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WOFATI next to steep ledge

 
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If I face uphill, most of my glazing faces a steep embankment and some rocks. If I face downhill, there's a pond full of ducks and some lawn.

I don't WANNA face it uphill! *pout*
 
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I pulled this quote off Paul Wheaton's article on Wofati building theory  https://richsoil.com/wofati.jsp

" Don't worry, later I'm gonna poke a massive hole on the downhill side so I can still get all of that amazing view. "  


Might read and see how he does it :) Not being in the market for WOFATI, I have never thought much about it, except to read it a couple years ago.
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://stoves2.com
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