Skippy’s Peanut Butter, and hydrogenated fats altogether for that matter, originated in what San Francisco Bay waterfront community? Guess correctly to win a dinner for two at San Francisco’s fabulous Lapis Restaurant!
Published: November, 2001
Skippy’s Peanut Butter, and hydrogenated fats altogether for that matter, originated in what San Francisco Bay waterfront community? Guess correctly to win a dinner for two at San Francisco’s fabulous Lapis Restaurant!
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Did you guess our October Where Is It? Well, Adam Reeves of San Francisco did, and he was the first to call with the answer. It’s Oyster Bay Regional Park, part of the East Bay Regional Park system, in San Leandro, very near Oakland International Airport. The sculpture is called Rising Waves and it’s by Roger Barry.
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