[inceptor]

Living in tornado alley, all I can do is my best. That may not be good enough but what the hell. I can have no basement. The ground here is solid rock just below the surface. The best I can hope for is a by-pass (which has happened on more than a few occasions) or maybe partial damage. If my house is destroyed then I'm SOL. I'll be happy if I can find my safe. My strong belief is that God is watching out for us and we will be okay. God did say he watches over his family.

 

[inceptor]

With all the severe weather, tornados, flooding... how do you prep for something like that? if you havean underground spot then possible flooding rain, how could you prepare an underground space while being able to keep it from filling with water during floods. do you put yer preps down there? or to build an underground storm shelter on your bol.

how would you beable to do something like this that meets both extremes? and on a modest budget?

BTW, you comin home? I know of no tornado's in your area.

 

[inceptor]

Thank ya'll for the information. Inceptor, I need to come home. Im more scared of tornados than of the caliban. Im thinking if i can find a way to manage and prepare for variables then i can run out of excuses and get going. I then will need a spot with mountains or psuedo maountains to keep me happy and busy.

have you seen or heard of underground sheltering for say like a horse a coupla goats (cause they are freaking cute...& yummy) wouldnt that be wild!!! i ownder what these big asses ranches and barns do...

I'm thinkin about the NE area near the Ouachita Mountains just south of the OK border. I'm wondering if things grow better there than the DFW area AND if basements are possible there.

Oh, and we need more conservative voters here. I recently read an article from CA stating people should move to TX for jobs. Just what we need, people wanting to turn this place into a blue state.