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Black And White Photos Of Chernobyl (47 pics)
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beautiful
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Author: willis acid (20 Oct 2009 07:57) Total user comments:
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this is not chernobyl.. this is city of pripyat
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why they take these pic
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da! the Chernobyl station is near the town of Pripyat
what a disaster.. poor people
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Author: bertrand robion (20 Oct 2009 10:32) Total user comments:
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Terrific. Great work! Is it in free access or do you need credential pass?
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Odd to see real pictures of places I have been in COD4!
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Author: RyBri (20 Oct 2009 14:57) Total user comments:
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It's not free access. It's a very secure area. Has a 30km exclusion zone (with a border style entry) and same with a 10km exclusion zone. You can go to it via a tour (easiest way... but it's over $100US for the day tour leaving from Kiev). You go to a small town, then to Chernobyl plant, then to Prypat. I was there this past June. Sad, but interesting. Still very radio active.
For example, a typical radiation level reading should be .12 (decimal 12). I saw readings as high as 96 (not decimal 96, but actually 96!!)
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damn.......
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Awesome pics.
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Thanks RyBri for all this informations.
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