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1 month ago
Self-Explanitory .. its just got to be done! :)
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How to see the aurora borealis
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feel i'm wonderful!
 "It was really a wonderful experience. ^ - ^"
How I did it: I did many researches to acchieve this goal. I've been digging every single website related to the Northern Lights and the place I chose to visit. Learned to choose the best place, best month and best time to see the Northern Lights to MAKE SURE to see it!! Lessons & tips: The tips are: Resources: Useful Link: |
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It made me
Shocked. 
How I did it: The first time, all I did was go to the 'airport' in Hope, BC during August. I've moved since then; now all I have to do is walk out to my back yard in the hot summer months to see / experience it. Read how I did it…
JustACrazyGirl is having a chill day, for the first time in weeks.
It made me
Blissed-Out
How I did it: It was completely by accident, really. I didn't go scouting it out, but i was camping in Merit Valley and I couldn't sleep, so I was planning on going for a walk, and I left the tent and was blown away by the veils of colour rippling across the sky. I dragged out a blanket and lay on it, mesmerized by the shimmering colours. Read how I did it…
It made me
How I did it: Living in Duluth, MN, I saw this for years. Just amazing. I took it for granted and now I miss it. Definately worth traveling to see this pure wonder - it will take your breath away. Read how I did it…
PeaceLoveRulesAll is striving for some kind of productivity before September...
It made me
Wow!!!
How I did it: I was on a plane headed to the US back from India n we were around Greenland. My friend awoke me and we looked out the window to see the most beautiful northern lights, so incredible!! Read how I did it…
sv is sipping a latte.
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excited
How I did it: i saw this on a dark clear night driving home from Wisconsin between Tomah and Eau Claire last summer. It was during a time where the sky was very clear and seeing the borealis was in full view. Beautiful and breathtaking. I'd still like to travel north to a location to see it in its more vibrant and mystical form. Read how I did it…
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see the aurora borealis
1 month ago
it is very beautiful and i think it would be an amazing and unforgettable experience. where are sightings most common?
I would love to see this
5 months ago
Better than any fireworks or cinema graphics are nature’s light shows. I ADORE lightening storms and I imagine this is even more amazing. Am looking forward to remember the day i see it for the first time.
Aurora Borealis
5 months ago
I really want to see the aurora borealis, it is so beautiful and I’d love to.
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5 months ago
I actually saw this once, when I was a teenager. I was at girls camp, sleeping beneath the stars and couldn’t figure out what I was seeing. It was so beautiful but unlike anything I’d ever seen before. Some girls thought the world was ending.
Anyways, the next morning we were told it was the northern lights. Ever since, I’ve wanted to see them again but haven’t.
Must be on the "Bucket List"
5 months ago
The farther north you go the better. I’ve seen them from the Toronto area but they are not impressive. One night while fishing in Thunder Bay Ontario i was treated to my first true sighting. An awe inspiring continuous waterfall-like curtain hundreds of miles long and hundreds of miles high shimering with a multitude of indescribeable colours against a background colour of emerald green pitted against a jetblack sky unpolluted by manmade light. They are most prevalent with solar flares. Time your trip to a northern local of little light pollution with know solar flare eruptions. Enjoy!
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drive there
6 months ago
I’d like to drive from the UK over to Norway & right up north in my TVR & get to see the Aurora Borealis whilst there ;-)
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6 months ago
Now that I am living in England I have a better chance of heading over to Norway or Iceland to go and catch the northern lights.
