CROPPING UP!!! by jendellas
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There are more & more wind farms cropping up near here. They seem to appear over night!!! Although they make a noise the girls don't seem to bother, even Miss Meadow.
Thanks for all the lovely comments & favs, so, so appreciated. xxx
Comments (17)
Where is hear at?
we called them bird shredders
Agree with prutzworks on the birds! Can't work if it's TOO windy, don't work if it's not windy enough. When they do work hardly worth writing home about the amount they generate! (steps down off soapbox) ;-)
I'm all for them especially out at sea. This is a great pic!
Great capture Barbara, she looks so happy here
Great picture Well done!!!!
Wow...sure has a long tongue :) Got to be thirsty... Aloha
Great capture of Miss Meadow She is looking great!
Amazing shot Barbara and I can hardly believe how long Jasmines tongue is :D. Guess a lot has changed there since I was able to go walk in that area, they look so huge. hugs and love xxxxxxxx
Cool, outstanding capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My goodness, that tongue!!
Miss Meadow looks like she has been looking for or chasing birds in the field. They claim that these windmills can produce clean and cheap electricity. Lovely capture in Miss M!
interesting comment on the windmills from gillbrooks. we've all been told how wonderful these things are, and how much electricity they produce. Now I'm wondering just how true all this is. I cannot believe how LONG Miss Meadow's tongue is, LOL! Must have been a lovely warm day, and she must have had a great time running in the wide open spaces!!
wonderful
excellent image!!
I think they start out as little fans that children run with, then when they put them down they take root and grow large overnight!
I am glad the sound does not bother your dogs !