[foreverfree]

Reining: "Sad to say, but from a terrorist view point, there aren't as many people here. So we think, why would you come here?"

Don't give terrorists any ideas, Ms. Reining. ):-/ Just some advice from a FReeper who actually found your plant one October Sunday in 2001 (with the help of my trusty ADC York County street atlas :-)).

By comparison, Three Mile Island, further up the Susquehanna but on the other bank, is actually on a main road, Route 441, heading from Middletown to Columbia. My stepbrother in law used to be a technician there (he now works at another nuke) and I myself have also driven by TMI, a couple of times.

foreverfree

[big'ol_freeper]

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[angcat]

I live 10 miles from the PP&L Salem Township PA nuclear plant. I have my pills ready.

[quack]

I live a couple of miles from a Nuclear Plant.Ever since 911,entrances have been closed so that there is only one way in and one way out.I've seen fighters come over the house to intrercept passenger planes that got too close.They could have taken them out from where they were with no problem.I imagine a plane would never be able to hit a power plant.At least this one here,anyway.

I am concerned about another method of attack,which I will not mention here.

[Willie Green]

11 News I-team reporter Mindy Basara went to Peach Bottom to find out.

Sounds like the WBAL-TV News Director wanted to keep Mindy away from the breaking story about pets needing adoption at Baltimore's animal shelters.