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I know a guy who dug two large holes(swimming pool size) in his back yard. One is a water reservoir, the other is a living quarters. Both are poured concrete bunkers. Joined together by a water pipe and spigot. Both are covered with a concrete slap and then 3 feet of dirt. The gutters on his house channel rainwater into a pit of grave fist, the a pit of sand, and finally a pit of lime. Also he has a whole house filter on his outlet. He normally would have around 50.000 gallons of water in his reservoir. He also has an underground sewage system for the bunker. Stockpiled with 3 years of provisions. Also he has 5 gallon buckets of food buried all over his yard at intervals he can find in the dark. The only entrance into his bunker is 2-55 gallon barrel with both ends cut out angles about a 45*. A lid fastened to the top barrel is covered with sod and looks like normal landscape. Expensive, yes, but for those who can afford it, it is almost the perfect solution for long terms survival. Good Luck. stealth
I know a guy who dug two large holes(swimming pool size) in his back yard. One is a water reservoir, the other is a living quarters. Both are poured concrete bunkers. Joined together by a water pipe and spigot. Both are covered with a concrete slap and then 3 feet of dirt. The gutters on his house channel rainwater into a pit of grave fist, the a pit of sand, and finally a pit of lime. Also he has a whole house filter on his outlet. He normally would have around 50.000 gallons of water in his reservoir. He also has an underground sewage system for the bunker. Stockpiled with 3 years of provisions. Also he has 5 gallon buckets of food buried all over his yard at intervals he can find in the dark. The only entrance into his bunker is 2-55 gallon barrel with both ends cut out angles about a 45*. A lid fastened to the top barrel is covered with sod and looks like normal landscape. Expensive, yes, but for those who can afford it, it is almost the perfect solution for long terms survival. Good Luck. stealth
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