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The back of the beast. Here you see the studs I used. Orange looks like red in front and lime-green studs become yellow.
Three solar arrays are now still decorating the roof. We recently hooked up a grid inter-tie system that feeds our excess energy back into the grid. It's nice to have the backup power and have the meter turn backwards when we are gone.
Mount Bachelor stands at 9,068 feet elevation, having erupted 8,000 years ago or 1000 years later after the Mount Mazama eruption which created Crater Lake. Bachelor Butte is located in the Cascade Mountain Range of Deschutes County, Central Oregon. Mount Bachelor is so called because it "stands apart" from the Three Sisters, a group of three volcanic mountains that are northwest of Mount Bachelor.
Featured in Kayle Lawson's online interview.
manualmagazine.com/2009/09/talk-turkey-tuesday-with-kayle...