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| Cleverly concealed and incredibly effective battery storage. |
We spent Thursday running around the county, stopping first at Ron's new
storefront on 118. He's selling premade wood buildings for folks who
want their shed or cabin to be delivered on-site.
Of course, Ron is also our Terlingua solar supplier, so we loaded up
with lead for our friend and customer Zoey who has lived off-grid for
over a decade now.
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| A couple of eco-nerds in new digs. |
After swapping the new AGMs for the leaky lead acids, we headed farther
south to town and Tonia's fleet of vehicles. We also noted the damage
around town after the hailstorm. One person with a weather station
logged a 93 mph sustained wind gust, and you should check out our
facebook page to see Dan & Jess's video of the flooding and hail.
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| Old Terlingua EMS building post-storm |
I love the false chimney battery box! Glad to see you're on Blogger now.
ReplyDeleteDoes Ron have a website or can you give out his contact information? I'm looking for a cabin to put on my land out there and having a builder on the ranch is very excellent news.
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