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Off-shore Wind Farm Turbine

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Offshore wind turbine, Thames Estuary.
www.kentishflats.co.uk

Pulseman, Tom Adamson, Paladin27, and 29 other people added this photo to their favorites.

  1. Pulseman 85 months ago | reply

    Spectacular!

  2. catya_maria007 81 months ago | reply

    Cool shot! Is that really in the middle of the water?
    (Saw this in www.flickr.com/groups/geotagged-uk/)

  3. phault 81 months ago | reply

    Yes, there are twenty or so turbines right there in the sea, which is only about 30 feet deep there. It was a tricky shot with the boat moving around - I got soaked with sea spray, but it was worth it.

  4. HDom 65 months ago | reply

    Love your pics of the turbines ( and the sea forts)

  5. MikeTakesPhotos 58 months ago | reply

    That is a spectacular photo. Congratulations!

  6. Slava V. 55 months ago | reply

    Thank you for releasing this shot under CC license. Just wanted to let you know I've selected to display this image at 'Wind Farm' news page (it's my hobby site), full attribution and link to you is provided. Thank you once again.

  7. gavinhudson 54 months ago | reply

    Great photo. It can be seen at ecoworldly.com/2009/01/27/off-shore-wind-could-power-ever...

  8. antaldaniel 53 months ago | reply

    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Creative Commons Energy, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

  9. lachshand 50 months ago | reply

    Thanks for sharing this amazing pic. I'm attributing you when I use it to compliment my blog post on the EPA's National Top 50 biggest green energy spenders list over at www.supereco.com, an enviro news and lifestyles site. Thanks! Best, Kim L.S.

  10. lachshand 49 months ago | reply

    Thanks, once again, for sharing this with an att license. We're linking to you again over at www.supereco.com in our upcoming post on a recent U.N. report on clean energy trumping fossil fuel spending worldwide. Thanks! Best, Kim L.S., journalist

  11. nina_antipatica 47 months ago | reply

    This is a great picture. I hope you don't mind that I used it in an article about off shore Wind energy in the East Coast.

    You can read it here earth-talk.com/news/offshore-wind-turning-luxury-energy

    Thanks!

  12. Price Engines 42 months ago | reply

    Hi - Thought you'd like to know I used your shot to illustrate a blog post about why offshore wind farms in the UK may not be good news for British workforce.

    Here's a link to it in situ:
    solarpanelquoter.blogspot.com/2010/01/half-of-britains-ho...

    Thanks for sharing - Jonathan

  13. jt_drummeruk 41 months ago | reply

    Hi there, thank you for allowing this for use under the Attribution 2.0 generic license. I recently used this image to illustrate an article in 'the environmentalist' magazine. If you would like, you can contact me at jay.thompson@consil.co.uk

    Best regards

  14. wind turbine 38 months ago | reply

    A vertical turbine picks up wind from all directions. Magnetic suspension minimises frictional drag. Large mass maximises the flywheel effect.wind turbine

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