Phone tree

A bit of multi tasking. Fair enough I suppose as we can’t get away from the cell towers.

I heard somewhere that they do actually make the towers look like trees in some country

I stole the picture so I don't know where it is

I have seen several towns in California do this

They have done quite a few out here in Australia as well…mainly palm trees around tourist havens.

not a silly Idea really.

Now if only they could camo those ugly wind turbines, or better yet. Get rid of them.

Bushmaster wrote:

Now if only they could camo those ugly wind turbines, or better yet. Get rid of them.

I think their days are numbered mate. They are noisy and the cost in green house gases to build and maintain each one far exceeds the savings in “green power”. They don’t seem to hold together well when their design parameters are exceeded…in fact it’s rather spectacular when the let go…plenty of videos out there showing what happens. Also, I saw a pic not that long ago of a massive pile of arms being buried because they cannot be recycled or broken down. Not good.

It is amazing how they can't look at the bigger picture. Green energy doesn't work when the wind doesn't blow or the sun doesn't shine. They'll be changing their electric cars with fossil fuel power plants. Same difference as running combustion engines.

Vince wrote:

Bushmaster wrote: Now if only they could camo those ugly wind turbines, or better yet. Get rid of them. I think their days are numbered mate. They are noisy and the cost in green house gases to build and maintain each one far exceeds the savings in “green power”. They don’t seem to hold together well when their design parameters are exceeded…in fact it’s rather spectacular when the let go…plenty of videos out there showing what happens. Also, I saw a pic not that long ago of a massive pile of arms being buried because they cannot be recycled or broken down. Not good.

Ive seen that pic as well like a mass grave. Outa sight outa mind i guess...

That was the first set of blades they buried. There are thousands more yet to pollute our terafurma