The new future on the horizon

[Joy]

Nice shot!

[Beth]

You are right. All that rain you are getting now will make those fields burst into flowers in the futher.

[KWind]

So many wind mills! Great shot.

[PhotoCrazy]

lovely sky, pic

[Kathy]

It's interesting to see how differently we interpret photos. Instead of flowers growing, I see windmills in the distance, remember your photo of the solar panels yesterday and think "alternative power sources."

[Babs]

Modern day windmills.

[Diana]

So many of them too!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

great capture of this again but from this distance :)

[Beryl Lloyd]

Certainly a lot of windmills on the horizon !

[Dione Giorgio]

Yes and they are indispensable but the old windmills are more attractive, don't you think so?

[Kitty Hawke]

That could be here in Cornwall.....we have so many of these wind turbines too......quite rightly I think. Although the old style ones are so much more attractive......

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great shot and a perfect title.

[Nina Ganci]

Your country is making full use of Mother Nature and all the resources - Solar Panels and Wind Turbines. Well done.
Really hope this attitude spreads to other countries soon

[Bep]

Ze zullen nodig zijn, maar ik vind ze horizon vervuilend.

[Margaret Brown]

Nice new growth even though it looks like the weather we have at the moment!

[Sylvia du Toit]

Wow I wish we had that water here.

[Fisher Family]

Your fields look as wet as those here around York. I'm not a great fan of the hundreds of wind turbines that are appearing in the landscape, but I suppose we have to accept them to reduce greenhouse gases. I like your shot, with the glow of the sun in the corner.

Ian

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I'd rather have these dotting the countryside than cell towers. At least they produce energy and not cancer.