Lucky Duck
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Seen these for the first time today, not sure why - but they seem far less intrusive than the gaggle of turbines adjacent to Brightlingsea. Perhaps they are smaller or the background of pylons somehow camouflages them.
Bradwell wind farm
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Seen these for the first time today, not sure why - but they seem far less intrusive than the gaggle of turbines adjacent to Brightlingsea. Perhaps they are smaller or the background of pylons somehow camouflages them.
DavidofMersea
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How is construction progress? How many are up now? How do they look?
sailorman
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Its nearly summer David
Tam Lin
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Still think that there are only 2. Haven't been to Bradwell recently but haven't been stuck behind any lorries either! Someone else may correct me on this.
MoodySabre
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There are only two up and whirring. They had trouble with the access road and the crane has gone off on other work. It's going to be much more noticeable when the whole ten are up - you can see them a long way off on the land.
UncleAlbert
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Went out to Bench Head last Saturday and the two windmills were easy to see and not as expected close to the power station. Perhaps when there are 10 of 'em then they may make a useful land mark, just need not to steer directly for them otherwise St Peters flats will claim you. The Bradwell 'blocks' are the best to steer by.
The ones at St Osyth look aweful
The ones at St Osyth look aweful
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sailorman
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And visible from Dovercourt bay as well
DavidofMersea
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....and Mersea
