Amazing Story with Photos

[Brisully]

Kid of Speed

This is absolutely amazing! I found this recently and it left me speechless.

 

[Dan Murphy]

I put a link on my desktop, Bri, need to read when I have more time, but does look amazing. Sad.

 

[raidermatt]

Wow.

Speechless is right.

 

[Mackey Mouse]

Wow.. Brian that was incredible to read and just so sad.

 

[jipsy]

wow

 

[noel]

And I thought I was having a bad day before I clicked on that link.
WOW!!!!
Thanks for sharing.....

 

[Stepharoonie!]

 

[MosMom]

I am speechless.

 

[sorcerormickey]

Surreal, fascinating, and profoundly sad.

Thanks for sharing the link.

 

[trishy]

No words.
Thanks for the link.

 

[Virgo10]

That was scarier than any Stephen King book! All those poor people.

Roberta

 

[minniecarousel]

Amazing! I can't decide if she's nuts for going in there or brave for going in to show the rest of us!
Absolutely amazing!

 

[msdznyduck]

How sad.....beautiful scenery.

 

[ilovepcot]

Surreal does seem to fit best. Having Russian family, this site was viewed by me with great interest. Thank you!

 

[Tinkerbelle739]

Thanks for the link. I have always wondered about that territory and how it was still affected. Going to share this with DH.

 

[joshsmom]

I always wondered about what happened to that area after their tragedy. Now I know. How moving and sad. I feel spent after reading all that and looking at those pictures.

 

[Blondie]

There are no words to describe what I feel after reading that and seeing the photos. Something like that could easily happen here in the good old U.S. of A. (Three Mile Island comes to mind.)

 

[PRINCESS VIJA]

Wow, this puts a lot into perspective for me. When we went to Latvija, we visited my grandparents original home. Nearby on their property that was confiscated by the soviets, a home was put up for the orphans of Chernobyl. We went in and saw the children. How very sad for them.

 

[Nancy]

Thanks for the link. It was very moving. I also have wondered how things are in that area now...seems like no one talks about it anymore.

 

[Sheree Bobbins]

A profound piece. The numbers that died are hard to comprehend. Such a tragic accident.