A Magical Evening from September
16th February
(C) David Oakes 2020
A Magical Evening from September
16th February
(C) David Oakes 2020
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That is what I said when the display started…..then was frozen for a while until I remembered I was there to ty and get some pics. 🙂
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That’s really spectacular, David! How far did you have to drive to find this rugged foreground?
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Taken back in late September on a cruise to Northern Norway. 8 of us hired a guide and headed off in a minibus from Tromso. We drove for about 2 hours to an area in the Lyngen Alps (Lyngsalpan) and stopped by a fjord. Just before midnight thru to 1.30am the Aurora Borealis started to appear. Fantastic display then they vanished. After flasks of coffee had been consumed it was 2 hours back to the warmth of the boat and a short nights sleep. For visitors to the area a guide is highly recommended, they have the knowledge of best places and also a mobile phone network on the night to keep in contact with other guides to ensure no one misses out. Apart from the magical display it was also a fun night….something very different, and lots of memories 🙂
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What a wonderful opportunity! I’ve been to Norway several times (all my ancestors are from there), but I’ve never had this kind of chance. Thanks for sharing it!
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Stunning!!
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Just one moment in over an hour of the most moving and spectacular evening 🙂
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