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17 thoughts on “Aurora”

1. WOW, WOW, WOW!!

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   • It was truly amazing…especially the streams of light coming from the apex.

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2. Wow! It was visible here and I meant to stay up but fell asleep!

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   • We were truly lucky! Especially me – I was asleep but one of my kids telephoned to wake me up!

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     • Both my kids watched it and my son had told me it as happening but they didn’t phone! Actually with my hearing aids ouit I would have slept through the phone ringing anyway.

3. Wowsers – we didn’t see much of anything last night during the times when we were outside with the dogs. Lovely to see it here! Thank you!

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   • It was visible variously in different places – we were very lucky to just step out the door and look up into the vast beauty!

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4. Lucky twins, what a glorious sight!

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   • Glorious, truly. The photos only convey a sideways glance at the wonder. We were so lucky!

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5. Isn’t that incredible grandeur? I’m so glad you’ve shared the photos as well as the twins interest in the celestial happenings.

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   • Opal and Agathe are always willing to stay up to see celestial happenings, and the weather (solar, celestial and earthly) all cooperated this time! What an amazingly amazing sight.

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6. Wow that is breathtaking!

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   • It surely was! We gasped!

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7. how great that you and the girls got to see the lights!! Love the pics.

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   • It was so great… a memory to treasure!

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8. That must have been beautiful! We had nothing but clouds here in NY.

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   • oh drat!

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