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Great find. When the power goes out, how long does the backup power last? I would assume if you live in a rural area you are safe until the fallout starts or living without power cretes more problems than you can overcome. A man can only eat canned corn for so long.It's allegedly only 33-45 minutes away from State College.
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I would give them $20K.It's allegedly only 33-45 minutes away from State College.
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My parents had lived in WV near the Greenbrier resort. The national media freaked out when it came out that there were secret bunkers underneath it for the US government if a nuclear war broke out. My parents had known about it for years because so many of the local people who worked on it talked; specifically their milkman talked about delivering product there.Years ago we toured the Diefenbunker outside of Ottawa. It turned out to be very interesting. The Canadian government was to relocate there in the event of a nuclear war.
Diefenbunker: Canada's Cold War Museum
Experience Ottawa's immersive history destination. A former Cold War communications headquarters, now a one-of-a-kind museum and national historic site.
I thought it would be very isolated but it's not too far from Laurelton.
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While you're in the nuclear bunker waiting for the fire storms to end.........It's allegedly only 33-45 minutes away from State College.
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But 60 days of kill or be killed sounds more fun to me than dying first wave
Good research. It might be difficult for the realtors to sell it if they can't even get the address correct.I thought it would be very isolated but it's not too far from Laurelton.
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That’s got to be the oddest time range I’ve ever seen.
Yes it is. I went to Laurelton Elementary School.I thought it would be very isolated but it's not too far from Laurelton.
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In the 80's during the Reagan military buildup and height of the cold war, I worked on the Andrews Air Force Base flightline. We all decided that if anything every broke, we would step outside and watch the fireworks.
That would be a correct address for where the pin is. Address was/is serviced out of the Millmont Post Office, not Laruelton. Rural delivery address.Good research. It might be difficult for the realtors to sell it if they can't even get the address correct.
My father worked there. When I was a kid I found his white coveralls with big red letters POW on the back. I wondered what that was all about until I learned POW stood for Pennsylvania Ordnance Works.
Reminds of the crucifixion vs. being stabbed debate in Life of Brian.
I live in a trailer( sorry now a mfd home) in Tavares Fl, doubt they cud even find me.It's allegedly only 33-45 minutes away from State College.
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It's a really beautiful area. Can I ask where you all go to do grocery shopping and get hardware? State College? Lewisburg?
Millheim (20mi) and Mifflinburg (10mi) both have grocers and hardware stores.
When I was a kid there was not much in Mifflinburg. Lewisburg was it for major groceries and general shopping. There was a small grocery in Laurelton. Later a larger grocery was built. Doctor in Mifflinburg. Dentist in Lewisburg. Never went west until college years. Even then groceries in Laurelton or IGA in Mifflinburg. Some few years ago I hunted on game lands near my house near Laurelton. Put my shotgun on my pickup bed cover and drove to the fairly new McDonalds in Mifflinburg. Someone behind me pointed this out to me and I recovered it before making my way back to State College.
Now there is. 50 years ago when I lived there and the bunker was being built, not so much.
Maybe they took into account getting stuck behind you crossing the mountain to a PSU game.
Same with my P.O., live in Lehman Twp. our post office is 15-miles distance, Hunlock Creek.
When I was a kid, none of the roads currently marked with names on google maps were named. Everyone's address was RD and a route number. Ours was RD#1. The mail carriers had to know people then. Our mail carrier happened to be a neighbor. Had the last name on the mailbox. All packages were delivered by the USPS. FedEx and UPS changed everything. Using different drivers, they need street names and numbers. Now everything has a street name and number.
Take a look at the photo of the kitchen focussing on the cabinet doors above the range. One door is larger than the other (which also seems to missing a knob).
I would not be buying it for the kitchen or baths. Look at the mechanicals if all operational. Check the blast doors. You don't get those in a tract home.
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FIFY..........Take a look at the photo of the kitchen focussing on the cabinet doors above the range. One door is larger than the other (which also seems to missing a knob).
