Gwynt y Môr offshore wind farm
Date
3 January 2020
Location
Viewed from Welsh Mountain Zoo, Colwyn Bay
SH 83619 78854; 53.29380°N, 3.74753°W
Gwynt y Môr Offshore Wind farm
Gwynt y Môr offshore wind farm
3 January 2020
Viewed from Welsh Mountain Zoo, Colwyn Bay
SH 83619 78854; 53.29380°N, 3.74753°W
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I don’t know why, but there’s something slightly surreal about this and I can’t put my finger in what it is.
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Glad it has provoked something mysterious!
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I agree with Andy. This is an interesting perspective – our wind farms are all on land.
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Thanks, Anne. I presume there are stronger winds offshore. (I guess it also stops people compaining about them “ruining” the landscape).
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Nice one, we have a few in the north sea, I like seeing them.
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Yes, it is good to see alternatives to fossil fuels / nuclear.
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“surreal” was my first reaction too!!
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Thanks, Alexandra!
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You’ve made it very beautiful, and I agree with Andy & Alexandra, rather surreal. The smudged horizon and the sameness of water and sky color create a kind of wonder.
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Glad you like the otherworldliness!
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I just clicked on your slate and rainbow glints photo – wow! I will check out a few more… 😉
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That sounds like one from a while back! Presumably it was one of those WordPress auto-generated ‘Related’ links?
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It’s under “Blogroll” on the right – in the OPOD list. 🙂
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Ah, yes, gotcha, thanks! It’s been a quite while since I’ve been there 😉
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🙂
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Ghostly.. in a somehow comforting way 🙂
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👻😉
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