Nice pic 

think we should make the best of he nice weather Moonie, it's to end soon 

I'm sorry peeps, but I have to go. Hopefully be better tomorrow. Night all  

Awwww I quite like wind farms  

sprooty  -you need to take something first - I find sleep makes it worse not better without medication

Nite nite ,sleep well and I hope the headache clears  

hope it goes soon Pam  

Yep  

so do I TBh - they are quite majestic I think

Is it ? When ? 

Right time ror me to feel me face 

So I wish you all a good night, sleep well and have sweet dreams  

Sprouty, I hope you feel better tomorrow 

Dameeeeeeeeeeeee *sleep well and have a lovely day tomorrow snogggggggggs*    

Yes ,me too Ros  

not when they spoil views like that...it's totally ruined the view over to the left 

lovely gorgeous pic dammeehope this isn't our summer

aww that's  a shame

Nite nite Moonie ....sweet dreams  

night Moonieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee *sleep well and loads of snogs*   

night sprooty and mooons

colder by the end of the week by what I have read baz 

me too Ros  

Oh right ,

we have loads Baz, and they are wanting to put more up..one old lady had a en suite fitted in her bedroom in a bungalow and she's had to move into a spare bedroom because of the noise...and they have applied to put more up next to her  this is the gateway to the lakes too.......... madness 

Tuesday and Wednesday look nice  

Yes.  I understand they are quite noisy close up ...

and downhill after that 

A Workington woman says she has been forced to move out of her bedroom because of the noise of wind turbines near her home.

Michele Twiss

Michele Twiss, 68, whose home overlooks the Winscales windfarm, told a Government inspector that windfarms were overpowering West Cumbria and the area was “under attack”.

She was speaking at a planning inquiry into four turbines, up to 325ft high, which FCC Environment wants to install at Lillyhall’s landfill site.

The plan was turned down by the county council because of the turbines’ visual impact, but the firm appealed against the decision.

A three-day inquiry into the council’s decision began on Tuesday at Energus, Lillyhall.

Mrs Twiss said: “From my home I can see 28 turbines that go as far as Bothel.

“It’s the cumulative effect. We’re being surrounded and we’re not given a corridor where we can have some break.

“I think people feel disenfranchised and intimidated because they feel they’re a lone voice against these big companies.

“It shouldn’t be that because this is an area that already had wind turbines we should have more.”

Mrs Twiss said she had to move out of her front bedroom, where she had an en suite installed, because she could hear the Winscales turbines at night.

Thomas Charrier, landscape architect for FCC Environment, said the turbines were planned in a working, semi-industrial urban area.

Mr Charrier said: “It’s my professional opinion that the landscape in the vicinity of the proposed scheme has the capacity to accommodate the scale of development proposed.”

Jayne Petersen, county council senior planning officer, had recommended the Lillyhall proposal for approval until plans for three turbines at Potato Pot, near Branthwaite, were granted at appeal.

Planning inspector Jessica Graham will consider both proposals and decide whether either is acceptable.

Yes , next weekend not looking so good  

yes - I like them but they should be right out to sea or in desolate unlived in places

and that's without the ones along the coast to Workington and in the Solway 

awww no - I lubbs nice sunny weather

they should never have been allowed in the bay 

I know

yes agree - not where peeps live

I love seeing them on hills  

better picture of them 

yes and right out at sea

I still like them