Wind fan

I WAS very happy to read Marion Paul’s opinion (Letters, 24 June), as I was beginning to think I was the only reader who appreciated wind turbines. I see them as part of man’s symbiotic relationship with nature, deriving energy from the wind with no degradation, exploitation or pollution (think of LS Lowry’s landscapes). Cows and sheep graze to the foot of the pylons and there is no heap of dead birds underneath, the birds are not so daft.

I spoke to a man who lives under the Michelin wind turbines in Dundee and he much preferred them to the chimneys a mile down the road with their noxious fumes.

George Shering

West Acres Drive

Newport-on-Tay, Fife