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Wouldn't want to be driving any of those on a windy day.
Saw them in South-East Ireland about 20 years ago being trucked, but they were laying flat on a long low-loader (flatbed).
Are they on the way to the dump? That's where they end up in a few years.
True, as they can't be recycled. The whole wind turbine takes more energy to produce than they will ever generate.
They bare a strange resemblance to leaf cutter ants marching down the trail.
Train came through town the other day with about 50 of these, on special cars. Long!
Finally, wind-powered trucks! Utopia cannot be far behind.
Matthew is right. What a boondoggle those things are.
It almost physically hurts me to see those devastating things. How many birds have they chopped up, and all for nothing!
Wouldn't want to be driving any of those on a windy day.
ReplyDeleteSaw them in South-East Ireland about 20 years ago being trucked, but they were laying flat on a long low-loader (flatbed).
ReplyDeleteAre they on the way to the dump? That's where they end up in a few years.
ReplyDeleteTrue, as they can't be recycled. The whole wind turbine takes more energy to produce than they will ever generate.
DeleteThey bare a strange resemblance to leaf cutter ants marching down the trail.
ReplyDeleteTrain came through town the other day with about 50 of these, on special cars. Long!
ReplyDeleteFinally, wind-powered trucks! Utopia cannot be far behind.
ReplyDeleteMatthew is right. What a boondoggle those things are.
ReplyDeleteIt almost physically hurts me to see those devastating things. How many birds have they chopped up, and all for nothing!
ReplyDelete