Enjoying the spinning shadows at Westmill Wind Farm -a wind farm standing on the factory floor of agribusiness -err I meant the beautiful countryside! :-)) The turbines make about as much noise as their shadows! On a more serious note, sometimes these shadows can fall on houses, as is demonstrated on other videos, if this should happen, the wind farm operators should be obligated to assist the house holders with small grant help to fix the problem, i.e. by buying curtains or even window shutters that can be lowered on the odd occasion the sun is out when its behind a far off turbine. Shadow flicker must be the only real reason you shouldn't put turbines too close to people with out serious discussions, even to the point of offering to pay all the expenses of moving the occupiers to a better place. Energy security issues are getting so serious, turbines are going to become essential to our way of life, so we need to deal with these issues in the same way we would a new motorway or other development. turbines are a major means of saving fuel, so problems such as shadow flicker (layout, planning, remedial works), and bird strikes (bird scarers), need to be fixed as part of the operation of the plant - this needs to be all sorted out at the planning stage. The clouds of steam coming out of a power plant can cause intermittent shading of the sun. Shadows are sooo dangerous, I risk my life being 'shadow flickered' every time I make a movie. If the shadows don't get me, 'Wind Turbine Syndrome' (what b*****ks) might!! Funny that, I work at a huge power station, but no one has ever heard of 'bloomin huge power station syndrome'?!?! ;-)) PS the image stablising software ( the one youtube provides as a video editing option) does ge a bit caught out sometimes - hence the image twitching on some of the shots. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYyrO24INUI