Just a few shots of trees and rain to remind me what it looks like outside the lockdown walls.
And now for the windfarm.
Trees and turbines et al.
Just a few shots of trees and rain to remind me what it looks like outside the lockdown walls.
And now for the windfarm.
Paol Soren 
That is amazing and yes it does give a different perspective on things. But it makes one realise why some people don’t like them. They are huge!!!
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I know. So are mountains.
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You have put the limbs of the giant in perspective with utmost certainty. It’s a remarkable photographic enterprise too. Those trees and hillocks look inviting.
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Yes. They are very peaceful.
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If it’s carrying that great big thing, though, that must be the longest lorry in the world! I wonder how it goes round corners?
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Probably the real wheels of the trailer are also able to turn to left or right as needed
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Very, very carefully. I asked the driver and he said they planned the route very carefully to avoid tight corners.
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Wow
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trees, mountains and paddocks are beautiful, but I really don’t like wind turbines
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We’ve driven by the wind blades. They are huge.
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We were amazed when we saw them drive by the first time. Took us a minute to realize what it was. If Don Quixote was written today, it would have been a different story.
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Very true they are so so big
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They installed a herd of them (I wonder what the collective noun is for a group of turbines?) in the hills near Atherton. That caused great excitement and rubber-necking in our communities!
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Maybe they make sense but I don’t like the look of them!
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Damn nature! Even Covid does not affect it. Perhaps only humans do.
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