Fantastic Aurora

[Ancient Mariner]

No, not my grand daughter Alida Aurora, Aurora Borealis. There's been some fantastic actively lately Up North and more is predicted in the coming years thanks to increased solar activity.
Enjoy........and never mind the text. (That does not included you, Sir Gallivant)
http://www.dagbladet.no/2010/04/09/maga ... /11195916/
Per

[PurduePilot]

No, not my grand daughter Alida Aurora, Aurora Borealis. There's been some fantastic actively lately Up North and more is predicted in the coming years thanks to increased solar activity.
Enjoy........and never mind the text. (That does not included you, Sir Gallivant)
http://www.dagbladet.no/2010/04/09/maga ... /11195916/
Per

Just once in my life, that's all I'm asking...

[Sir Gallivant]

Amazing photos, reminds me (again) of the one spectacular display in Greenland where I dragged my reclining chair outside, dressed up warm, poured me a malt and sat there watching for half an hour. I really have to show the aurora to the two girls in the house.

[Not_Karl]

Beautiful.

Just once in my life, that's all I'm asking...

Concur.

[Sickbag]

Just once in my life, that's all I'm asking...

This kind of talk is best left on Jetphotos.

[PurduePilot]

Just once in my life, that's all I'm asking...

This kind of talk is best left on Jetphotos.

You're right, that's not what I meant. What was I thinking? What I really meant was just once in my life I want to get a picture like this:

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=218463&nseq=1

[Peminu]

No, not my grand daughter Alida Aurora, Aurora Borealis. There's been some fantastic actively lately Up North and more is predicted in the coming years thanks to increased solar activity.
Enjoy........and never mind the text. (That does not included you, Sir Gallivant)
http://www.dagbladet.no/2010/04/09/maga ... /11195916/
Per

Well...

With a new mini black hole in the center of the Earth, polarity will shift and we ecuatiorians will see this phenomenom more frequently.

That, and eating whales will become our new standard way of life!

[sindeewell]

Those are incredible pics! I've seen some pretty nice flickers here. They are wild to see!

[Verbal]

[Ancient Mariner]

Poor car, melted in the sun.
Per

[monchavo]

Amazing photos, reminds me (again) of the one spectacular display in Greenland where I dragged my reclining chair outside, dressed up warm, poured me a malt and sat there watching for half an hour. I really have to show the aurora to the two girls in the house.

This is the 3rd time I have heard this story!

[Verbal]

Does it get better with each retelling?

[Sir Gallivant]

Probably not, but from time to time I like to remind myself of the beautiful sight it was, and I have this habit of thinking out loud. Or via the keyboard.