A tad harsh, pinto. From a visual pollution perspective, fire...

A tad harsh, pinto. From a visual pollution perspective, fire risk and habitat destruction (where it crosses the forested section) I can't say I'd want those monstrosities in my backyard, or anyone's backyard. I cringe every time I see them on a country drive marring the scenic splendor - a blight to the eyes of a bohemian hedonist such as myself of whom deplores the destruction of natural beauty. Underground is the only way to go - and bugger the cost IMO.

Besides, unlike you, pinto, to complain about a few chaps staging their democratic right to a demonstration of sorts.