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I've never seen or maybe noticed anything like that in Texas either. I have seen cell towers decorated like trees when traveling in Colorado so maybe there is something to finding loop holes with the local regulations.

Hi Scott, welcome aboard. I have the Baker WC, similar to your mill but with the 8' fan. I'm fairly new to windmilling and this site so I watch post like this for information that can help me. After I purchased my mill, guys on this forum helped me identify it and gave many great suggestions. And I ...

Hoping everyone has a safe and happy new year.

Great video, thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas to all.

Happy birthday Wayne. Hope you have a great day.

Good luck Corey, to you and your new web site adventure.

Wayne wrote: Thu Nov 14, 2024 7:46 am A steam train could go 25-30 miles between water stops.

That makes more sense. When I was told a steam engine needed to fill their water tank every 7 miles or so, I thought that sounded short, but who was I to argue. Thanks Wayne

Cool picture Wayne, thanks for sharing. Several years ago, I heard that after the railroad came through, towns popped up every 7 miles or so due to the old steam engines need for water. That makes me think there would have been many locations across the country where ground water was not available ...

Thank you to all our veterans and your families. It is because of your service that all of us have our freedom.

Have a great day John.