russian coastline defenses, pretty cool looking:
http://englishrussia.com/?p=2056


photos from WTC attack, from the air:
http://englishrussia.com/?p=501

Torture museum:
http://englishrussia.com/?p=1036

There's some pretty cool stuff on the site, if you look around. 

Heh that one will quash some of the BS CT theorists out there

Man, that site's awesome.  I've been on there for an hour, and it's just scratching the surface. 

here's another gem:
http://englishrussia.com/?p=1106

Indeed man GREAT find 

LOL pc in to brewery FTW 

That's a really cool site, thanks for the link. I can tell I'm gonna waste a lot of time looking at all the abandoned pics, I love that sorta stuff.

Gotta ask my friend again for a link for it. But, it was awesome couple folks did a ride through Cherynoble on their motorcycles. They couldn't stop put feet on ground because well you know. I was like whoa how f'd up would that be to break down in a nuclear wasteland!

I'll ask him to e-mail it to me and I'll link it up here.

Mary

Quote from: Toogoofy317 on April 23, 2009, 06:21:53 PM
Gotta ask my friend again for a link for it. But, it was awesome couple folks did a ride through Cherynoble on their motorcycles. They couldn't stop put feet on ground because well you know. I was like whoa how f'd up would that be to break down in a nuclear wasteland!

I'll ask him to e-mail it to me and I'll link it up here.

Mary

http://www.kiddofspeed.com/

Yeah, she's awesome. 
Nuking her ovaries and facing lung cancer (etc.) from not wearing a respirator... to bring us sweet photographs.
Course, there are squatters living there.  Oh well. 




My wife grew up close to there.  Not exactly Pripyat, but close enough to remember the black rain afterward.  With the isotopic iodine fallout.  One of her friends died from playing in it. 

Look up the Elephant's Foot.  It's so hot, they estimate that you'd live about 9 seconds after exposure.  Or the flows beneath the cooling jacket surrounding the core.  Or the "glowing forest" around the site.  Or the pictures of the early responders putting out fires on the tar roof, wearing only white cotton overalls and paper masks. 
And what it took to contain it. 
Pretty intense stuff.

Course, if you wanna see something REALLY intense, look up the "Chernobyl children".  It's basically a small subculture of Eastern Europe; kids exposed to the radiation with incredibly severe developmental problems.  Mutation out of the ying yang. 
There's film footage of them floating around somewhere, can't remember the site.