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Gerd Ludwig. From Soviet Pollution: In winter, men drill fishing holes in the ice of the Ural River. Knowing that the river is badly polluted by the Steel Works looming behind them, they often sell their catch to markets rather than consume it themselves. Magnitogorsk, Russia.
Posted on June 24, 2011 via Ностальгия with 33 notes
Source: gerdludwig.com
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A City of Steel built on a Magnetic Mountain. Sounds like something out of a Final Fantasy game. Reminds me
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