It’s extremely windy over there! There should be more mills there, but the ones that are there don’t even spin..
Farm the Sun... And have crops too...
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I think it’s actually cool to see them off in the distance from 87.
There’s a huge project this summer in Ohio, they are bringing the windmills into the port of ogdensburg to be transported by truck, over to Ohio, gonna be a massive job.
There’s a huge project this summer in Ohio, they are bringing the windmills into the port of ogdensburg to be transported by truck, over to Ohio, gonna be a massive job.
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warminmn wrote: ↑Thu. Apr. 07, 2022 4:28 pmYour nicer than me. I would have driven thru it and went after them for the damage to my truck. I may move myself but promised I'd give it a year to see if I can handle looking at it when they are within a mile. Windmills can be seen roughly 20 miles here on this flat land and I can see a strong 150 now but at a long distance. All those red lights flashing I hate. They will ruin my sunsets that I enjoy so much. Your right, they just dont get it, and likely dont care. Im glad Im not young quite often. That Maine hermit had the right idea, lol