Oreites Wind Farm
Published 14th of December, 2018
Back To The Past
Ok, so that is what a wind turbine looks like up close. But what do they look like inside?
To find out, we need to visit this specific spot, and recharge our flux capacitor.
The View in 2018
This was the spot we first visited in 2010. They were assembling the turbines then, so you could see them up close.
The View in 2010
There's Alex standing in front of the propeller head, filming me taking a photograph of her. Simple times...
Family Fun
The kids enjoyed examining the turbine too. You wouldn't get a chance to do anything like this in the UK. It would all have been fenced off.
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