The Red Forest is located in the zone of alienation; this area received the highest doses of radiation from the Chernobyl accident and the resulting clouds of smoke and dust, heavily polluted with radioactive contamination. The trees died from this radiation.

Directed by Johnny Reeves. With Ryan Barboza, Gentry Brys, Aaron Cravens, Lonnie Cravens. An urban legend turns into a night to remember. Father Genova haunts the lands of Red Clay for his demon master. A group of friends and family make a trip to Red Clay to party in the lands, and knowing of the urban legend, wanting to see its truth. They encounter the priest and his mysteries of the lands ...

An urban legend turns into a night to remember. Father Genova haunts the lands of Red Clay for his demon master. A group of friends and family make a trip to Red Clay to party in the lands, and knowing of the urban legend, wanting to see its truth. They encounter the priest and his mysteries of the lands. A night of horror will forever haunt them if they can make it out of the forest by day.

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The first zone. Zone suffered a complete loss of conifers with partial damage to hardwoods (the so-called "Red forest"). Scholars estimate that the level of absorbed doses of external gamma radiation exposure in 1986–1987 was 8000–10000, with the maximum extent of the dose was 500 mR/h and more.

So, a common thing to say is "Don't waste your time" when a movie is particularly bad. I'd suggest you go ahead and waste your time because it'll only take a couple minutes before you realize that this movie could've been made with a phone camera, a couple of high school buddies, and exactly $24.50.

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So Much More Than The Tallest Trees. Most people know Redwood as home to the tallest trees on Earth. The parks also protect vast prairies, oak woodlands, wild river-ways, and nearly 40-miles of rugged coastline.

Redwood forests are so plentiful in California that you'll find almost a dozen parks with "redwood" in their name, along with a national park and quite a few regional ones. Any of them will give you a glimpse of the magnificent trees and the forests they grow in, but the redwood forests listed below are some of the best places to see them.