donated a Victorian-style love seat statue to Johnny Carson Park in Burbank. The "kissing chair" consists of two seats facing the opposite direction melded together and is worth $88,440, according to the city.
Ron Howard and his wife Cheryl donated a bronze "kissing chair" to a Los Angeles-area park where they used to date, celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. X/nickcarrscouts
However, a local resident shared on social media Friday that he couldn't actually sit in those chairs —unless he wanted to suffer burn scars.
That's because the seats, made of bronze, have no shade anywhere in sight.
#howard #burn
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