A fabulous first for me.

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Our neighbor called at 7:30 last night and screamed at us to “Go outside right now!”. From the tone of her voice I figured we were being invaded by herds of rabid moose… but when I stepped off the front porch steps ?

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Wow.

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I’m 60 years old and have never seen the Northern Lights in person..

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And there they were, right over our house.

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Again, wow.

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My photos don’t do them justice..

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But the husband and I stood out on the lawn like total weirdos snapping pictures for half an hour.

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It was a truly magical experience.

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I’m not sure I completely understand what causes the phenomenon …

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But I thoroughly enjoyed it all the same.

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❤️

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41 thoughts on “A fabulous first for me.”

  1. Spectacular!! Not weirdos at all. Anyone who didn’t do that would be a weirdo in my book. A friend in England recently posted a picture of the Northern Lights for the first time. Maybe they’re being active in unexpected places/ways right now?? Awesome neighbor. Thank her/him for me.

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  2. The pictures were spectacular and I could understand being so overwhelmed you’d stay out there even after they faded. Also thank you for the informational graphic. I thought red auroras were more rare than green and that confirms it.

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  3. I think it’s down to vodka 😂 Stunning photos. We went to Finland to see them some years ago and, although they do undeniably look much better through the camera lens, there is something spiritual about ‘being there’.

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  4. It looks so unreal in photos, I can’t imagine seeing that in person. WOW. I hope to see them myself one day.

    Our ‘hood in GA actually saw them too…sadly, I was in Florida fighting a damn hurricane. 😢

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