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8 comments:
now, thats my kind of church! Cool.
What kind of temps are you hitting with your new solar oven design?
church yesterday (like) plus sleeping resting cows (they normally do not do during day light hours) unless temps very very good, and even so, only at very early a.m hours, dude
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How wonderfull to be that relaxed.
Great looking sky.
Rustic church.
Man, that oven is looking good!
Cows at rest. Lazy day....
Cant wait to see the first meal from that very cool looking oven.
I thought the mylar was for the reflector panels. Hows the temps? Great lookin job.
why did you choose the front of the oven to put the door?I'm digging the design looks like you can make turkey supper with that thing.
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