I am coming to the Lewes/Rehoboth Beach area this weekend to see friends and enjoy the beach.
I hope that I will be able, soon, to add “and see the wonderful wind turbines off shore” to my list of reasons for coming to Rehoboth.
The future wind farm not only will make us all proud that we are doing our part to reduce global warming emissions and other air and water pollution from fossil fuels, but also the future for our grandkids will be a draw for these beautiful, graceful contributions to our shore, just like sailboats. In fact, wind blades operate on the same principle as sailboats, just larger, and farther offshore. And who doesn’t like to see a flotilla of sailboats on the horizon?
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