clive

pretty cool photos but doesn't really look eerie or creepy to me, the majority is almost undamaged apart from the odd bit of graffiti.

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You want creepy, Google 'Pripyat'...


That's fuckin' creepy.




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Buds Bundy

that looks killer

we should throw a yahooka party there

or re open it as a yahooka themed park

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Geeno

Look at all that scrap metal.

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osirus2020

I've spent a considerable amount of time studying the sattelite images on Google earth of the Kiev Oblast of Ukraine around Chernobyl and Pry'pyat. Just north of the Chernobyl there is a boatyard with partially submerged boats that can be seen from above. It's my favorite part but it's neat viewing the entire site and to see how the chaos was frozen in time.

If you're using the program (google earth) and not just google maps online you can click on photographs taken by people on the ground. There is a lot of really good photography.

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