Re: FWIMBW

[Raymond A Hoover <ray2hoover@YAHOO.COM>]

Having walked around Pripyat, with a meter, most of what she reports is pretty accurate.  I saw a bit more activity (human) when I was there.  If I remember correctly, there are workers there most days.  I don't know exactly what they are doing there though.  I saw rad levels ranging between slightly above normal (20 or so microR) to maybe a few hundred microR.  I was told (don't remember by whom) that they are higher level areas out in the woods.  I didn't find the quiet too bad myself.  I was also told that the exclusion zone is chock full of wildlife.



LNMolino@AOL.COM wrote:For what it may be worth to some of you I saw this on another web list and found it interesting but I'm not going to claim it to be the truth or anything like that so no killing of the messenger OK?

 

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