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Giant wind farm putting down its concrete roots

THOUSANDS of tonnes of concrete are being transported to the fields of Fullabrook, as one of the biggest wind farm developments in the country gets under way.The wind farm, which is due for completion in the autumn, will comprise 22 turbines, each 110m tall.Before that, though, an immense amount of work is beginning to make its mark on the landscape.
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