
What would be fairer would be to do the same photo using the same scaling, but with a cooling tower from the nearby Ferrybridge power station, which come in at a whopping 198m, 25% bigger than the 158m high Blackpool Tower (which seems to be standard unit of comparison for these things).
So why is a smaller, less polluting wind-farm more offensive than a much bigger, more polluting coal-fired station just a few miles away?
Perhaps it's an attempt to repeat this famous picture of Black Law of Scotland:

Again, quite arresting, but I'd like to see that from a slightly different view before I make my mind up ...
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