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- Description: Anemometer installation on roof of Deconism Gallery, using three size 6, schedule 40 pipes in their original uncut 20 foot (6 m) lengths. The wire (4 conductors running inside a shield) runs along the rightmost leg of the 3 legged "tripod" mount that's attached to the rigging that runs around the perimeter of the roof.
- Source: English Wikipedia, original upload 19 September 2004 by Glogger . Glogger took this picture Saturday September 18th, just before sunset, from the roof of Deconism Gallery, using Nikon D2h, 18-70mm zoom lens, set to widest (18mm), and over exposed approximately 2 f stops from meter reading.
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