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

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

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

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