How to protect what you have ?

[NorthernRaider]

(26 June 2012, 00:11)James Jackson Wrote: the idea of going underground isnt such a bad idea, if you can find fall out bunkers, air raid bunkers, and the networks of tunnels that were built in world war 2 for if uk was invaded. It doesnt help with the food and water and sanitation problems, but some were better then others and if you have a few months stock of food you might be able to hide for some time. Eventualy you will need to come out so that has to be taken into account. One place to start looking for bunkers are planning offices and maps

Or just visit the Sub Brit web site and join them cos those folks have spent decades researching and plotting nearly every useful underground structure built from napolionic times right up to today.
Also read Beneath the City Streets by Peter Laurie and War Plan UK by Duncan Campbell.

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(26 June 2012, 06:09)Kenneth Eames Wrote: SS, You say you have a small cottage and you would think that underground is the way to go. Is your floor flag stone or wood? If wood cut out a trap door, if flag stones have a moveable flag. Dig deep and put in concrete walls and floor. Dig a sump in case you have excessive condensation. Around your two acres grow masses of thorn bushes to keep people out. Search the web for Underground Bunkers and plans. Cover your entrance with a rug to conceal it. Kenneth Eames.

I wrote some time ago about the guy near Whitby who had two huge great plastic cess pit plastic tanks buried round the back of his cottage, one is actually used as the waste cess pit for his home, the other has a garden shed stoud on top of it and its been fitted out as a mini bunker.