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Welcome to Fallout in Real Life, where we explore real-world wastelands that feel ripped straight from the games.

Today’s episode: Lake Karachay — also known as the perfect camp spot for ghouls and the worst vacation destination for literally everyone else.

Looking for a cozy vacation spot where your skin already falling off isn’t a problem? A place where humans instantly die but ghouls feel refreshed, moisturized, and spiritually rejuvenated? Great news — Lake Karachay is basically the Cancun of the Glowing Ones.

Hidden deep in Russia, this tiny lake once held so much radioactive waste that simply standing next to it for an hour could send you on a one-way trip to the respawn screen. We’re talking Glowing Sea levels of doom. Emmett Mountain Disposal Site energy. “Why is my Geiger counter screaming?” vibes.

In this video, we break down:
✔ How the Soviet Union accidentally created a real-life irradiated hotspot
✔ How it compares to Fallout’s most irradiated zones
✔ The wild events that turned it into a real-life wasteland
✔ Why it’s basically the ultimate “ghoul-only” campsite

If you love Fallout lore, nuclear history, or eerie real-world stories that feel like they belong in a video game, you’re in the right place.
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