#1
Wind turbines silently turn as the sun sets on the first full day of Spring.

Wind Turbines Silently Turning Together

#2
The Brooklyn wind turbine was installed on the top of a hill in Brooklyn, Wellington in March 1993 as part of a research project.
The Brooklyn site was chosen for the wind evaluation project due to Wellington’s “higher than normal” wind patterns.

The Brooklyn Wind Project

#3
There are 25 windmills, each 20-stories high, on the North side of I-8 near Campo Blvd, an hour east of San Diego (18 miles north of the Mexican border). Called the “Kumeyaay Wind project”, these power 12-15,000 homes and is 70 times larger than the next largest wind project on tribal land.

Wind Power South of San Diego

#4
They have wind turbines out at sea off the coast of Copenhagen. It made for a beautiful sight as we sailed away.

The Coast of Copenhagen Wind Turbines

#5
Night shot,taken from car with camera balanced on windowsill! (I had the camera strap wrapped round my wrist, so I wouldn’t lose my camera out of the window – and no, I wasn’t driving on this occasion!)

Wind Turbine at Night

#6
Windmills are beautiful! (The Bloomington, Illinois Windmill Farm)

Windmill in Bloomington Illinois

#7
Another beautiful image of windmills from Bloomington Illinois

Bloomington Illinois Wind Powere Reflected

#8
Swiiiiiish, that’s the sound the blades make. they hardly make any sound at all! there is no reason to object to wind turbine based on noise pollution, that’s for sure. I think they are quite beautiful objects.

Swiiiish, Wind Power!

#9
Taken from the bridge between Malmo and Copenhagen in August, 2008 (from the train)

Wind Turbines Taken from a Copenhagen Bridge

#10
Path to Freedom, Whatever your politics are, we need more of this. Its clean, quiet, and really quite beautiful.

The Path to Freedom

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