It is so sad to see such comments. There can be no question that the Country side of the British Isls has evolved over the last 1000 year or even more. This has been because of the need to use our countryside in different ways. There have always been those that do not want change for what ever reason,,sensible or not…. objection is totaly acceptable. However, what is not acceptable and proven by history is for a small minority to stop the country side evolving. (Check with King Canute is you disagree!)’. If they had, we would be living in a totally disorganised world or worse.

We have to make use of our resources. and as for ‘Dear old’ Allans comments about Airy fairy sustainability!!! and getting friends to comment ,,,,SORRY friend you are way off the mark…I actualy have regular discussions with Debbie about the reality of Organic farming,,,We agree to disagree,,So we are hardly calling for this project from the same platform.

I have heard one objection based on,,’Being able to see the masts from Looe. Are they superman with very sensitive eyes or what???? HAve they ever tried to look for a Yacht with a large mast out at sea? Or even spot the Eddystone light house? Will the next objection be that when flying over Golant it will be visible. Sure, there are places you will see the trurbines, but objecting from Looe if you are looking through a telescope???

Objections need to be informed and in touch with real issues. We can quote planning practice and issues. ,,but then we need to realise that other people will be using this changing countryside well after we are dead and buried.

To give my credentials, I used to lecture on Countryside managment Degree courses. From an academic and practical point of view this type of project will have a longterm benefit to country side management along with improved welfare of wild life. The initial thought is that it will ‘Chase’ wild life away. Wrong, you need to look at the overall effect and long term. Not a short 5 yr cycle.

I think we all agree, for the sky line of the Fowey Estuary to be covered by Turbines, this would be a problem. Two turbines set back and only visible when close to or a small area, this is not creating a presidence for development to surround the river banks.

There are certainly one or 2 reasonable arguments why not to have turbines, but bringing up ‘Un true’ facts about the project or about the developer are certainly not helping that particular ‘Anti’ cause.

I apologise for spelling errors,,,,,but dyslexia rolls when no spell check.

Regards to all.

You state that the height will be 21.48 metres. Why then put up 15 metre masts to show the height to all of your villagers. Your demonstration mast is 6.48 metres or 20 ft short, dont take people for fools. That is pure deceit at its lowest form. But since as locals tell me that you got thrown off the parish council a few years back for a similar planning ” mistake” its not as if you dont have history !!!!