Part of the 120 ft long passage, known as the cable tunnel, between the missile bay and the launch operations building.

Members of MINI5280 take an exclusive tour of the Zwonitzer's 40-year-old abandoned Atlas missile silo which they turned into their home on the high plains of Nebraska.

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ColoradoRick > The entrance to the recessed room. The tank was removed by a salvage company prior to the Zwonitzer's ownership.

ColoradoRick > How about a game of racquet ball?

ColoradoRick > The sound echos through the tank room.

ColoradoRick > It is a cool 60 degrees in the room.

ColoradoRick > Part of the 120 ft long passage, known as the cable tunnel, between the missile bay and the launch operations building.

ColoradoRick > Many personal touches line the access tunnel.

ColoradoRick > Without the lighting it would be pitch dark in the facility.

ColoradoRick > Wendy exits the tunnel to reach one of the living areas.

Part of the 120 ft long passage, known as the cable tunnel, between the missile bay and the launch operations building.

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