IS IT PLEASANT SUDDENLY TO BE CONFRONTED BY THIS WHEN DRIVING ALONG A COUNTRY ROAD?
Photo by courtesy of Steve Lainson
For those living outside our region, a good place to view the impacts of turbines on the landscape is very close to the M6, within a quarter of a mile west of Junction 37.
Almost immediately after leaving the motorway to drive to Kendal on the A684, this is what you will see:
If you travel a little further (less than half a mile) you will see a footpath sign on the right:
Cross the field to the two-armed sign and the path then takes you onto Lambrigg Fell, from which you can see splendid views of the Howgills:
WE HAVE PUT GROUPS OF TURBINES INTO THESE TWO IMAGINARY
SCENES. HOW MANY ARTISTS WOULD BE ATTRACTED TO A LAKE DISTRICT LOOKING
LIKE THIS?
OR THIS?
