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Visit Wales and see some dramatic changes to the landscape

What do you think?

  Let us know what you think about the politician's plans for Wales by sending an email to contact-us@visitwalesnow.org.uk

We shall publish here some of the points of view we receive:

From: 27glendyne@tiscali.co.uk 

Date: January 24, 2008.

Dear Sirs,

I think that it is disgraceful what is happening to the beautiful Welsh countryside not to mention in Scotland , some areas of England and it would appear all around the world. I cannot understand why this devastation is
allowed.

I live in South West Scotland and can view these monstrosities they call 'Wind Farms' from just a mile away from my home. It doesn't matter where you travel from here. You cannot miss seeing them and there are more and more being built all the time.

When will this lunacy end? They don't seem to understand the real damage they are doing. The public are being deliberately misled. They think that 'Wind Farms' are good things because they are being presented as 'Green'.

Thank you for helping me to be better informed.

Yours, Marion
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/27glendyne

From: Emlyn Cox  ecox@yahoo.com 

Date: 20 December, 2006

Subject: Bird deaths

We have found that the wind farms in the Bay Area of California have been responsible
for the deaths of many birds. In the Altamount Pass farm in Alameda County the death 
count is so high they are going to adjust the turbines to make then easier for the
birds to see. So in later years you can strike out bird watching as a Welsh event. 
There won't be any to watch.
Emlyn Cox, Walnut Creek, California

From: info@ilexcottage

Date:6 July, 2006

Subject: Tourists lost

To whom it may concern,

 
I run a small bed and breakfast in Dover, South East Kent and have welcomed 1,000s of continental visitors over the years, many of whom have returned regularly on their way to and from our most scenic landscapes in Wales, the West Country and Scotland. I have noticed a marked down-turn from some of these regulars who tell me that their previously favoured destinations have been spoilt by wind-farms so they are now holidaying in Scandinavia or the Alps instead. It isn't just local tourism that is affected by the turbines, but the whole country which can suffer.
 
Yours sincerely
Mrs Stobie
Ilex Cottage
Kent

 

From: hennie@melldallochlodges.nl

Date: 2 July, 2006

Subject: Wind Farms

It makes me sick. These things are spoiling the landscape.
 When you allow this you ban the tourist.
 Keep up the good work and stop this with all your strength.
 
Kind regards
Tjapko Heijgelaar
Craigieburn Hotel
Dunoon
Scotland

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