natalichka is trying to get organised.
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JoineeHanniBean is listening to music :)
How I did it: We had been on holiday to Greenland and were flying back on a clear night. We hadn't seen them the whole holiday so we felt blessed to see them as we were flying home. Read how I did it…
AlaskaForever49 is staying warm at fifteen below zero!
How I did it: I simply have to look outside. Just last Thursday was the biggest and brightest display I've ever seen in twenty years here. It filled the entire sky, from one horizon to the other. There are no words to describe the beauty, but I apparently I have a one hundred and fifty character minimum to fulfill... Read how I did it…
How I did it: Well I'm living in Finland, so we are most likely to see Northern Lights. It was only a few years ago I saw them at east side of Finland in my hometown, but nowadays it seems to be possible only in Lapland. I have done it anyway, many times and everytime it's really magical feeling, even though I saw them very often when I was a kid.Btw I couldn't really add how long it took to do it as I cannot remember when I saw them first time. Read how I did it…
Hekaterine ready to travel again!
How I did it: Pure luck. I was going to school in Michigan, where I'd lived most of my life. I was at a park with some of my girlfriends around 11pm, and one of them stopped and told us to look up. The sky was dancing. It was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen. Read how I did it…
How I did it: One of these rare occasions where the northern lights are visible in Denmark I went outside the whole night and watched it. It was very beautiful and I definitely think it is worth staying up a whole night for. Read how I did it…
foreverfree86 is waiting to eat, hungry as hell
not just to see i saw them but to see how beautiful they really are
this sounds magical and gives me the same happy feeling i get from thinking about christmas
I have always dreamed of seeing the aurora borealis.
polaris001 is listening to Radiohead and getting things done
I am going to norhteastern Alberta at the end of February through the beginning of March of next year (2010). Hopefully, I will catch a glimpse of it while I am there!!
saraband14 is subdued
I hoe that one day I shall experience it too. For now I’m removing it as a separate goal and incorpoating it into a wider one. But one day I’ll get there :)
I went all the way to Fairbanks, AK and slept through the night after a hectic day at Denali N.P. Missed the opportunity of a lifetime!
AaroninsouthMN is thinking road trip.
Living my entire life in MN I have been blessed with many nights of northern lights
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HisGirl1985 asks,
“Best Place to See Them? And Best Month Of The Year?”
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London
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Andy Roberts asks,
“Do you think watching the Aurora phenomenon counts as Astronomy for beginners?”
— 2 years ago |
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Leicester
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Martin ^_^ asks,
“Where do you suggest is the best place to see this spectacle? My plan was to get a flight to Norway -Oslo then make my way North of the Arctic Circle by either train or coach. Obviously Norway may not be the best place, But I have to think about cost”
— 2 years ago |
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Cambridge
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wisepig asks,
“Hi folks! I'm going to Iceland in April. Any chance of seeing the northern lights this time of year over there? Thanks!”
— 2 years ago |
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Austin
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wesleys43things asks,
“What are some good places in North America where the Northern Lights can be seen? And when can they be seen?”
— 2 years ago |
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samuel329 asks,
“what is the best location and time to see the northern lights?”
— 3 years ago |
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Queen Anne
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Elodieredhot asks,
“Where can you see the northern lights the best?”
— 3 years ago |
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Cambridge
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vodkaonrocks asks,
“what are the northern lights? i heard u can only see them in alaska”
— 4 years ago |
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Arlington
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welkin25 asks,
“what's the best place to see the northern lights? I've read on web that Andenes, Norway's a great place, anyone know about it?”
— 4 years ago |
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