This guy must be mad!
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The google earth thread reminded me of a site i stumbled upon a while back.
basicly a guy tunes his bike and rides into the "dead zone" around Chernobyl to take pictures.
Really fascinating stuff!!
http://kiddofspeed.com/default.htm
Scroll down to the bottom of his home page and click through the chapters.
basicly a guy tunes his bike and rides into the "dead zone" around Chernobyl to take pictures.
Really fascinating stuff!!
http://kiddofspeed.com/default.htm
Scroll down to the bottom of his home page and click through the chapters.
frankhovis said:
It's a very good read. Must be an incredibly eerie place to be.
I thought so too - quite well informed if the facts are accurate.One thing that I can't quite understand, in a place SO vast, why have they tried to save some of the towns by digging up the roads / replacing water pipes and rebuilding hospitals? She states that in some place the readings are only 25 (particals or whatever) per hour - but in other areas of the town they jump to 50.
.... okay so that might not be alot... but in the UK people get twitchy about living near a phone mast!
Why not just write the WHOLE area off for along time to come.
Nice pictures but the whole 'motorcycle trip through the forbidden zone' thing was made up. She was on a guided tour (complete with a motorbike helmet).
Anyone can go on one; I've been considering it for a few years, just need to find the time and cash.
http://www.tourkiev.com/chernobyl.php
Anyone can go on one; I've been considering it for a few years, just need to find the time and cash.
http://www.tourkiev.com/chernobyl.php
hairykrishna said:
Nice pictures but the whole 'motorcycle trip through the forbidden zone' thing was made up. She was on a guided tour (complete with a motorbike helmet).
Anyone can go on one; I've been considering it for a few years, just need to find the time and cash.
http://www.tourkiev.com/chernobyl.php
+1 have been considering it for a while now. I love exploring abandoned places like that. Myself and 5 friends visited Centralia Pennsylvania, famous for its underground mine fire last year. Anyone can go on one; I've been considering it for a few years, just need to find the time and cash.
http://www.tourkiev.com/chernobyl.php


Video:
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v333/nickyboy/Ro...
Edited by Nickyboy on Tuesday 27th January 22:17
For those considering going: http://www.lupinetravel.co.uk/chernobyl-tours-and-...
Nickyboy said:
hairykrishna said:
Nice pictures but the whole 'motorcycle trip through the forbidden zone' thing was made up. She was on a guided tour (complete with a motorbike helmet).
Anyone can go on one; I've been considering it for a few years, just need to find the time and cash.
http://www.tourkiev.com/chernobyl.php
+1 have been considering it for a while now. I love exploring abandoned places like that. Myself and 5 friends visited Centralia Pennsylvania, famous for its underground mine fire last year. Anyone can go on one; I've been considering it for a few years, just need to find the time and cash.
http://www.tourkiev.com/chernobyl.php


Video:
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v333/nickyboy/Ro...
Edited by Nickyboy on Tuesday 27th January 22:17
Who was rogering her then?
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