windfarms

[Ms Bear]

Now that is nice.

[Diane Amberg]

That's fun!

[Judy Harder]

How pretty! I look for color when it turns winter and those would make a nice change to fake flowers.
Thanks for the idea Wilma.

[Wilma]

My oldest daughter took this picture from my front porch yesterday.  The windfarm is 10 miles west of Howard.

[Mom70x7]

We can also see the windmills from our place on West Washington. Not as clear a picture, but still nice.

Traveled to Winfield the other day, driving back, headed east, the windfarm is very visible to the north just the other side of Grenola. Beautiful.

[Judy Harder]

I would love to look out my window and see the western sky, and the beautiful windmills. Yes, I do think they are beautiful and against the sky, no matter the color they would just warm my heart each time I saw them..........they do now, just looking at pictures...........Of course, I get carried away when I see windmills on a farm, working or not......something about them just make me sighhhh.

[Ms Bear]

I enjoy watching them and also think they are pretty.  I have always wanted a regular windmill in my yard but don't think I will get it.

[Judy Harder]

When I was able to woodburn (ceiling is too low, set off alarm just heating a skillet dry) Windmills and old barns/houses were scenes I went to. No, didn't do many......think I did a few fan blades and may have one left. Gave them all away if we didn't sell them at craft fairs. I like rustic/rural/abandoned property. Old-time farmsteads are good to woodburn.

[unruhj]

Just to let all the community know... So far we have 7 Wind Turbines producing up on the Hill !!