#green knows

[greshverse]

From my last reblog;

I keep thinking about Green and Neji sparring with each other during their free time just to put a little train in there for the day. 

Green starts to notice pretty quickly that he is having the best over Neji too easily. He looks like he is holding back a lot of what he is really capable of. 

Green manages to push the other with his back on the ground. He straddles him, Neji's eyes get wide, his pale cheeks get a bit of tint on them. He is tense on the grass, arms stretched along his sides. 

“Are you letting me win?” Green asks, moving closer to his face. His eyes are naturally half lidded but they look a lot sharper than usual.

“What? I'm not!” Neji panics a bit, a stutter escaping his self-control. Betraying his usual cool. 

Green doesn't respond at first. Then he smiles “Sure” 

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And the rest is history because my head hurts like hell 🙂‍↕️ 

[ask-sticks-n-stones]

Maybe it was in an endearing sort of way, like:

“I love you guys, but you’re idiots!”

“But we’re YOUR idiots!”

[greenhubscitech]

Scottish Borders Council considers Hag Law wind farm bid http://goo.gl/BiXk8s - SciTech News - #EnergyEfficiency, #GreenBusiness, #GreenLiving, #OnshoreWind, #powergeneration, #RenewableEnergy, #turbine, #WindTurbine, #Wind,WaveTidal

http://scitechnews.co.uk/wind-wave-tidal/scottish-borders-council-considers-hag-law-wind-farm-bid/

Scottish Borders Council considers Hag Law wind farm bid

Council officials have recommended that plans for an eight turbine wind farm in the Scottish Borders are refused.

Developers want to build the 100m high turbines near Romanno Bridge in Peebleshire.

Stevenson Hill Wind Energy, on behalf of West Coast Energy, also want to construct a new access road from the A701.

The application has drawn 125 letters of objection and one of support.

They want to build the turbines along the ridges of the peaks of Green Knows, Hag Law and Wether Law.

Objectors are concerned about the impact on the landscape and of “shadow flicker”.

They also claim that the turbines are too close to settlements like Romanno Bridge and Mountain Cross as well as to individual properties.

Archaeologists claim it would cause unacceptable harm to four scheduled monuments of national importance and a historic landscape of “at least regional importance”.

Planning officials have advised councillors to reject the scheme on landscape impact and potential noise nuisance grounds.

Members of Scottish Borders Council will decide on the future of the proposals.

#EnergyEfficiency, #GreenBusiness, #GreenLiving, #OnshoreWind, #powergeneration, #RenewableEnergy, #turbine, #WindTurbine, #Wind,WaveTidal