In 2015, Global News took a tour of the 40-year-old “Ark Two,” a disaster shelter beloved by survivalists that officials say is a hazard.
Bruce Beach, an Ontario man who died this past May, built the bunker from 42 school buses and lays buried under two feet of concrete and 14 feet of earth on his property in Dufferin County, about 100 kilometres northwest of Toronto.
The whole structure could accommodate 500 people by U.S. standards.
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Bruce Beach, an Ontario man who died this past May, built the bunker from 42 school buses and lays buried under two feet of concrete and 14 feet of earth on his property in Dufferin County, about 100 kilometres northwest of Toronto.
The whole structure could accommodate 500 people by U.S. standards.
Read what happens now that the Ark has lost its Noah: https://t.co/tM2nCi54hX
Subscribe to Global News Channel HERE: http://bit.ly/20fcXDc
Like Global News on Facebook HERE: http://bit.ly/255GMJQ
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