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Deserted Cold War bunker
This is a discussion on Deserted Cold War bunker within the General Talk forums, part of the General Discussion category; Apparently this deserted Cold War military bunker is still around somewhere near Horsham in southern England-
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Nuclear Bunker - Hidden Horsham...
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Deserted Cold War bunker
Apparently this deserted Cold War military bunker is still around somewhere near Horsham in southern England-

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Nuclear Bunker - Hidden Horsham
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Actually, you could do better with a 40' shipping container. Simply have concrete company reinforce the top and be sure to build your tube entrance down to it. That pic looks like a little small for me. Where would you put even a simple bathroom ? No cooking facilities or storage area. The 40' container, would also give you a lot more room for the little things like food, water and sanitation.
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Yeah we'd have to shop around if we wanted to buy one..
This dood seems to have found one he likes up on the moors of Britain-

NUCLEAR BUNKER FOR SALE IN YORKSHIRE DALES
Last edited by Lucky Jim; 09-21-2012 at 01:03 PM.
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Incidentally which bunk bed in the top pic would members choose, top or bottom?
Same with other places with bunks such as POW camps, barracks, prisons etc.
As i see it the advantages are these-
TOP BUNK
1- Warm air rises so you'd be a few degrees warmer up there, and would also avoid draughts coming under the door.
BOTTOM BUNK
1- you won't get the tobacco smoke or farts of a guy below you drifting up.
2- If you fall out of the lower bunk its less far to fall.
Personally I think I'd choose the bottom bunk
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Lucky Jim . Your a sick person ! LOL Also, once buried underground your temp should be the same all year around. Here, about 68 deg. in your english measurements, not sure.
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In WW2 many Brit homes had small corrugated-steel 'Anderson shelters' like this in their back gardens to get in during air raids.

MUM- "Come on everybody, into the Anderson quick!"
DAD- "Yes come on, the bombs are going off all around!"
MUM- "My mother's getting in with us too, you don't mind do you dear?"
DAD- "Of course not.... Er....It's going to be a bit cramped in there though, i'll go down the communal shelter instead, see you later"
Last edited by Lucky Jim; 05-21-2013 at 07:33 AM.
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I'm with Jim. I can toss on another blanket for the chill, but it won't help the bean-gas or the cheap cigar smoke!
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I want a similar model something small and affordable. Maybe a storage container I have been looking into those.
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Originally Posted by
WVTactics
I want a similar model something small and affordable. Maybe a storage container I have been looking into those.
Yeah and they'd be a lot cheaper than a proper cabin or whatever, just have it delivered and dropped wherever you want it, then cut a door and couple of windows in it like this dood had done..
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