"1. Why do you think you're the only one in the world who knows about these islands? Did we forget to invent Google Earth in your dimension?

2. Can you farm? Do you have seeds and all the equipment needed for farming? Do you know what acreage you'll need to ensure a steady, healthy diet?

3. Can you build?"

"Where is this island?"

"But if he tells you, he won't be the only one who knows about it!"

"Now i have a boat full of a gas and i know about this islands in the middle of and ocean its not very big at least 5 to 6 miles long and no one else know about accept for me so a large garden and i can build protection around it if by some miracle zombies do find out about it and can build houses so i think thats a good idea.(:"

"With just about 10 people the island will be well defdable but for tropical storms well ill have to think of something.If anyone has any ideas im open for suggestions."

"Not completely true there is said to be thousands of undiscovered/and or deserted islands in the pacific ocean so you never know he may find an island the size of Rwanda. I suggest you get a map and try to find Rwanda, its pretty small isn't it even combined with Burundi its tiny. Rwanda is about 10,000sq miles if you can barely find that on a map i wouldn't be surprised if you couldn't find an island say the size of Crete or Nauru. So don't worry there's still a chance for us Luddites to escape from this **** hole of a world and start over again and get back to the good old pre industrialized world."

"You have been misinformed or are possibly confusing 'undiscovered' for unvisited by someone who made a note of it, and almost certainly mistaking 'deserted' for islands that can sustain life.

There are a very few undiscovered or inmperfectly charted bodies like the almost submerged sea mounts of the south China sea. One of which was found by a good friend of mine when it destroyed his 70 foot crusing yacht while running before a storm. And while it wasn´t marked on the charts the local Philipino fishermen who rescued him and his friend knew well enough about it to make them swim through literally shark infested waters rather than put their boat anywhere near the hazzard.

My friend discribed it as the size of a small garden and didn´t have a single blade of grass let alone the lone coconut tree of the cartoons.

Large organizations like the Royal Navy spent centuries labouriously ploting everything they could find and satalite technology has got it down to fractions of a second of accuracy.

Rwanda? west of Lake Victoria a little below where Africa stops being wide and begins to be long. . . Ask me a hard one.
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