And now the ``ugly`` ones

I know they are necessary but why do n`t build them in the Kings garden ?

[Kathy]

There's really no good place for them, but they seem to apply a lot of energy.

[Kerri Michaels]

Cool

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It must be hard to find a place to put them- it's not like they're compact and they have to be up high enough to catch the wind.

I cut my own hair most of the time!

[Pat]

I have to admit I quite like them although I know a lot of people don't. I love the leading line down to them in this shot, fav.

[Esther Rosenberg]

hahaha, I guess usefulness over beauty. But by all means, the dutch are so smart with their dunes, its unbelievable beautiful !

[Diana]

Lovely leading lines taking one straight to the turbines. Fortunately we do not have any in our area, although we do have a howling south easter wind here.

[moni kozi]

Aaahaaahaaa!!! Good point!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

and yet you turn them into such an interesting image!

[Margo]

Guess you need them!!

[Dione Giorgio]

I don't like them but they are in the interest of the whole world. It's true what you said about the king. Nobody would wish them behind his/her door so the mighty build them next to others' doors. Still a lovely shot.

[Jacqueline]

De kijklijn naar de windmolens is prachtig! Ze maken een hoop herrie hoor ik van mensen die er dichtbij wonen.

[Bep]

Ik denk dat het niet hard genoeg waait in de koninklijke tuinen...

[Fisher Family]

Definitely far less attractive that the old windmills, and so large that they can be seen from a very long way away. I suppose we have to put up with them until someone comes up with a better and less intrusive way to generate electricity.

Ian

[Merrelyn]

They are a bit of a blight on the landscape and they can be very noisy. I wouldn't like to have them nearby.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely shot and great pov.

[KWind]

Great scene! I like the leading lines of the path.