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Re: wind on the coast
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Merrick wrote:
There are vast areas of coastal land much more suitable - golf courses. More stable than peat, and we'd be reclaiming them from their lawn chemical hell, and getting some balance frmo the overconsuming twats who play golf. Turbine the fucking lot i reckon.


Yeah! And I can't imagine a load of golfers causing too much of a problem either, if that's their idea of exercise! ;o)

Isn't it also true, though, that the turbines cannot operate if the wind is too strong? Over 60mph, or summat? From what I understand, that's a large chunk of the Hebridean calendar! :o)

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goffik
Posted by goffik
15th February 2007ce
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