my new garage

rick1 · Nov 14, 2014

Just kidding its a underground limestone mine entrance next to our asphalt plant

Bob Kerr · Nov 14, 2014

Carthage, MO?

rick1 · Nov 14, 2014

no its in columbus ohio

lee little · Nov 14, 2014

In the 1960s a fella built some pens in a quary like that to hold a couple hundred head of cattle about 18 miles from here near Jamestown,Tn.He kept them in there one winter to fatten them out.He must not have done too well because I think he only did it one year.

Wheatfarmer · Nov 14, 2014

At least you don't have to insulate it. LOL

rodgernbama · Nov 14, 2014

We've got one like that but most are either open pit or mined off the face of the mountain. I'm a asphalt technician so I've been around that work for 34 years. Foreman took me for a drive in the mine once.

oldsarge · Nov 14, 2014

Those horizontal lines make it look like it was built there and looks like a foot of dirt on top to farm.

Anonymous-0 · Nov 15, 2014

Which quarry in Columbus? Dublin Rd, or one of the ones close to the city?

Brown Swiss · Nov 15, 2014

I am surprised MSHA does not make them have a porch so when entering or exiting one doesn't get hit from rock off the high wall! I use to work at an underground sand mine in Iowa. They had 14 miles of tunnel when I was there, 30'x30' highways. It was the sand mine that supplied sand to JD and Oliver for there cast forms years ago.

rick1 · Nov 15, 2014

its down off of jacksonpike close to grovecity

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