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all of that in a 20x20 room....uh huhBob wrote:I have a friend who lives and works here but bought a house in the North Georgia mountains and he's planning to retire there in a couple of years.
About five years ago he built a 20 x 20 underground bunker which has foot thick poured concrete walls, floor and ceiling.
It's built into the side of a hill. In front of it he built a barn building.
There is a false wall in the back of the barn which hinges open and exposes a narrow hallway between the barn and the bunker. There are two ways to enter or exit the bunker. The main entrance is a bank vault door. The other entrance is an emergency escape hatch. If anyone tries to enter the bunker through the escape hatch, it is booby trapped with shotgun shells which will detonate and blow the person to pieces. That can only be deactivated from inside the bunker.
The bunker is stocked with enough food and medicine and liquor (especially his favorite, Wild Turkey) for many years. It has a composting toilet which doesn't need water. But the bunker is also supplied with underground pump water. It has an air re-circulating system which is hidden from outside view.
And a hidden highly muffled generator supplies power and is fueled by a large hidden gas tank. And the property surrounding it has hidden tv cameras which can be monitored from inside.
The bunker has triple bunk beds to sleep up to 12 (which will accomodate him, his wife, his children and grandchildren).
But the main contents of the bunker are enough weaponry and ammo to start a war. And dehumidifiers to preserve the weapons.
I got to go in it two years ago. One of the damndest things I've ever seen.
Gunz wrote:all of that in a 20x20 room....uh huhBob wrote:I have a friend who lives and works here but bought a house in the North Georgia mountains and he's planning to retire there in a couple of years.
About five years ago he built a 20 x 20 underground bunker which has foot thick poured concrete walls, floor and ceiling.
It's built into the side of a hill. In front of it he built a barn building.
There is a false wall in the back of the barn which hinges open and exposes a narrow hallway between the barn and the bunker. There are two ways to enter or exit the bunker. The main entrance is a bank vault door. The other entrance is an emergency escape hatch. If anyone tries to enter the bunker through the escape hatch, it is booby trapped with shotgun shells which will detonate and blow the person to pieces. That can only be deactivated from inside the bunker.
The bunker is stocked with enough food and medicine and liquor (especially his favorite, Wild Turkey) for many years. It has a composting toilet which doesn't need water. But the bunker is also supplied with underground pump water. It has an air re-circulating system which is hidden from outside view.
And a hidden highly muffled generator supplies power and is fueled by a large hidden gas tank. And the property surrounding it has hidden tv cameras which can be monitored from inside.
The bunker has triple bunk beds to sleep up to 12 (which will accomodate him, his wife, his children and grandchildren).
But the main contents of the bunker are enough weaponry and ammo to start a war. And dehumidifiers to preserve the weapons.
I got to go in it two years ago. One of the damndest things I've ever seen.
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