Self-Guided Biking with Pure Adventures

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Hi Everett, I always enjoy reading your posts, especially those written by Bobbie Leigh and Richard West, who trekked with me in Nepal 30 (!) years ago this month. I…

Steve Conlon

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Nice article, very useful for me and a small group of adventurers! Thank you for sharing this experience :) Greetings from Italy.

Marco

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Of all the stories, in all the towns, in all the world, this is the best one I've read in a while. I WANT TO GO THERE SO BAD!

Cathie Arquilla

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Amazing as it sounds this is as close as I will ever probably get to Chernobyl. It is amazing how low the radiation exposure was. That is hopeful!

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You couldn't pay me to go there, but I was fascinated by Beeson's article.

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