Via fellow internet peripatetic Messy Nessy Chic, we are directed towards a quick but ruminative tour of an installation in Finland, which in two short years will see no human traffic for the next hundred thousand. 
The deep geological repository of Onkalo near the Eurajoki power plant on the western coast will be the first long-term disposal facility for spent fuel rods and other highly radioactive material currently warehoused in storage depots around the world, the site chosen for its geologic stability and informed by residents around the site’s location. The reflections of being among the last to tread these caverns is particularly poignant as one imagines the surface landscape taking on a new character in the intervening aeons and how might these seals remain unbroken for untold future generations.
synchronoptica
one year ago: Culture Beat’ Mister Vain (1993) plus the short-lived BBC spy drama Quiller
two years ago: your daily demon: Asmodeus, assorted links to revisit plus the art of Arthur Tress
three years ago: the death of Emmett Till (1955)
four years ago: the iconic artwork Marianne Saxl-Deutsch
five years ago: the Ramstein Air-Show Disaster, Late-Stage Capitalism, more links to enjoy plus more on the Great Span
