[struwwelpeter]

Here is a link to a translation I made awhile ago, called "Chernobyl - Invisible Death". What I found more interesting, from the same book, was a chapter titled: Soldiers of the Chelyabinsk Chernobyl, about disasters in the Soviet/Russian nuclear weapons industries.

I'm betting it takes only ten posts before someone puts up a link to the debunked story of a motorcycle ride through Chernobyl.

[Bones75]

Regarding chernobyl. There's a really insteresting web log that I read on the web a whil ago, but can't find it again. It's the personal chrinicales of thie young russions woman who rides a sport bike (motorchcyle) and tours the affected ghost town area.. with a dosimeter.. and takes pictures and measurements... not for any poitical agenda just I guess for her own reasons, but created a really interested photo journal of it. I wish I could find it again. Anyone know what I am talking about or can point me in the right directions? (As I recall she was kinda hot, too)

[Kirkwood]

Apparently everything sbout the story was real except the motorcycle part. She actually went by car into the area, but sexed it up with saying she rode a motorcycle. Still interesting.

[Fierce Allegiance]

A little explanation of the motorcycle ride debunking here: http://www.neilgaiman.com/journal/2004_05_16_archive.asp

[Eastbound]

Hey, I read that whole piece on the motorcycle ride but didn't save the link. I wondered what a nice girl like her was doing in a place like that? Didn't know it was bunk. Do you have the link to the de-bunking? Thanks.