From what I understand, it looks like I can mount it to a rear corner of my home. Really no matter where it goes, I will run into the same problem....very tall pine trees about 30 - 40' to my south. I'm going to try and get it up to about 30 feet or so. All other directions are pretty much wide open. Right now it's about 7 feet off the ground tied to a tree. I put it there to make sure the sensor still worked after not having it in service for a few months. Oddly enough, even at that height it was reading winds pretty accurate to what the local NWS station about 4 miles away was reading.
So once I get a spare day or two, I'll try to mount everything in its permanent location. When I do, I'll post pictures.
(jonkjon......yes, the recommended height for an anemometer is 10 meters, or 33 feet)