| GraylandWind 2010-1 Friends along the way |
| Doing a nice job guys Thanks for the tour |
Ending of a long day for the Schnavel crew at sunset on the Pacific at Grayland, WA
Grilling dinner on a Peterbilt is a norm for all OTR wind people.
Rather than unloading a highway haul in a couple hours, like it should be,
It often turns into days of waiting, getting towed a few hundred feet into a site.
Roadbed substrate and structure rarely are built to support the extreme weights & radius.
Many Midwest windfarms are forty to sixty miles to the nearest town or store.
Most of the install & transport crews are over 2000 miles from home.
Grilling dinner on a Peterbilt is a norm for all OTR wind people.
Rather than unloading a highway haul in a couple hours, like it should be,
It often turns into days of waiting, getting towed a few hundred feet into a site.
Roadbed substrate and structure rarely are built to support the extreme weights & radius.
Many Midwest windfarms are forty to sixty miles to the nearest town or store.
Most of the install & transport crews are over 2000 miles from home.
Faster than the eye.
That hamburger went up and disappeared in one blink
Hope you guys have a smooth trip up the hill
That hamburger went up and disappeared in one blink
Hope you guys have a smooth trip up the hill