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Black Law wind farm in South Lanarkshire
(The turbine in the photo is 15metres shorter than the ones proposed for Westfield Lane.)

One of the massive turbines of the Black Law windfarm in South Lanarkshire, Scotland. This is a duplicate of a Digital Negative taken on a Nikon D2X camera, with a Sigma 50-500mm f/4-6.3EX DG HSM lens, of one of the 42 massive turbines at Blacklaw Wind Farm, which rise to a height of 110 metres to the tip of the blades. The picture was taken from a distance of about 4/5th of a mile from the village centre of Forth on the B7016 road looking NW.

 

 
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