Proof of no wind - the sugar beet smoke drifts upwards
A rainbow of trees
Lime avenue
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Paul - one of my Cannon Street neighbours made exactly the same point to me on Sunday morning about the upward plumes of smoke from the sugar beet factory. When there is a wind, the smoke tends to drift across to Moreton Hall rather than over the town centre.
From a global point of view, I think it very short-sighted that we grow sugar beet in this country at all, rather than import it from the West Indies. The economics just don't make any sense to me.
Proof of no wind - the sugar beet smoke drifts upwards 
A rainbow of trees
Lime avenue
1 comment:
Paul - one of my Cannon Street neighbours made exactly the same point to me on Sunday morning about the upward plumes of smoke from the sugar beet factory. When there is a wind, the smoke tends to drift across to Moreton Hall rather than over the town centre.
From a global point of view, I think it very short-sighted that we grow sugar beet in this country at all, rather than import it from the West Indies. The economics just don't make any sense to me.
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