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pbsthisdayinhistory:

Chernobyl in Pictures

Last year, on the 25th anniversary of the meltdown at Chernobyl, NewsHour science correspondent Miles O’Brien visited Chernobyl to see what life is like there now.

See the pictures from his visit and watch his report on the PBS NewsHour site.

Haunting.

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cjwho:

Il Vallone dei Mulini (Deep Valley of the Mills), Sorrento, Italy. Abandoned in 1866.

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ysvoice:

| ♕ |  Notturno - Sant’Agata dei Goti  | by © Adi Vastano

I like this picture because it gives a person on a perspective view on how the industrial world in old new york city would of looked like. It shows emotion of hardness. Such as feeling to know how difficult it was to live in the industrial times

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I like this picture because it has many lights and it is a nice quiet town on a mountain. This picture also catches the eye because of the light contrast making the eye look straight at the the main view point of the picture.

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