Here's a nice shot of the aurora borealis from Cumbria....wherever that is.
Not much hope regarding UK setdown
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Re: Not much hope regarding UK setdown
I've seen the aurora borealis on at least three occasions. I just don't have any photographs of the occasions.
I stayed at a cottage on the edge of the Solway Firth and we got a quite clear show, certainly more than we had expected or hoped for. On another occasion I stayed up through the night with friends in Wales. We were high up and star gazing. We were blessed with a brief view of colours dancing. Even down here in the south, there have been rare occasions when the aurora borealis has been visible and although I haven't actually seen it from here I have seen the hints of colour change in the sky.
On the other hand, I have a group of local friends who paid quite a lot of money to go on cruise and Nothern Lights experience. They got the cruise but the Northern lights barely came out to play!
I stayed at a cottage on the edge of the Solway Firth and we got a quite clear show, certainly more than we had expected or hoped for. On another occasion I stayed up through the night with friends in Wales. We were high up and star gazing. We were blessed with a brief view of colours dancing. Even down here in the south, there have been rare occasions when the aurora borealis has been visible and although I haven't actually seen it from here I have seen the hints of colour change in the sky.
On the other hand, I have a group of local friends who paid quite a lot of money to go on cruise and Nothern Lights experience. They got the cruise but the Northern lights barely came out to play!
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