From: dahoov2@cox.net   
      
   Some survey here suggested Boise Idaho might be safest here.   
      
   On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 21:57:09 +1000, "Mr Black"   
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   >"Sue H"  wrote in message   
   >news:hflvc41hhlo5fku187d6si32qqrjfgi3ft@4ax.com...   
   >> Yeah, I hadn't thought about that.   We used to get a lot of fires in   
   >> Arizona and in California where I lived.  Also in California there we   
   >> mud slides sometimes (and we did also have a lot of car accidents due   
   >> to smog-like 30 car pileups etc) and we lived on the San Andreas fault   
   >> line, which was pretty scary as every year they'd predict in the next   
   >> so many years, the "big one" is coming.  It's never come, but it's   
   >> gotta sometime!  I would guess Australia would be continually worried   
   >> about drought and fires and on the coasts, maybe tidal waves because   
   >> of earthquakes out to sea.  I guess there's no place safe to live!  I   
   >> thought the center of the US might be nice go to, but there's a lot of   
   >> tornadoes there as well.  Oh well, life seems to be a gamble.   
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   >> So where do you suppose the safest place on Earth might be?   
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   >hmmm... well, the centre of Australia would be one of the safest, somewhere   
   >like Alice Springs.   
   >http://www.alicesprings.net.au/   
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