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"Dave Kearton" wrote in message
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"Fat Camp"? That's a cheeky lady you've got there. :-))

Snowtown - where there aint no snow?

I can't help but say those wind generators sometimes look like a kids toy -
like those whirly things on a stick.
Until you get up close to even seeing a single blade.
They are truly massive.

Power for the local area? or fed into a national grid as well?

Cheers
Graham





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"Dave Kearton" wrote in message
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"Fat Camp"? That's a cheeky lady you've got there. :-))

Snowtown - where there aint no snow?

I can't help but say those wind generators sometimes look like a kids
toy - like those whirly things on a stick.
Until you get up close to even seeing a single blade.
They are truly massive.

Power for the local area? or fed into a national grid as well?

Cheers
Graham


Oooops - forgot to change my handle before posting aka .. TacAN ;-)





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WayPoint wrote:
"Dave Kearton" wrote in message
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"Fat Camp"? That's a cheeky lady you've got there. :-))

Snowtown - where there aint no snow?



Not sure what the reason is for that - there's never been any snow there -

I guess if they called it "Wheat town" they'd get blizzards.





I can't help but say those wind generators sometimes look like a
kids toy - like those whirly things on a stick.
Until you get up close to even seeing a single blade.
They are truly massive.

Power for the local area? or fed into a national grid as well?

Cheers
Graham




It's all national grid these days. There'd be no more than 1,000 people
living within a 50km radius and if you sited the towers close to the
population, the yuppie trash would find something to bitch about.






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Cheers

Dave Kearton