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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Windmills on the Ridge - Wordless Wednesday
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Cool shot :)
I like the angle in this photo! It goes as far as the eye can see..
Very nice shot!
Great one.
Beautiful shot.
Lovely shot!!!
We hope your weather has improved some and the sun is peeping through your windows so Miss Cindi Lou can take a warm nap.
Madi and Mom
Love those different branches on the foreground. Beautiful shot, Judy!
I like the sky. It looks like a nice day, even if the sun isn't exactly shining. Nice clouds, excellent composition...
the photo says it all. In an online course i took several years ago, it said a photo should always tell a story. this one does.
Nice shot
We have also many windmills in our country
its not always beautiful !!!
" " in a wordless Wednesday.
Interesting view.
nice shot!
Good shot.
Nice wordless Wednesday photo. Yay renewable energy!
Cool, I like the photo.
I like how you framed this shot like we are looking through the trees to peer at the windmills.
By the title, I was expecting one of those cool,old, wooden windmills...so it was a surprise!
Man made arms and nature's arms!!
I love these - great shot.
Harnessing the wind= clever, Capturing it in a photo= priceless
They look so small compared to the tree in the foreground but they are huge when up close to them. Hooray for natural power.
Great shot!!! Love the framing!
I love these windmills. They are so lovely in such an austere way. Neat photo.
Good to see some windmills around.
Happy WW!!!
I know a lot of people are protesting windmill farms being built in their area partly because they say it puts an ugly obstacle in the landscape, but I find there is something very beautiful and peaceful about seeing them. Perhaps it is the knowledge of what they are providing that makes me feel that way. Really nice photo and I agree with another commenter, it's nice to see some around.
Aine
http://theevolvingspirit.blogspot.com
THANKS for stopping by my blog. Man, you have lived in alot of different places and therefore have probably experienced many interesting things.
I think those windmills are quite interesting and they are HUGE close up. We have some here in Alberta.
We drove through Little Rock today, there was a whole warehouse lot, acres and acres, of windmill parts. We don't have any close to us, the electric producing kind anyway, I can't say as how I would find them in the landscape but in CA and IL I find them starkly beautiful as these are. Judy could make a dust bunny look good though!! LOL
Nice shot. I want one of those for our farm. We do live in the land of the devil wind. That's what the natives called it.
Yep, no words needed!
AL
You know if you look at that a certain way it seems like they're doing jumping jacks.
Hi Miss Cindi Lou and Judy,
No worries drop by when you can....we're always glad to see you. We must work during the day to keep the internet up and running.
:-) Madi and Mom
Our town approved a windmill over a year ago, still waiting, looking forward to seeing its silhouette out in the marsh, I've always though they look cool!
those things are huge! Lovely shot!
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
I love your photo. We can see windmills on a hillside from our house.
Silent giants!
I like this picture because I really want to see some of these new windmills up close. I just find them very fascinating.
They are popping up everywhere. Nice shot!
Hi Judy,
It is so good to be back! I look forward to catching up on your photos and stories!
I love the windmills,I have some pics I took of some on holidays. I found them absolutely fascinating. When you stand under them, they are so powerdul and they make this whoosh whoosh sound and sometimes you wonder if one might not fly off!
I love seeing windmills....we don't have any in our ara. Great shot!
Cool shot! I love the composition. Love to see the leafless tree with a beautiful cloud backdrop!
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