I see these when I'm on my way to visit my son. He lives in Streetor, IL. There's open land out there. I love it. I lived in the city all my life, and now I live near the Fox River where I left the cement jungle behind. Following you.
We also have these in the Philippines and it is positioned along the sea shore :) They are called as the Bangui Windmills :) Very economic and environment-friendly :)
I know there are some downfalls to these turbines (i.e. the constant hum, etc) but I love driving through the Columbia Gorge and seeing them turning lazily in the wind. They are so HUGE up close!
I see these when I'm on my way to visit my son. He lives in Streetor, IL. There's open land out there. I love it. I lived in the city all my life, and now I live near the Fox River where I left the cement jungle behind. Following you.
ReplyDeleteThat's great! I hope we can get more of those up around my home!
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE......where is that?
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
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fun fun. My girls love being able to see these when we are on our way to the Buffalo Bills football games.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up and for the linky
Love this! I've always wanted to photograph these. :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos if they only could power the whole world
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
I wish we had these!
ReplyDeleteWe also have these in the Philippines and it is positioned along the sea shore :) They are called as the Bangui Windmills :) Very economic and environment-friendly :)
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Emotive Train Station
Thank you and God bless :)
Wind turbines are so interesting to see. They are sooooo high. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteThat is cool to see in person!
ReplyDeleteThat is just so cool - I'd love to see some in person!
ReplyDeleteLets hope the politicians wake up to the fact that we needmore of those!
ReplyDeleteWe have those on top of some of our mountains. They are impressive to see as you don't realize how big they are until then.
ReplyDeleteI don't know why, but those fields scare me!
ReplyDeleteI wish had more window power here. We enough wind to share for sure!
ReplyDeletei think i have seen these 2 times in my life... and both times, i am in awe
ReplyDeleteMy nieces and nephews love the "helicopter windmills" as we have crossed the country. My youngest nephew wants to fix the ones that aren't turning
ReplyDeleteIf we ever have the opportunity to have the land to occupy those mills, we would so do it! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAs big as I think they are from looking at a picture, I bet it doesn't come close to the real thing.
ReplyDeleteI know there are some downfalls to these turbines (i.e. the constant hum, etc) but I love driving through the Columbia Gorge and seeing them turning lazily in the wind. They are so HUGE up close!
ReplyDeletebery efficient
ReplyDeleteI need some in my back yard
Awesome wind turbines!! Did you see the Daily Show clip where duck hunters were angry that the turbines killed a handful of ducks before they could?
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I wish we had these too!
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