Photos from Browns River Bridge and of the Wind Turbine Blades

[MikeF9]

Many, many thanks to Katrina Antonovich for alerting me to the damage on the bridge and giving me a ride to the Milton-Westford Road to get these pictures. All pictures shot with my iPhone.


Apparently something went wrong with the rear sterring and the back end almost ended up in the river, according to a conversation Katrina had with a sheriff on duty at the bridge.


Shot on the fly through the windshield of Katrina's vehicle.


This photo does not do justice as to how big these things are. Very impressive.


The three blades side by side on the new access road built on the corner of the Milton-Westford Road.

[Henry]

Thanks Mike and Katrina - I do appreciate the photos as I am sure many others will

[gasman353]

Ohh boy! Can't wait to be staring at these things on the mountain. Ohh well at least Burlington will benefit from them.

[Judi]

I sure hope those suckers don't let loose and come flying down the hill!

[Chris Santee]

Three more blades are coming through Fairfax on Friday between 5:00am and 6:00am (approx).
The Fairfax News has been invited to the top of the mountain after (about 8:00am to 10:00am).
I'm going to try to get ahold of Mike Cain to see if he wants to join me for photos.

[MikeF9]

Uh, I guess. Let me know what time.

[Chris Santee]

Three more blades safely arrived at the Westford/Milton Road before 6:00am.
Mike and I are headed up when the project manager arrives from Waterbury (after 8:00am).
It should be a beautiful day on top of Georgia Mountain.
May you enjoy yours wherever it may take you.

[Henry]

For those of you who are wondering about who is actually funding and responsible for this project, click on the following link:

http://www.georgiamountainwind.com/