Safest Australian Survival Areas

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Permalink Reply by Jman on April 6, 2010 at 8:02pm

Hi all ! I see a few Brisbane members here. Questions questions questions.. I was wondering what your opinions were of the best and worst mountains in Brisbane or Queensland to move to during the hard times? How far inland do you think you need to be to be safe? And how high up in metres do you need to be? A list would be great if anyone has done any research. Any 2012 meeting groups happening in Brisbane? Does anyone know a good video or picture that shows what the countries would look like after the supposed polar shift? Cheers

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Permalink Reply by sandra flynt on May 6, 2010 at 7:01pm

The Zelta mob suggest that the eastern side of Aussie will be fine if not a lot larger , it is the western side that will sink under the indonesian plate.
Nexus magazine are having their annual conference in June - ish on the sunshine coast, I am not sure if they are broaching the 2012 scenarios.
Jman, nobody knows for sure what is going to happen or when or really if anything, but I say to everyone BE PREPARED , get one of those boxes from crazy clarks , you know the type , made of plastic , with a click on lid and maybe even wheels , you can get better ones from the hardware shops, and then put in a tent , a swag , some rice, matches , a thermo blankie, and of course lots of water and you will find better lists on the internet. Everyone needs to have this type of thing sitting by their front door, for themselves and loved ones. We may not be talking about end of world but it may be flood, fire, cyclone, earthquake etc

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Permalink Reply by Tassie Mum on May 23, 2010 at 3:52pm

I live on the North West of Tasmania and as yet not come across anyone that is organising themselves for the 2012 (althought I should imagine it would not be something to broadcast due to the fact that when it does happen, everyone will descend upon you for assistance). I am fortunate in that we are in a rural area. We are coastline but we are surrounded by mountains so at the first sign of trouble we can head south and into the hinterlands. My biggest issue is money (not having enough of it) and time. We are big campers so we have everything that we need (although this won't protect very well if many of the predictions come true) but we are surrounded by caves that we may be able to find shelter in. I have seen the Zeta maps and it seems that the East Coast of Australia will be relatively safe and it appears that Tasmania will actually rise. This is what I have to put my faith in. Anyway it would be interesting to talk to anyone that may be in Tassie that are of the same mindset as myself. The countdown is on and disasters are happening thick and fast so I doubt if we have a moment to loose.

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