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Carole Magnan
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With so many black rocks every where I checked about vocanos in Australia and I found this: Australia is home to the world's longest chain of continental volcanoes stretching more than 2,000km along the east coast, "But the last eruptions were Mount Gambier and Mount Schank, so we could expect another volcanic eruption in that area." ....there is about 400 volcanoes stretching from Melbourne to Mount Gambier,...be nervous if earth is shaking!