One of the cult places near Moscow – easily accessible but still rather interesting. Here you can meet various lovers of height. We’ll show you the abandoned radio masts of Radio Center №9 in Electrostal city.
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First? LOL
Speaking of radio, there were this strange signal some days ago in all Europe, and it seems to come from Russia (maybe related to the fires emergency?)
http://i3jki.blogspot.com/2010/08/strani-segnali-3633-mhz.html
Can’t see photos!
Health and safety out the window. ha ha
4th. Get a hair cut kid. You look like a girl with a hairy chin.
If you don’t like long hairs it does not mean that people have to get a hair cut, kid.
Eger666 do you have girl hair?
both of those people look like girly men who likes towers.
Aaargh! I feel sick!
i come here to see cool russia, not lame russia. now this pics are really great!
yet another nice climb. the “grip” gloves are a good idea. haha. also lol at the “balancer” photo
I like the practical, utilitarian Soviet architecture.
nice!!
Are any of these taken with the Nokia 5800 seen on #10? I can’t get a single passable photograph with mine
well i fear big heights but thats so friggn kool, crazy russians!
The pictures make me shake.
Russia is always astonishing and great for the rest of world.This earth is worth living with Russia.
Incredible! It is not usual to see your hometown on this site! If you look good you can see my house.
Wow!!! I have garage near it. And every week we drink some vodka, and rise on this Radio Masts with my manual bear.
Sory for my english, i drink kak eto po vashemu… many vodka, more then yeasterday. I love BearPutin
Fearless man!
Anybody have a lat and long for this? I’d love to
look it up on google maps and see the tower lay out.
Maybe we should take up a collection and get them
a GPS. ;o)
55°46’38.4434”N
38°24’56.7223”E