Questions
1) Where do they store the lids?
2) Could these container lids take the stacked weight of multiple ash/corpse if indeed they are coffins?
a. I ask b/c the shape of the bottom is beveled and would not appear to rest on the edge (strongest) section of container (image
below)
b. The lids do have 2 structural ribs which woudl seem to reinforce itself and lend to stable vertical stacking?
3) Is there a concrete blast furnace on-site (similar above)?
a. There do seem to be some tall features at the B&B
b. You know where I am going with this – even if I am not sold on the idea of plastic coffins.
4) Anyone notice the rail line adjacent to the B&B concrete products property.
a. Again you know where I am going with this – even if I am not sold on the idea of a crematorium.
b. There seems to be a rather large manufacturing/shipping facility due north with its own rail spur as well as other manufacturing around the area
who could be using the container property simply as a off site storage yard.
I will say the storage geometry and layout of the containers from the air has an precision and regimented order to it which one might ‘expect’
from a military or government organization – and not Bob and Betty’s Concrete Bible Figurine Company. The fact that it seems neatly concealed
behind the plastic walls and tucked up against the tree line 'could' be to obscure prying eyes – or it may just be an innocent land use to
maximize the space?
Interesting post –keep snooping.
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