Went to Chernobyl (pics)

vetmxr wrote:

did you have to wear protection or safety measures ? They just let you walk around that place and do what you want? How long does...

did you have to wear protection or safety measures ? They just let you walk around that place and do what you want? How long does one spend there....? I'm a long way from there but have interest in the whole Chernobyl thing and on a different level.....the Nazi death camps hold a lot of incredibleness and awe for me if that's even a word...... Its like its almost unbelievable to me until I set foot and see for myself. I'm not a denier.....I just can't comprehend the atrocities........its hard to believe people would do that to other people.....I'd like to hear more of your experiences there.

I've never felt a need to travel to Europe at all, but now that I'm getting older, Some goings on over there and some of your history has me wanting to visit. Especially Omaha beach, death camps.....and Chernobyl.....

I just wish you all didn't talk so funny over there..... I kid.....

HenryA wrote:

Really cool, that's on my bucket list too to visit Chernobyl while there still is something left there. Give us more pics!

Sunhouse wrote:

So Syria went down the drain when the cost was jacked up to 4000USD. So I decided to do something a little more budget friendly. Really...

So Syria went down the drain when the cost was jacked up to 4000USD. So I decided to do something a little more budget friendly. Really bummed about the trip to Syria, but there will be other opportunities. As awesome as it sounds I just couldn’t defend paying over twice the initial amount.

Anyways, decided to check out Chernobyl. It’s a very picturesque location, and I have always wanted to go there. There is something about the abondoned Soviet location which just gives me goose bumps. I am by no means a great photographer, but i reckon these came out OK enough for an amateur with bad equipment.

And no, I didn’t find the arm we shot off the terrorist, nor the helicopter from CoD

B DUB 333 wrote:

So........ you first choice was Syria.... you a arms dealer or something? And if so, I have a wish list.... where's that yellow cake and my...

So........ you first choice was Syria.... you a arms dealer or something? And if so, I have a wish list.... where's that yellow cake and my briefcase.... I'm gonna go terrorize the terrorists. Sweet vacation spot BTW, thank you for sharing. I too find chernobyl very interesting. And that cold war radar wall is impressive, isn't one of those crazy radio station things right by there that beeps and says crazy stuff since like the 50's that nobody knows why...

oldblood wrote:

thank you for your continuing International correspondence it is very interesting as always

Sully wrote:

North Korea? Syria? Chernobyl? Sunhouse, I think it's about time we staged an intervention on your vacation choices, buddy.

Sully wrote:

North Korea? Syria? Chernobyl? Sunhouse, I think it's about time we staged an intervention on your vacation choices, buddy.

G-man wrote:

Haha yeah I was wondering the same thing next thing you know you're going to go hiking in the mountains of Iran. Don't know if you...

Haha yeah I was wondering the same thing next thing you know you're going to go hiking in the mountains of Iran.

Don't know if you have brass balls or just crazy, I know it's a fine line...

But yeah I must admit it's cool to see your stories and photos.

Thanks for sharing.

Sully wrote:

North Korea? Syria? Chernobyl? Sunhouse, I think it's about time we staged an intervention on your vacation choices, buddy.

-MAVERICK- wrote:

Hello, my name is Sunhouse and [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2018/03/26/251894/s1200_3a5.jpg[/img]

Hello, my name is Sunhouse and

Uncle Tony wrote:

I was dating a girl from tromso Norway, at the time and Chernobyl had a big impact on northern Norway

Uncle Tony wrote:

Beautiful country, been there plenty of times, going in October, I'm gonna be a grand dad!!!!