This Weekly Escape asks: Is it time to move to a place free of natural disasters? Plus, we unearth human sacrifice and fertility rituals in ancient Britain, and we explore a lost undersea history.

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Wildfires that destroy tens of thousands of homes. Hurricanes, tornadoes, mudslides and flooding that affect more and more places. Is there a safe spot to move to? The cities in this story are seeing bumps in refugees from natural disasters.

Related: 
--Wildfires are making their way east—where they could be much deadlier
--Climate havens around the world
--What the images of Los Angeles’s fires don’t show

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PHOTOGRAPH BY MARK THIESSEN

Tara Roberts peers into the depths of the Atlantic from the boat’s edge, hovering around the open water of the Florida Keys. The National Geographic Explorer and a group of divers plunge into the sea, submerging to uncover a lost history. What is it? 

A. The Bermuda Triangle
B. Captain Kidd’s watery grave
C. One of an estimated 1,000 sunken ships that had carried enslaved Africans
D. None of the above

Excerpt: ‘I took a leap of faith, and it led me here’

Today’s Soundtrack: Blue Lips, Regina Spector

Today’s newsletter was edited and curated by David Beard and produced by Alisher Egamov. Thanks for reading!