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Old 03-31-2014, 12:14 AM
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good stuff too Ray ...and now maybe some indoors types might adjust the lights too

Small differences mean a lot when outdoors exposed. My east exposure was hindered by the fence so I didnt get a lot of early eastern sun at all since june last year. Over the winter the fence blocked the southern exposure almost completely bec the sun was low in the sky and traveling along the top of the fence. I couldnt put the structure in the middle of the yard and hence why its close to the fence. I could have foreseen this if I had known. maybe...

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