This little one-room Creek house has turned out to be surprisingly comfortable during our coldest hours. We turn on a couple of the stove's gas burners for a brief five minutes, and the small space of air warms above sweater-weather. And the many windows quickly give us sunlight enough to feel comfortable for the hours after about eight-thirty or so when the sun can be seen rising over the ridge opposite the Creek.
And for kicks...
The discharge of water flowing past a weir can be summarized as
Where
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| Maybe the image of an Enlightened Soul Appearing as an Epiphany at the door? |
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| Time to start seeds in flats and other containers |
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| Viewing north across the little weir. |
The discharge of water flowing past a weir can be summarized as
Where
- Q is flow rate
- C is a constant for structure
- L is the width of the crest
- H is the height of head of water over the crest
- n varies with structure (e.g. 3/2 for horizontal weir, 5/2 for v-notch weir)
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| Reflections that look an awful lot like a Monet painting to me |
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| Don't they? |
