you know how I said your “worn out” photos had variety?
well here is an example – this one has contrast – it is subtle – but we have the wind turbines to the back
and then the worn structure front
You noticed them 🙂 I have a few different shots of that structure, and I particularly like this one for the contrast. But it’s not the only one I’ll be sharing, you know I’m a fan of various perspectives 😉 🙂
And I think what was so surpising to me was how I viewed the turbines as this all-natural
Great “wind-harvesting” resource – never realizing it could cause problems for folks that lived within a certain area
Nothing’s perfect… I did hear about some issues with birds and turbines, but I admit, I wasn’t really paying attention, my mind was on other things. The ones we have in the region are on fields, no homes too close too them, so I can only hope they’re not too disruptive.
Ana Linden 
Seen better days! And you’ve got the old and the new in shot
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I really hope it’s seen better days 😀 . Whoever built it probably never imagined wind turbines would become their neighbours.
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Absolutely
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you know how I said your “worn out” photos had variety?
well here is an example – this one has contrast – it is subtle – but we have the wind turbines to the back
and then the worn structure front
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You noticed them 🙂 I have a few different shots of that structure, and I particularly like this one for the contrast. But it’s not the only one I’ll be sharing, you know I’m a fan of various perspectives 😉 🙂
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yes I do know that – from your photos and your writing –
and I heard the wind turbines sometimes cause problems for people who livened them… HM?
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So you’ve noticed that 😉 😀
I don’t know about the wind turbines, I haven’t heard anything about the ones in the area yet.
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I have not heard much either – but did here that brief story about complaints
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I suppose we’ll know more in time, one way or the other….
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Yes
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And I think what was so surpising to me was how I viewed the turbines as this all-natural
Great “wind-harvesting” resource – never realizing it could cause problems for folks that lived within a certain area
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Nothing’s perfect… I did hear about some issues with birds and turbines, but I admit, I wasn’t really paying attention, my mind was on other things. The ones we have in the region are on fields, no homes too close too them, so I can only hope they’re not too disruptive.
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that is good they are in fields – I will keep you posted if I hear more info on this topic
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I’ll do the same. 🙂
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deal!
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