We will stay open to 9pm week days starting Monday

Lucky Bamboo is now in stock. 

 Its a great gift idea for Valentines Day.

 Easy to care for and non toxiic safe for humans and animals.

It will last longer than flowers for sure.

According to Asian belief in numbers;

One stalk is lucky, 3 attract happiness, 5 attract wealth and seven attract health

Bizarre Bazaar is now located in the Plattsburgh Plaza. We offer 10% discounts for all students, just show your ID. We have a large selection of Tapistries, Stickers, Posters, and Liquid Blue Tee Shirts.

I think it is wonderful to see the project up close.  They are amazing and will benefit our planet!

I just hope they don't start to replace the trees . . .

Ten, you say the turbines take up a lot of space, but they are nothing compared to how big some oil refineries are and how much space they take up... Have you ever seen a refinery up close?

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Your characterization of the windmills being unnatural is subjective.  While they may not be naturally occurring structures, it is definitely a natural progression to realize we screwed up and to try to fix things.  Virtually everything about mankind is unnatural...(which is one of the reasons why the label "Natural" makes something cost more).  Extremely unnatural is the continued creation of dirty energy.  The wind turbines are no more natural than a nuclear power plant, but are extremely more aesthetic than smog and pollution and smoke-stacks, in my opinion.  I'm glad to see the world waking up to renewable energy.

On the other hand, perhaps tomorrow's experiment to recreate the birth of the universe with the Large Hadron Collider will make none of this an issue as we are devoured by a resulting black hole.

I'm not against windpower, whether it serves here or there, but there's just something very unnatural about them, and very unsettling about the quantity of them and the vast amount of space they take up.  I don't believe they are as efficient as their size and space consumption would imply.

Wind energy benefits the earth and environment; I would happily give up some skyline in exchange for a renewable (and extremely clean) energy source.  Sending the energy out of the area makes no difference to me -- any power sent to, say, a large city, is that much less (dirty) energy that will have to be produced there.  I see the benefit in that.  Some might complain that they ruin the scenery -- well, so does smog and pollution, frankly.

I have taken many photos of the wind turbines -- at distance as well as feet away -- and I must say, they make far less noise than the anti-windpower folks. =)