100+ dog years.
Music critic, dog poet, photographic model and all round good egg, Barking Lord Scruff of Highgate, lived here, 1985 - Nov '99.
Erected by good friends.
N6, Pond Square, 15
This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
Barking Lord Scruff
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