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Most underground storage is done using abandoned (or abandoned portions of) mines -- most often, salt mines. 

Our bird is at the Louisville Underground, Louisville, Kentucky.
According to the owners they have RVs and equipment stored there from
all over the country including from Alaska. There are also 2 other
birds. I pay 139 per month. They only offer valet parking, 48 hour
notice required to remove and they are open 8 - 4:30 M - F.
This facility was a limestone quarry which was also used as a bomb
shelter during the cold war of the 60's. It is a constant 58 degees.
I can have escorted access to the bus during business hours.
John 88FC35 Louisville, KY

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "John McGinnis"
wrote:
>
> Our bird is at the Louisville Underground, Louisville, Kentucky.
> According to the owners they have RVs and equipment stored there from
> all over the country including from Alaska. There are also 2 other
> birds. I pay 139 per month. They only offer valet parking, 48 hour
> notice required to remove and they are open 8 - 4:30 M - F.
> This facility was a limestone quarry which was also used as a bomb
> shelter during the cold war of the 60's. It is a constant 58
degees.
> I can have escorted access to the bus during business hours.
> John 88FC35 Louisville, KY
>
http://louisvilleunderground.com/

In Kansas City, the leader in underground storage, a lot of acres. They use them for offices, food storage and just about everything, from a clock repair to warehouses. We have about 5 companys that run them. I pay $62 a month and I have to make appointment but I get to park it myself. There are many RV, boats and cars. It is a good deal. I still need to sell my Cram-alot-inn, which is in the mine.

Dennis Walker

84fc35'

KCMO