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He Dug A Hole In His Yard And All The Neighbours Were Jealous

Wayne Martin went on a really serious mission in his yard. He decided to start a large-scale project that would elevate his home. He started digging a hole to do this, ironically.

All of his neighbors thought he had lost the plot after digging the hole, but realized that he had a very incredible amazing plan for his property.

It wasn’t destined to be filled with water. He laid down some gravel and put there a huge 20-foot shipping container.

He built it with extras and included home comforts. It is great for a basement or a safe place for tornados, missile attacks, and more.

What do you think about it? Share your thoughts in the comments on Facebook.

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