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8 thoughts on “WAY Up High! Gloucester MA Varian Turbine Hub and Rotors Seconds Before Connection Exclusive Pic from Steve Spencer”
Thank you so much for these excellent photographs!
We are all enjoying seeing the steps involved in putting together such amazing technology.
Thank you
Looking at the picture taken from Plum Island, what comes to mind is that it is an f’ing monstrosity and a blight. You guys really psyched to get three of those things? Better start boning up on Photoshop skills to correct future Cape Ann landscape and sunset pics.
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Thank you so much for these excellent photographs!
We are all enjoying seeing the steps involved in putting together such amazing technology.
Thank you
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To all the people who live near this thing.. Honestly does it make any noise?
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It’s not operating yet, so nobody knows. Varian/Applied Materials said on their web site that it would sound similar to falling leaves.
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Glosta is America’s Oldest Fishing Port AND home to New England’s Biggest Wind Turbine.
Yee Haw!
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Why is that a good thing?
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Looking at the picture taken from Plum Island, what comes to mind is that it is an f’ing monstrosity and a blight. You guys really psyched to get three of those things? Better start boning up on Photoshop skills to correct future Cape Ann landscape and sunset pics.
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I like it so far, it’s cool looking. I also like the ones down in Providence, RI.
They won’t have any effect on the views of sunrises and sunsets.
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