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« on: August 28, 2008, 01:06:16 AM »

The upside of changes that are this big is that they happen very fast when
the whole of the crust breaks and slips in a massive change the safe places
may actually have less damage then during a smaller pole shift, It is just
that the safe places are smaller and there will be fewer survivors.  Spirit
has described the best of these points as "pivot points" close to circular
areas that connect down to the earth core stability and everything kind of
moves and changes around them.  There are survivable areas outside of these
pivot points as well and the flathead had a few pockets.  The key there to
keeping a home workable for example would be to retrofit a house with big
California style earthquake technology or better yet build one from scratch
although there is not a lot of time left for that.  Planning the indoors of
the house to accommodate movement by not having things up high that could
fall bolting furniture down and so forth is a good idea in the flathead.
most of the survivable area in the flathead will be islands so you need to
be up high and to the west of the lake and valley.  The mission mountains
are stable themselves but will get a good slam from the swans and the slopes
will come right down to the water.  There will be a lot of action there!  No
way to avoid that but it will be an absolutely beautiful tropical island
area just off the mainland with massive mountains as a backdrop.  Because of
the island situation food would also be of utmost concern as the wildlife
would be limited on the islands.  A five year  supply is good idea and seeds
that are appropriate for the settled tropical climate after all is said and
done.

There are some properties up on the hills from Phillipsburg north to the
freeway that are west of the divide and will be more stable than the
flathead, but currently are at a higher elevation, which presents a
challenge for planting a good orchard or garden.  There are also survivable
areas on the east side high hills of the bitterroot.  There will be  a break
in the bitterroot valley floor and that will create a salt water sound.
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