I'm surprised there hasn't been more speculation of what's covered up on the other trucks' trailer. What's that big and round and covered with a white material? Yet it seems to be a small cargo to use an entire trailer to haul. I'd guess it's very heavy for its size.

And with the angle of these photos, the camera person had to be a good distance above the site. So, is this site situated below a public highway? And if so, why would anyone think that's a good location for a bug-out place? Unless you knew the public highway wouldn't be used in a survival situation, you'd never situate your house below it because you'd have no outlook ability on what's approaching. And that's just a common sense thing to recognize. There's all types of security hardware that can forewarn approaching traffic, friendly or otherwise, so perhaps that's a plan. Never know, they may have their own fleet of drones flying around.

None of what I'm looking at makes good sense to me. It doesn't look like what I'd imagine a wealthy person would own. That's a really normal looking house, one that many of my family and friends would think is common because some of them live in homes much larger than that. I can't help but think that there's more underground here than meets the eye.

Does anyone know if the David Rocky Fellers family are still inside a mountain in Tibet? He's always been a "in the woods" kind of guy with his home estate in New York.

So, this is a Dupont family holding property? It sure doesn't look like something that family would own.