MHD Tours a Fallout Shelter

http://motorhomediaries.com/fallout-shelter

Last week we visited Bozeman, Montana to see our friend Rachel Maxam. On our first night there we were introduced to her friend, Brian, who just so happens to own and maintain a working bomb shelter with his family. Brian was kind enough to take us on a very thorough tour of the shelter that was built in the 80's and stocked with food in order to help 300 people survive a nuclear attack. Despite being one of several shelters built at the same time, the one we visited in Paradise Valley is currently the only one being actively maintained.

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• Fallout
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[Javis586]

Wheres the Nuka-Kola machine?

[thanqualthehighseer]

3:35 what no porn?

I`LL TAKE MY CHANCES OUTSIDE!!

[FireBIaze]

imagine it comes to a nuclear war and some ruski decides to throw a bomb on top of that bunker just for the fuck of it

[TheDeer6456]

@every1getready Montana...nuff said...well at least for the time part

[every1getready]

how'd you get the money and the time to build all that?!

[TheOfficialTECT]

Mine isn't that complex.....awsome.

[Bill1405]

So cool, but it needs some cleaning up.

[27dcx]

gary...gary, gary!

[jbis2bad]

So if the zombies come ul be fine

[hrdknox2000]

@kackleyjarrod No, each 90 degree turn attenuates gamma radiation by a factor of something like 90%. Pretty cool fact, huh??? :) There are three basic factors to surviving a nuclear incident and that's Distance from the source of radiation, Shielding from the radioactive particles, and Time, or the time it takes for the radioactive material to decay to a safe enough level to go outdoors. General school of thought is that two weeks is how long the general population should expect stay sheltered.

[zzXAZAXzz]

your set for 2012

[AguapaTerra]

@MrReaper2030

yes, except for the filtration system