Creepy recent pics of Chernobyl ghost town

[Jonathan M3]

It is put together by a young ukranian woman, who rides her motorcycle through Chernobyl, and other dead zone areas, and takes pictures of it all. It is really freaky to see a city of 50,000 people completely evacuated.


eeire as hell :shock:


http://www.angelfire.com/extreme4/kiddofspeed/

[OreoGaborio]

wow :shock:

i couldn't do that... Not because it's scary as hell, but because i'm waaayyy to curious... i know i'd go runnin through the houses & shit, checkin everything out

[Rob]

thats crazy.

[Jand3rson]

Those are some very eerie images. I remember when that happened, I was 6 years old.

[Jordan]

Thanks for sharing that, it was very interesting.

[Saul325is]

Just finished reading the story... Holly shit thats pretty crazy.

-Saul

[rayz]

very interesting but sad. kinda makes you appreciate what you got.

[bimmerphile]

Jesus christ

[Jand3rson]

very interesting but sad. kinda makes you appreciate what you got.

Yeah, makes me REALLY thankful for what we've got...

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[M-technik-3]

That's freaky, we had an old research place on the south shore of Mass that I used to roam thru, used to find ammo shells all the time.

I wouldn't roam thru there if you paid me but I roam thru the closed base through out Germany where I can cause I like that stuff.

That woman is probably going to get cancer early in life, but on the side note the former Soviet Union fucked up their eco system big time in the rush to modernize to fight the cold war. The Caspian sea is all but dried up and oil spills freely from their Oil rich region.

They should just let us come in and manage it cutting out the Russian mob. That's another funny one as my local hot night club was recently taken over by Russian's and now it's off limits due to fights between the locals and GI's. The world to fucked up for Humans to run it.

[M-technik-3]

No I still don't like Nuclear power, ours is safer to a degree due to it's water cooled. The two other plants at Chernobyl are still operating to a smae degree according to National Geographic last year.

very interesting but sad. kinda makes you appreciate what you got.

Yeah, makes me REALLY thankful for what we've got...

Nuclear Power Plants Operating in the United States as of April 15, 2003
Arkansas Nuclear
Beaver Valley
Braidwood
Browns Ferry
Brunswick
Byron
Callaway
Calvert Cliffs
Catawba
Clinton
Columbia
Comanche Peak
Cooper Station
Crystal River
Davis-Besse
Diablo Canyon
Donald C. Cook
Dresden
Duane Arnold
Enrico Fermi
Joseph Farley
Fitzpatrick
Fort Calhoun
Grand Gulf
H. B. Robinson
Edwin Hatch
Hope Creek
Indian Point
Kewaunee
LaSalle County
Limerick
McGuire
Millstone
Monticello
Nine Mile Point
North Anna
Oconee
Oyster Creek
Palisades
Palo Verde
Peach Bottom
Perry
Pilgrim
Point Beach
Prairie Island
Quad Cities
River Bend
Robert E Ginna
Salem
San Onofre
Seabrook
Sequoyah
Shearon-Harris
South Texas Project
St. Lucie
Virgil C. Summer
Surry
Susquehanna
Three Mile Island
Turkey Point
Vermont Yankee
Vogtle
Waterford
Watts Bar
Wolf Creek

[bimmerphile]

Theres a nuclear power plant in Salem? OR or MA?

I was under the impression that most power in WA/OR/ID was hydro power from our rivers...

[mikey]

:shock: :puppy:

thanks for posting that

[Jonathan M3]

River Bend

About 40min. from my house ;)

[Tara 318is]

wow, I almost couldnt finish looking through the kindergarden pictures. The old shoes, stuffed animals, and toys were hard to look at. I dont even remember studying or hearing about this tragedy. How sad.. .