On a recent trip to Albany I went down to the windfarm – about ten minutes out of town or so – to check it out.
The turbines are impressively big.
The whooshing noise they make impressively loud.
And the cliffs reminded me of the Cliffs of Moher. Vaguely.
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There are lots of fun stats about the speed of the tip of the blades – which are as big as a jumbo jet’s wing – but what I can tell you is that they move faster than they look from a distance.
Worth a visit if you’re down that way.
Is the building of wind farms controversial?
We have a few around us in the Scottish Borders but there is always a public enquiry, lots of opposition groups saying that they are needed just not here, when it comes to building more. However they do tend to be more inland than this one.
Yes I think so but I always go back to that old saying… what would you rather in your backyard?
A wind farm?
Or a coal-fired power station?
Or, what we actually have, down the road
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torness_Nuclear_Power_Station
Hmmmm I think I’d prefer a nuclear power station in my backyard than a coal-fired power station.
Had a discussion tonight about the visual pollution that wind farms bring… (as opposed to hydro which is the main source of power here) I likened it to modern art – some people like it others don’t… Apparently though they advised me that windfarms aren’t viable here because the winds are too gusty and strong. Need to research this more me thinks.
Great photos! They have certainly been controversial in Victoria.