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Posted: Jan 23 2017 (20:53)
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Last Response: Jan 28 2017 (06:34)
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Last Response: Jan 28 2017 (06:34)
RAILWAYS and naturality .
The Love Tunnel, Ukraine.
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frnd I have research about your pic. this place in Ukraine called the Tunnel of Love covered in nature itself to the dangerous radioactive Chernobyl.
This happens to be the town where the dreaded Chernobyl disaster took place exactly 30 years ago on April 26, 1986, and is remembered as the worst nuclear power plant accident. A devastating steam explosion in the power plant’s No. 4 reactor caused an alarming amount of radioactive isotopes to be launched up into the atmosphere. The 50,000 citizens of the town were forced to evacuate the day after the explosion leaving their entire lives behind, along with most of their possessions. Today, the ghostly remnants of the town have been slowly consumed by the foliage of...
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This happens to be the town where the dreaded Chernobyl disaster took place exactly 30 years ago on April 26, 1986, and is remembered as the worst nuclear power plant accident. A devastating steam explosion in the power plant’s No. 4 reactor caused an alarming amount of radioactive isotopes to be launched up into the atmosphere. The 50,000 citizens of the town were forced to evacuate the day after the explosion leaving their entire lives behind, along with most of their possessions. Today, the ghostly remnants of the town have been slowly consumed by the foliage of...
more...
frnd I have research about your pic. this place in Ukraine called the Tunnel of Love covered in nature itself to the dangerous radioactive Chernobyl.
This happens to be the town where the dreaded Chernobyl disaster took place exactly 30 years ago on April 26, 1986, and is remembered as the worst nuclear power plant accident. A devastating steam explosion in the power plant’s No. 4 reactor caused an alarming amount of radioactive isotopes to be launched up into the atmosphere. The 50,000 citizens of the town were forced to evacuate the day after the explosion leaving their entire lives behind, along with most of their possessions. Today, the ghostly remnants of the town have been slowly consumed by the foliage of...
more...
This happens to be the town where the dreaded Chernobyl disaster took place exactly 30 years ago on April 26, 1986, and is remembered as the worst nuclear power plant accident. A devastating steam explosion in the power plant’s No. 4 reactor caused an alarming amount of radioactive isotopes to be launched up into the atmosphere. The 50,000 citizens of the town were forced to evacuate the day after the explosion leaving their entire lives behind, along with most of their possessions. Today, the ghostly remnants of the town have been slowly consumed by the foliage of...
more...
this place is not in use since April 26, 1986. Then how can a loco can be seen on this track. hmmm.....
This place is quite far from Chernobyl. It is an industrial siding used for transporting wood to a local factory at a small town called Klevan about 400km from Chernobyl. The railway line through this village is still operational and hasn't been affected by the Chernobyl disaster. This line was NOT closed in 1986. The line leads to a plywood factory about 7km from Klevan, which uses this line to transport wood from all across Ukraine and freight trains regularly ply here when the plant is operating.