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  1. I don't know how much this would have impacted on hill
    walking in the area but it has been thrown out.

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    Sandy
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  2. In article <w1E5c.18040$qt3.390700065@news-
    text.cableinet.net>, Sandy <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    I don't know how much this would have impacted on hill
    walking in the area but it has been thrown out.

    What's "it"? The scheme or the objections?

    And where did you find out?

    Bernard Hill Selkirk, Scotland

  3. "Sandy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I don't know how much this would have impacted on hill
    walking in the area but it has been thrown out.

    --
    Don`t Worry, Be Happy

    The visual impact in this area would have been huge. This is
    good news!

    KRO

  4. Bernard Hill said:

    In article <w1E5c.18040$qt3.390700065@news-
    text.cableinet.net>, Sandy <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    I don't know how much this would have impacted on hill
    walking in the area but it has been thrown out.

    What's "it"? The scheme or the objections?

    And where did you find out?

    Bernard Hill Selkirk, Scotland

    The scheme has been thrown out. I heard it on the Radio
    Scotland news this morning. I was interested more as an
    angler then I remembered it being discussed in here because
    of it's environmental effects.

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    Sandy
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  5. "Bernard Hill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <w1E5c.18040$qt3.390700065@news-
    text.cableinet.net>, Sandy <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    I don't know how much this would have impacted on hill
    walking in the


    area

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    but it has been thrown out.

    What's "it"? The scheme or the objections?

    And where did you find out?

    The Scottish Executive has rejected the planning application
    for the scheme outright, having decided the enviromental
    impact outweighed any possible benefits. The full
    announcement is at:
    scotland.gov.ukSEEL292.aspx

    The application was to dam lochs in one of our few remaining
    areas of wild land, all for a minimal power output - (about
    4 wind turbines worth). The John Muir Trust produced an
    excellent assessment as their objection to the application.
    jmt.orgshieldaig sta.html

    --
    Duncan Gray

    homepage - www.duncolm.co.uk also www.mountaineering-
    scotland.org.uk The Mountaineering Council of Scotland

  6. Sandy said:
    Bernard Hill said:

    In article <w1E5c.18040$qt3.390700065@news-
    text.cableinet.net>, Sandy <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    I don't know how much this would have impacted on hill
    walking in the area but it has been thrown out.

    What's "it"? The scheme or the objections?

    And where did you find out?

    Bernard Hill Selkirk, Scotland

    The scheme has been thrown out. I heard it on the Radio
    Scotland news this morning. I was interested more as an
    angler then I remembered it being discussed in here
    because of it's environmental effects.

    --
    Don`t Worry, Be Happy

    Sandy

    Here is a link to the news report.

    news.bbc.co.uk3515866.stm

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    Don`t Worry, Be Happy

    Sandy
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  7. Duncan Gray said:

    "Bernard Hill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <w1E5c.18040$qt3.390700065@news-
    text.cableinet.net>, Sandy <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    I don't know how much this would have impacted on hill
    walking in the area but it has been thrown out.

    What's "it"? The scheme or the objections?

    And where did you find out?

    The Scottish Executive has rejected the planning
    application for the scheme outright, having decided the
    enviromental impact outweighed any possible benefits. The
    full announcement is at: scotland.gov.ukpages
    /news/2004/03/SEEL292.aspx

    The application was to dam lochs in one of our few
    remaining areas of wild land, all for a minimal power
    output - (about 4 wind turbines worth). The John Muir
    Trust produced an excellent assessment as their objection
    to the application.
    jmt.orgshieldaig sta.html

    Hurray !!!

    I was one of the 848 who wrote an objection.

    I'm all in favour of environmentally sustainable energy,
    though I'd rather we concentrated on reducing consumption
    (loft insulation and energy efficient light bulbs would be a
    start) than on building yet more power stations, be they
    wind, water or whatever.

    --
    NC - Webmaster for 2mm.org.uk2mm.org.uk Replies to
    newsgroup postings to the newsgroup please.

  8. In message <[email hidden]>

    NC said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    In article <w1E5c.18040$qt3.390700065@news-
    text.cableinet.net>, Sandy <[email hidden]>
    writes
    > I don't know how much this would have impacted on hill
    > walking in the area but it has been thrown out.

    Quoted message said:

    Hurray !!!

    I was one of the 848 who wrote an objection.

    I'm all in favour of environmentally sustainable energy,
    though I'd rather we concentrated on reducing consumption
    (loft insulation and energy efficient light bulbs would be
    a start) than on building yet more power stations, be they
    wind, water or whatever.

    And generating it where it's going to have no additional
    impact at all. There used to be a generator in the outflow
    from Thirlmere, but I believe it's been removed.

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  9. KRO said:


    "Sandy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:w1E5c.18040$qt3.390700065@news-
    text.cableinet.net...

    Quoted message said:

    I don't know how much this would have impacted on hill
    walking in the area but it has been thrown out.

    --
    Don`t Worry, Be Happy

    The visual impact in this area would have been huge. This
    is good news!

    KRO

    Another one of the 848 objectors here - I have to say I
    thought this would go ahead but it's fantastic news that it
    has been thrown out! The "wild side" of Torridon has to be
    seen to be believed.

    Paul Leigh Lancs

  10. Quoted message said:

    Another one of the 848 objectors here - I have to say I
    thought this would go ahead but it's fantastic news that
    it has been thrown out! The "wild side" of Torridon has to
    be seen to be believed.

    Paul Leigh Lancs

    Yes.. dont go there, its [censored]. No Munros, nothing of
    interest. Stay away .

    Richard Webb

  11. Richard Webb said:
    Quoted message said:


    Another one of the 848 objectors here - I have to say I
    thought this would go ahead but it's fantastic news that
    it has been thrown out! The "wild side" of Torridon has
    to be seen to be believed.

    Paul Leigh Lancs

    Yes.. dont go there, its [censored]. No Munros, nothing of
    interest. Stay away .

    But you get a good view from the nearby M****s. :-)
    p-t-cook.freeserve.co.ukeighe rsm.htm
    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the
    "Westminster Gasworks"

  12. On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 22:18:21 +0000, Phil Cook

    Quoted message said:

    But you get a good view from the nearby M****s. :-)
    p-t-cook.freeserve.co.ukeighe rsm.htm

    Awesome!

    But you could see why nobody would ever want to go
    there.....

    :-)

    Paul Leigh Lancs

  13. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Yes.. dont go there, its [censored]. No Munros, nothing of
    interest. Stay away .

    But you get a good view from the nearby M****s. :-)
    p-t-cook.freeserve.co.ukeighe rsm.htm
    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster
    Gasworks"


    Horrid is'nt it!

    Richard Webb

  14. RJ Webb said:


    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Yes.. dont go there, its [censored]. No Munros, nothing of
    interest. Stay away .

    But you get a good view from the nearby M****s. :-)
    p-t-cook.freeserve.co.ukeighe rsm.htm
    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster
    Gasworks"


    Horrid is'nt it!

    Terrible looking place, all wet and boggy.
    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the
    "Westminster Gasworks"

  15. Quoted message said:

    Terrible looking place, all wet and boggy.

    Nasty big boulders

    Richard Webb

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