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Sky looks somewhat Photoshop'd 
Not sure though.
Corinth Canal, Greece
Not sure though.
Corinth Canal, Greece
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Sky looks somewhat Photoshop'd
You would be surprised how many stars can be seen when there is very little man made light and/or sun light to pollute the picture.
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Yay! My town. This is the best I've managed so far. I hope you don't think I'm being a bit bold putting it in a thread with much better photos...
Hong Kong from Victoria Peak by R-W-P, on Flickr
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That can't be real.
Is it?
Why? If the radiation is that strong I'm surprised they let people in there.
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Indeed it is - it's called the Morning Glory Spillway.That can't be real.
Is it?
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That thing is downright spooky. I wouldn't go anywhere near it.
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No, you aren't doing anything wrong. Hong Kong is very beautiful and pictures like that belong in this thread
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Are you sure. I think reading about him kindof put me off Lake Berryessa.Edit: Didn't see the name of the lake at first, Berryessa is close enough for a day trip for me, that would be something to see.
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People are only let in for short periods of time, you wouldn't want to take something that's been sat there since the accident unless you'd like to grow an ear on your knee.
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Wow, I did not know that guy operated so close to where I live.
I can imagine it would have been terrifying at the time. Problem is he's never been caught. I'm fascinated by it. There were strong rumours about a year ago suggesting that someone else had been arrested for the crimes, but I guess since no news has surfaced, it wasn't the guy.
Robert Gray Smith will have you believe it was definately Arthur Lee Allen though. If it was, then you can go to the lake in peace, as Allen is dead.
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And all this time I've been lead to believe that guys love The Glory Hole...
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Walking through the town isn't too bad, though there are many areas you can't go near if the levels are too high. They also advise people to stay off the grass for any lengthy period of time.
As Float said, those things have been sitting in radiation for over 25 years. The tours are only there for a few hours at the most, so the exposure difference is massive. I believe that 10 years in constant exposure for some of the people who still lived near the accident afterwards, were most certain to be diagnosed with cancer.
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Thankyou! Someone else who agrees with me! Just looking at that image scares the hell out of me, if I were to ever go near it IRL I'd end up feeling sick and weak at the knees, there's something about things like that that really really freak me out
Just look at the bloody size of it!
The exit is pretty bad too:
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Beautiful.
If you weren't thrown against the side and knocked out or got stuck in a pocket somewhere, hard to say if you could make it out the other side by simply holding your breath. Still a horrible way to die. I'd honestly like to meet the guy who thought those things were a good idea.
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Surely they have a net or metal grid of some sort. Nobody would design something like that without considering if someone fell in.
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I got this last tonight! It's through a screen so that's why it isn't clear.
Tri Bolt by NISM0_SKYLINE, on Flickr
Tri Bolt by NISM0_SKYLINE, on Flickr
