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Fallout at the Atomic Museum!

  • Writer: J.S. Dewes
    J.S. Dewes
  • Apr 26
  • 1 min read

While in Vegas, of course I had to go to the Atomic Museum because I’m a giant nuclear nerd, AND THERE WAS A WHOLE FALLOUT EXHIBIT AND STUFF! Best surprise ever 👏 (And yes I bought way too much at the gift shop 😇) (The museum on its own was actually excellent as well, highly recommend!)



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