Oregonian:

A draft environmental study has found that four proposed wind energy projects on the north end of Steens Mountain in southeastern Oregon would have little effect on its pristine high-desert beauty.

Yes, the descendent of Dickens' melancholy elephant ("the steam-engine worked monotonously up and down, like the head of an elephant in a state of melancholy madness"), the melancholy donkey that thrives in Texas and other parts of America, would certainly spoil the beauty of your mountains. But the angelic and slender wind turbines (the elongated saints of clean energy) can only add beauty of your beautiful mountains.

The wind machines can even add beauty to a full moon and all the stars above.