I just had to comment about this. You know the pictures of the windmills that I posted, and all the other “windmills” posts? Well — it seems the political parties are not mentioning them as well! Sadly, based on some of the commercials locally, it seems like they’re wanting to take credit for it. Not sure, can’t say for certain — maybe it’s just the ones run locally.
But I just thought I’d tell you all that the windmills who’s pictures were personally taken by me and my family are the same ones being mentioned in the political campaigns. Or again, the ones around me.
Yes, this is just an extension of the prior post about the windmills. In all honesty it could’ve just been added to the last one — but as I’m wanting a post every single day it was stuck in it’s own post.
So, here’s a few pictures of them!
Sadly…. things such as these aren’t found anywhere near my town. We do have a coal-based power plant or two I believe. Gotta “love” that pollution right?
But on the plus side, it’s always a good thing to see towns actually consider alternative power sources, almost no matter what the reason.
I hope that they have a huge success, as when I drove by on business only some were turning, for it’ll help pave the way for these to be put up many places throughout the United States.
While driving the other day, I actually found a town that has tons of windmills all over the farmland! It’s surprising to say the least, but it’s a good sign for future power needs. I’d be bringing it up in my town, but considering the bicycle thing I’m going to have to start small.
