We saw these windmills in Indiana, but noticed similar “wind farms” in Illinois. Good for the Midwest!
Glenda Bailey-Mershon
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Posted by Glenda Bailey-Mershon on October 20, 2014
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thenoveilst
/ October 20, 2014Wonderful 🙂
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Glenda Bailey-Mershon
/ October 20, 2014It’s certainly a sign of progress!
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thenoveilst
/ October 20, 2014Indeed 🙂 I wish there was more of that here in UK.
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Glenda Bailey-Mershon
/ October 20, 2014I know it’s an issue there. Solar wouldn’t be productive, I suppose, and perhaps people wouldn’t like windmills all over the moors. But is here much talk there about alternatives?
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thenoveilst
/ October 20, 2014Yes, there are some talks in that direction and the idea of going green is increasing, yet, very slowly. The Brits are never known to be people for change, unfortunately. You get more progress from flogging a dead horse. 🙂
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Glenda Bailey-Mershon
/ October 20, 2014Yes, but you have better manners than almost anywhere else. Thanks for commenting.
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thenoveilst
/ October 20, 2014Ha ha. You’re welcome; thanks. Wishing you well 🙂
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Glenda Bailey-Mershon
/ October 20, 2014And, I, you!
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