Rick Nantais
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In the Quebec region where I live in summer, the gov. put dozens of the these giants. They are interesting but did you know that on a windy day you can hear them almost half a mile away ?
Wind turbines on a cloudy day
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AlanLichty
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I have never been anywhere where I have had a chance to hear them. I see them all over the place in eastern Washington but usually through my windshield as I drive past. I like the mood of the skies in this scene.
Hey Rick, that's a cool shot of them.
There are lot's of them in California out by Joshua Tree and Palm Springs and I have stopped a bunch of times to photograph them. Now you have me trying to remember if I could hear them. I come from an industrial background, so if they did make noise I don't think I would even think about it as I would expect them to. I am used to anything that moves also makes noise.
There are lot's of them in California out by Joshua Tree and Palm Springs and I have stopped a bunch of times to photograph them. Now you have me trying to remember if I could hear them. I come from an industrial background, so if they did make noise I don't think I would even think about it as I would expect them to. I am used to anything that moves also makes noise.
Rick Nantais
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These are old versions, about 200 feet high. the new ones will be near 400 feet ! Can't wait to go see them. Near where I live we can go underneath them.Hey Rick, that's a cool shot of them.
There are lot's of them in California out by Joshua Tree and Palm Springs and I have stopped a bunch of times to photograph them. Now you have me trying to remember if I could hear them. I come from an industrial background, so if they did make noise I don't think I would even think about it as I would expect them to. I am used to anything that moves also makes noise.
