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Nice! I live too far south and too near a metro area for any Aurora to be seen. ;(
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Holy Cow, that is quite spectacular!
Thanks for the share Qlll
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Looks great, QIII. Thanks for the photo.
I thought just a very, very, short while about getting up in the middle of the night to view the aurora borealis.
Needless to say, I did not get up after all.
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Apparently, there's also been a decent display of aurora in the southern hemisphere. I heard people who'd been travelling north of where I live saying that they'd seen it.
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That's amazing. It wasn't visible out my back door, sadly.
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Thanks QIII, great photo & share.
Yeah there has been, at least so I've been told (out at dinner last night). I can't confirm, I've been sleeping thru it sorry.Originally Posted by Irihapeti
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