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In reply to the discussion: OK tornado survivor finds her missing dog alive while talking to a reporter: [View all]IrishAyes
(6,151 posts)37. Thank you for your comments
You've given me a good line of research to check out. For a long time I've looked at alternate housing in case I ever have to rebuild, and I did find a dome design that's supposed to be very quake and tornado resistant. It seems to have much in common with the mound sites. The dome has a skirt that slopes to ground level. If located strategically, it would be a lot safer. As is, I have to keep hoping that if my present house has lasted a hundred years already, maybe it will continue safe and sound at least as long as I need it. I did put on a heavy duty metal roof with hurricane straps.
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OK tornado survivor finds her missing dog alive while talking to a reporter: [View all]
Are_grits_groceries
May 2013
OP
Seriously. What a stupid question that was. Good lord YES I know EXACTLY what happened here
uppityperson
May 2013
#46
That worthless POS reporter and her team had to be asked to help get the dog out.
DesMoinesDem
May 2013
#23