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Rain Barrel Installation (June 2015)217 viewsTwo 63-gal rain barrels made from from recycled plastic food grade containers were installed June 6, 2015 to collect water from the roof of the tractor shed. (Photo Credit: Dean Cleverdon (2015))
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Rain Barrel Installation (June 2015)225 viewsGutters were installed on the roof of the tractor shed. (Photo Credit: Dean Cleverdon (2015))
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Rain Barrel Installation (June 2015)208 viewsDownspout directs water to the top of the first barrel. (Photo Credit: Dean Cleverdon (2015))
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Rain Barrel Installation (June 2015)222 viewsWater flows into the screen-covered opening on top of the barrel. (Photo Credit: Dean Cleverdon (2015))
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Rain Barrel Installation (June 2015)234 viewsThe top of the barrel is removable. (Photo Credit: Dean Cleverdon (2015))
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Rain Barrel Installation (June 2015)205 viewsThe barrels capture rain water which would otherwise be lost. Gardeners access the water from spigots at the bottom of the barrels. (Photo Credit: Dean Cleverdon (2015))
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Rain Barrel Installation (June 2015)204 viewsCaptured rain water (Photo Credit: Dean Cleverdon (2015))
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Rain Barrel Installation (June 2015)203 viewsThe barrels were connected at the base so the water level would be consistent in both. This made them two chambers of a single unit. (Photo Credit: Dean Cleverdon (2015))
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Rain Barrel Installation (June 2015)206 viewsThe barrels are elevated to allow access to the spigots. Short hoses may eventually be attached to one or both spigots. (Photo Credit: Dean Cleverdon (2015))
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Rain Barrel Installation (June 2015)191 viewsRain water being drawn from the barrel. (Photo Credit: Dean Cleverdon (2015))
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Rain Barrel Installation (June 2015)197 viewsRain water delivered to thirsty plants. (Photo Credit: Dean Cleverdon (2015))
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