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UER Forum > US: Pacific Northwest > That abandoned missile silo (Viewed 9259 times)

TunnelRunner33 Location: Seattle Gender: Male Total Likes: 143 likes \| \|	Re: That abandoned missile silo < Reply # 20 on 3/4/2015 9:16 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	I feel like even if you were able to drain the water out, there are probably collapsed or blocked-over sections beneath the surface. They wouldn't just leave the whole thing open down there would they?
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Posted by LuminousAphid
I vote we rent a pump for like $40 for a day and drain the things out during the summer... I have wanted to see what's down there since I went with TomUE the first time.

It's just a large rectangular room down there.

MoleNet94

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Posted by OttoL

It's just a large rectangular room down there.

http://www.nikemis...zine%20CutAway.jpg

Might have been better just to reference the source page, which also has labels and pictures. ;)

OttoL

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< Reply # 23 on 3/6/2015 3:32 AM >
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Posted by MoleNet94

Might have been better just to reference the source page, which also has labels and pictures. ;)

I guess so. It was just a random google image search grab.

TunnelRunner33 Location: Seattle Gender: Male Total Likes: 143 likes \| \|	Re: That abandoned missile silo < Reply # 24 on 3/6/2015 4:01 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	Well thanks for posting it, anyway. I'm a little surprised that for some reason I never tried to look that up myself, LOL! I figured from the top of the bunker that there couldn't be very much down there, but I was expecting something a little more elaborate. It would still be pretty cool, I'm sure.
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TomUE Location: Mukilteo WA. Gender: Male Total Likes: 4 likes \| \| \| \| \| \|	Re: That abandoned missile silo < Reply # 25 on 3/10/2015 2:53 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	@luminousaphid After falling into the silo and cutting my knee pretty bad ruining my clothes cell phone wallet etc in the nasty water I decided I saw enough of the inside of the silo. lol. I had a pretty good plan to drain it but I was also afraid of damaging people's houses "down stream" and if someone else fell through one of the numerous holes down there and I saw it on the news I know I would feel guilty about it later so I decided just to leave it alone. I really want to go see the functional niki site in california.

OttoL

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< Reply # 26 on 3/12/2015 5:46 AM >
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Posted by TomUE
I really want to go see the functional niki site in california.

I have been there (SF 88L) several times. It's totally preserved, but far from functional. If you are interested in site history and location info, you can read this book is pretty good.

Also, for a more general book about the Nike system rings of supersonic steel has a brief history and site details of every nike installation in the US...

JMEseattle Location: Seattle, Wa Gender: Female Total Likes: 18 likes \| \| \|	Re: That abandoned missile silo < Reply # 27 on 3/20/2015 8:32 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	Great set of the place! Well shot!
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VampiresKiss335 Gender: Female Total Likes: 15 likes \| \|	Re: That abandoned missile silo < Reply # 28 on 3/28/2015 9:13 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	I'm not a fan of HDR. That being said, I think you did an awesome job and didn't over do it the way most do (which is why I tend not to like it 95% of the time). Very nice! Great set!

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