In reply to Rachel Anderson (RES):
Since when does wild land need designating?
You can dress up your profit making scheme all you want but that's all it is. Would Sir Jack put up a windfarm in front of his house in the Bahamas? Why does he think it's okay to put up these monstrosities here, would it be anything to do with the millions he's due to receive?
From Carn na Saobhaidhe (on Jack Haywards Dunmaglass estate) you can see the Millenium windfarm on Meall Dubh across the Great Glen. Vice versa means that's not low impact. Our recent cold snap yet again showed the failings of windfarms, I'm glad to see that people are beginning to realise they and the land is being fleeced for profit, hopefully the wind industry can be stopped before its turbines dominate the scenery in all directions. Have a look at the view from any of the hills along the mid M74 corridor if you want to see what 'too much' looks like.
My first post on UKH, good start