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The Solar Tour was on October 2nd and photos are from three sites: Knox Heritage's "Green House," 1 Megawatt farm, and Stephen Smith's home.
Day 5, October 4, 2013. The solar system became operational at 4:10 PM on Friday, October 4, 2013. At that time, the electrical meter reading was 57827.
Solar panels on hill near US-64 between Patterson Branch and Smart Rd in Clay County, North Carolina.
Credit: Clay County Documentary Project, David Smart Collection
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Contact: rDavidSmart@gmail.com
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Image ID: CCDP_60A9257
Univ. of Wisconsin Milwaukee and the solar panels all spread out to build their rooftop collection of energy.
i took a chance and made yesterday part solar eclipse by ixus40 :) (just by chance i was at work)... what do you think it's not so bad...right??...hihihi...but look at the birds (in Poland we say birds' key when they fly like this)...anyway the spring is coming after long long winter...what about in your place?
So, I needed to create another summer card. I was in the mood for experimenting with color a bit.
This is a card I made for a co-worker, as we teachers love our summers. Anyway, she was kind enough to give me a going away gift...a Dick Blick Gift Card. So, I thought this was an appropriate way to say thanks.
Main image and sentiment is from Bugawumps. The tropical drink is from Rubber Stampede. All images stamped with Marvy Dye black ink onto Neenah Solar White cardstock. Colored with Copic Markers. Various colored cardstock and patterned paper also used, as well as ribbon.