Saturday, December 26, 2009

From Country Guardian








Greetings of the Season
to Wind Warriors Worldwide

www.countryguardian.net

Sheep in the snow
























Sheep in the snow, Llwynhir, oil, by Diana Armfield RA, as seen on her page at www.artistsagainstwindfarms.com

Friday, December 25, 2009

Happy Christmas to all Wind Warriors

















Alder in the snow, from an old bridge across Bradiford Water

Happy Christmas from Christine Lovelock (Devon)

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Happy Christmas

















Just received, this cartoon along with wishes for a Happy Christmas from David Bellamy and Jenny Keal.

This is their website: www.davidbellamy.co.uk
And you can see David speaking at the Nant-y-Moch protest at this link

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Exmoor ,The Two Moors campaign and Oswaldtwistle Moor , Lancashire

News from the The Two Moors Campaign that their website has just been updated - do have a look for latest news about the campaign to protect the southern fringes of Exmoor. The website includes a summary of David Cocks QC's Closing Submission at the Three Moors and Bickham Moor Public Inquiry.

There is information about the Oswaldtwistle Moor wind Farm (see last night's posting, below) on the website run by Belthorne Village, in Lancashire, go to www.belthornvillage.co.uk and click on the windfarm link. More about artist Catherine Kaufman coming in a day or two.

More about Two Moors artists John Wary and Gill Cronk and the area on this page: www.artistsagainstwindfarms.com/walks/queens-exhibition/two-moors-folder/two-moors.html
This page (made in 2007, being updated soon) from Christine Lovelock's walk round Devon wind farm sites) includes walks around The Two Moors area, plus walks on the Two Moors way down to North Tawton.

Monday, December 21, 2009

Snow on the Moor















We had news in today about a planning application for twelve 120 metre high turbines on Oswaldtwistle Moor in Lancashire. This photograph of the Moor was sent to us by local Lancashire artist Catherine Kaufman.
You can read more about this in the Lancashire Telegraph. More information to come on the blog too (see next post)

Sunday, December 20, 2009

Copenhagen Climate Conference

Some Final Links:

Fred Pearce in the New Scientist

The Times Leading article "Not just Hot air"

Christopher Booker in the Sunday Telegraph

And finally, Ben Miller back on December 3rd in The Times, because he reminds us that it never was about saving the planet, just about saving our own skins:
Rebranding Gaia

There is nothing wrong, of course, in wanting to save humanity, but perhaps we should all be a little more humble about it.