I’ve been thinking more and more about the potential of wind power over the last couple of weeks almost to the point where I am going to investigate any wind farms in the area and make a trip just to take a closer look. Having only seen pictures on the web of what these farms look like I sense a comforting feeling when being near a wind farm in action. Just imagine for a moment the soothing sound those giant propellers would make as the natural movement of the earth causes them to rotate.
The comforting sounds of wind farms
January 6, 2008 — mrvoyagerLeave a Reply
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