Posted on 01/16/2015 3:35:30 AM PST by Kartographer
Deep in the heart of flying-saucer land, a real estate agent is peddling conspiracy theorists' dream home. This Atlas-F nuclear missile silo decommissioned, of course is one of a dozen around Roswell, New Mexico, a remote town best known as the site of a supposed flying-saucer crash in 1947. (Almost 50 years later, the Air Force revealed that the wreckage was actually an atomic-age spy contraption meant to detect minute atmospheric evidence of Soviet nuclear test blasts on the other side of the planet.)
Century 21 agent Jim Moore, who's marketing the 25-acre property, recently gave the New York Times a silo tour. He told the paper that the property is already under contract, for close to its $295,000 asking price.
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Secondary exits, entrances?
BUMP for later. Mom and my CrAzY Uncle are going to Roswell this spring - I need to send CrAzY Uncle this link, LOL!
I actually looked at that place years ago when it was for sale for about $90K
The lower levels were flooded, and came with a warning that the water was full of toxins.
Despite that, I was tempted, but couldn’t quite afford it at the time.
The hole in the wall in the picture below is about 10' in diameter.
What's in the hole. Those are two 4' X 8' sheets of plywood on the floor.
I like to have and area out in the middle of now way drop off gangs members and then have a big pile of guns and let them stand up and go at it.
No more innocent people in the crossfire!
Looks like a fine hobbit hole.
I've seen similar projects that were absolutely magnificent in the creativity that went into their renovations............
Secret........
Right! Preppers need multiple entrances / exits.....
Do you get a free UFO with every silo purchase?
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