The Train To Lithuanias Nuclear Town
Since Lithuania gained it s independence in 1991 it has removed as much of its Soviet past as it possibly could unlike in other postSoviet republics where there are constant reminders of the USSR around every corner. However in the north of the country lies the town of Visaginas where I was told I could find the last remaining Soviet mosaic ( kind of ). Join me as I head north to see how life is in Visaginas which was built to house the workers from the nearby atomic power station and maybe meet some babushkas on the way.
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