Image 1 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 2 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 3 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 4 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 5 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 6 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 7 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 8 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 9 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 10 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 11 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 12 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 13 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 14 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 15 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 16 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 17 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 18 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 19 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
Image 20 — 🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms
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🔥Photographer Maria Passer captured the ice-covered abandoned buildings of Vorkuta, in Russia’s Komi Republic, where winter temperatures drop as low as -58°F. As residents leave the dying coal-mining city, snow and ice completely encrust former living rooms, offices, and bedrooms

u/Bossemannen — 4 days ago
▲ 13 r/CivVII

Spacebar when placing specialists

Everyone knows that you can press spacebar when placing specialists right? Right?

To see more information.

Cause I just realized. And it is rather helpful, especially when going for X total yield per tile

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u/Bossemannen — 2 months ago
▲ 52 r/Sverige

Autotextningen fungerar inte till 100% än så länge

Eller har jag missat något om att Johan bytt namn?

u/Bossemannen — 5 months ago