Well, we are going to need lots of them, so who's back yard would you like us to put them in?
I must say, I actually find them quite attractive. Tall, graceful, and elegant, and knowing what they produce makes them even more appealing.
We have a lot of them here in Cornwall, so I suppose we have got used to them. They are certainly more attractive than soaring energy costs and the long term affects of global warning.
So yes in my back yard is fine. Bring them on. ⚡😁⚡
Chop a few trees down to make room but then again I like the trees and so do the wildlife. I like seeing them on the horizon. I wish that they would find a way to convert tidal flow into energy.
@wakelys The French already use tiday flow for energy. They have issues with the sand eroding the turbines, so they need to work on a way of overcoming that. As for windmills, they are subsidising them to the tune of £450 per household......I hate them. Blight the landscape and they have to turn them off when it gets too windy or they catch fire. Poor design.
Interesting comments. Later in the year we will be cycling near to a huge wind farm in isolated country which is a good place for them on land that is not so productive. This image is lovely.
Fab photo though