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We were riding our Harley’s yesterday as I took a friend to see the turbines. i told her how beautiful and how large they were. We pulled over to see if we could hear them and no we could not. We ended up going to the ceremonies at Ellenburgh just to get information. When we saw the suits and cameras we felt we were out of place and started to leave but people were kind enough to answer our many questions We were there for about an hour and recieved so much information. I can’t believe people wouldbe against these turbines. They must be blind ,stupid or just not aware of the many beneficial facts we learned. It’s great, they are beutiful ,quiet and many people drive or stop by just to view them. Businesses next to these parks who sell food,gas and news would do well to have informational packets for the curious. Tours of the areas would be very beneficial.My firends and I are certainly supportive of it.Wish I had lots of land to put some in.
Patricia Breault May 18th, 2008Thanks ,
Patti Breault