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Following the successful launch of the blimp to 125 metres, demonstrating the height of the turbines to the tip of a blade when pointing upwards, we have received a number of photos taken from properties in the surrounding villages. Click on the photos to view them at larger size.

 

When viewing these photos, please bear in mind that the blimp is only 6 metres long & 2.5 metres high. The actual span of the turbine blades will be closer to 60 metres. The image below will give you some idea of the size of the blimp compared to the proposed height of the turbines and a jumbo jet.

 


 

 


Taken from a property at Bradford, approximately 5.95km (3.7 miles) away.

View from Chilla Road at SS448018. Distance = 2.2km (1.36 miles)

 

View from SS387035 near Hollocombe. Distance = 7.6 km (4.7 miles)

 

Taken at East Graddon Farm, approximately 1.5 km (0.99 miles) away

 

Taken from the Methodist Chapel, Bonfire Hill, Black Torrington. Approximately 1.77 kilometres (1.1 miles) away.

 

Taken from Burrow Farm, Black Torrington, approximately 800 metres (2600 feet) away.

 

Taken from Black Torrington,  approximately 2 kilometres (1.2 miles) away

 

Taken from a property at Chilla, approximately 2.3 kilometres (1.46 miles) away

 

Taken from a property at Burdon Lane, Highampton, approximately 1.86 kilometres (1.22 miles) away

Taken from Whiddon Moor Farm, near Beaworthy, approximately 3.5 kilometrs (2.1 miles) away

 
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