We were tracking closely the story of the Russian power plant exploded and then was examined by experts, and tried to be repaired. Then some estimates appeared that it may take up to ten years to get it back in full scale, and some doubted if it was worth at all.
And while these talks are going on, here is how it looks now after major frosts going on this winter it looks really interesting, like some kind of movie sets for you name it movie.
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About all it’s good for now is the setting for a science fiction/ horror movie.
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…lots of work to be done here….
That is very impressive!
FIRST . nice pic
I don’t envy them in their work, I spent some time fishing in the White Sea area, it was as much as we could do to keep the vessel upright. If the water inside is not kept moving the pressure is so great it could explode the waterways.
Looks like dangerous work. Great photos.
Meanwhile,back in the secret lair of Mr.Freeze….
8th!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cold place.
WTF?
Cool mother nature art………
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Were they able to cut those massive pieces/the massive piece of ice free?
I wonder what those guys in the boom/lift were using to cut the ice?
Who da Hell are these peoples calling me and why da Hell is Taup’s comment waiting moderation… again?
fvcktards like you must be in moderation always.
more quality construction from the land of vodka.
Thanks for doing a follow up on this one, impressive pictures.
So it’s been closed down the whole winter, or?
A lot of energy missing then??
its in Siberia, near Krasnoyarsk city
Like your comment. Perhaps plastic landscaping source may guide someone there.
It was the biggest station in Russia…and in the post USSR region…you have to be sacrificed, mr Putin))
I was just searching for this the other day. Glad I finally discovered what I needed