head for the hills

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Meaning: Totravelto a higherelevation, especially to aruralregion onvacation.2006July 13, Jeremy Caplan, “Comfy Camping”, inTime:Modern campers look for comfort first when theyhead for the hills.; (idiomatic)To go to asafeplace; toseekrefuge; toflee.2008June 19, “Builders bashed after housing subsidence”, inmanagementtoday.com, UK, retrieved25 June 2008:Goldman Sachs warned that we are ‘only at the start of a steep downturn’ and advised investors tohead for the hills.

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