Glyndebournes turbine time-lapse
Glyndebourne’s wind turbine was installed on Friday 14 October 2011. Glyndbourne's turbine became operational in December 2011. You can find more on Glyndebourne's wind turbine on the Our Wind Turbine page.
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I think that the turbine looks magnificent (and a lot better than the string of electricity pylons between Lewes and Ringmer!).
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