Don and Charlene discuss living in their underground home, which has been featured numerous times on TV and print.

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 view from the kitchen toward the raised family room. Notice the high ceiling.

ColoradoRick > MINI5280 visitors in the large, modern kitchen, which opens into the "indoor outdoors" -- the yard.

ColoradoRick > The indoor-outdoors never gets rained on or blown by the wind.

ColoradoRick > The uninterruptable power system is in the background. This is located at the far right corner, outside the kitchen.

ColoradoRick > The UPS quietly keeps the power flowing.

ColoradoRick > The former cable and utility tunnels were troughs with covers. Now they're used as fountains or for tree placement (in soil).

ColoradoRick > Rick and Wendy enter the patio.

Don and Charlene discuss living in their underground home, which has been featured numerous times on TV and print.

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