From: jeff davis (jrd1415@yahoo.com)
Date: Wed Nov 07 2001 - 15:05:35 MST
Regarding Darwin, Calif: the following URLs from
mapquest--open them in separate windows for a
side-by-side comparison--are instructive.
One of the factors which I find appealing is the
abundant solar energy resource available in the dry,
bright Mojave. Note at least two close at hand
south-facing east-to-west slopes for siting of
collector arrays.
http://www.mapquest.com/cgi-bin/ia_find?link=btwn/twn-map_results&aerial_photo_tab.x=1&aphoto=1&uid=u841o5n28ph9zeja:2xg4b29f1l&SNVData=3mad3-h.fy%28azlgfy_%29u2adfba%2495-dut%3bvj%7cs0w,bb6%7c_%3dQv8pol_R%17%28_F%15%28xg0zg9%3a_n9z8wur%28l%24efiid%7cyj1mm4.lq%2,fwgf-d&pcat=
Best, Jeff Davis
"Everything's hard till you know how to do it."
Ray Charles
--- Spike Jones <spike66@attglobal.net> wrote:
> > >There is a little ghost town north of China Lake
> Naval Weapons Center
> > >in the Mohave Desert called Darwin {love that
> name}. There are a couple
> > >hundred "houses" standing, and about a dozen
> proles still living...
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