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April 26, 2004
Chernobyl On Two Wheels
Combine a pretty Ukrainian girl named Elena, a big ZX-11 Kawasaki, a Geiger counter and what's left of Chernobyl and you have a winning website in my book. Elena's probably ill-advised forays into the Chernobyl nuclear dead zone reap some really poignant photos and being the daughter of a nuclear physicist, her insight and commentary on the disaster is excellent. I had no idea the scope of the tragedy. Thanks to Elena, now I do.
Comments
I saw that site a few months ago when my roomate found it. It's really spooky to think what something like that can take away in an instant.
Posted by: Asmaria at April 27, 2004 8:19 AM
I always watch gearbits for last few months regularly. I am in this field of radiation protection and safety. In addition to figures,equations,microroentgen we should see such phtographs also ,which gives a different dimension to the subject. Elena you are wonderful and have done a great job for opening eyes of the whole world.
Posted by: anil pendse at April 29, 2004 12:51 AM