This area of Southern California is consistently one of the windiest. It's called the San Gorgonio Pass, and is the gateway to the Coachella Valley. Look closely and you will see a cluster of wind generators. Beyond the wind turbines and to the right is the Morongo Valley Casino. If you were to turn and look in the opposite direction, you would see wind generators for as far as the eye can see!
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a wondrous photo enhanced by your spare words about Place.
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I remember the winds there very well - and what a good use of wind power - there are so many areas of the country with good winds that should be used for wind power. Fabulous photo of the clouds.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo! I know those winds well...
ReplyDeleteWow great sky. One day these wind generators must work to make sweet water from seawater and better early than late otherwise big trouble over there.
ReplyDeleteWow - that is a gorgeously dramatic sky!
ReplyDeleteyou take great shoots!
ReplyDeleteWell, they should definitely produce a lot of electricity. Very unusual sky!
ReplyDeleteneat sky and great view!
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific sky/cloud capture!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scene!!!! Nice to see all those wind generators "cranking out" the power. Have a nice weekend. Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteSeem to be one angry sky :) But so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh, WOW!!! What awesome, dramatic skies and what a terrific capture for the day!! Truly breathtaking!! Thanks so much for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome dramatic skies!
ReplyDeleteI just have to say wow! totally speechless!
ReplyDeleteWhat a moody shot - it certainly looks windy!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteAwesome seeing wind generators as far as the eye can see. I like how the image is moody, mystical, magical.....excellent job!
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Great shot, so many things going on. Lots of MW's in the aggregate with all the wind generators scattered all over the country.
ReplyDeletemany years ago i rode there with my bike and had a crash because of the strong wind...
ReplyDeletebeautiful shot!
Good to see the wind being harnessed. It looks like a very dry area.
ReplyDeleteThe sky is simply magic. I fear that the wind generators are going to ruin more than a few landscape photo opportunities.
ReplyDeleteYes I would agree that there is a good chance that you will have a windy day there.
ReplyDeleteYes I would agree that there is a good chance that you will have a windy day there.
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot! I love the colours.
ReplyDeleteWind turbines are everywhere here where I live in England we look out to sea and there are dozens of them. Thats a beautiful picture even with alln those wind turbines. Thanks for sharing. XX Don
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Cool cloud formations!
ReplyDeleteOh Great! WOuld loved a timelapse here
ReplyDeleteThis is a very dramatic sky! I'm glad the wind is being harvested for clean, non poluting power!
ReplyDeleteIncredible drama of cloud colour and shape in this beautiful scene.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sky!
ReplyDeleteVery dramatic sky.
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I've only driven through here once, but remember it as a very dramatic landscape, even without that fabulous cloud formation!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, dramatic sky. With all the wind turbines I imagine it does get pretty windy. But I'm wondering if it was also one of the windiest places in Cali before the turbines were there?
ReplyDeleteWonderful painting ... Er photo, but it could be the former! We've been through many times, but not recently enough. The first place we ever saw wind turbines...years ago. More common now. I have mixed feelings about them, but none at all about your great picture!
ReplyDeleteWhat a dramatic sky! Nice shot! Thanks for stopping by my blog. :)
ReplyDeleteit sure look very windy
ReplyDeleteWonderful image with so much to look at... the ominous clouds are somewhat offset by the red tinge on top; the darkened landscape in the foreground is also offset by the bright patch of light on the hill at the left; and the wind turbines lend some sense of scale. Wonderful shot full of atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteCrazy looking landscape / lightscape - I remember seeing huge numbers of wind turbines in California many, many years ago - I wonder if they were these?
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
wow!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photo, those skys are amazing
ReplyDeleteAwesome sky! Great photowork!
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Fantastica foto !!!!
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Fantastica foto !!!!
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