A different way to light up the sky..

[joepistol]

Visiting one of my Shovelhead websites, a guy from Australia posted some pics from Aurora Australis, as seen from a national park there.



Some nice pics..







if you want to see more, visit. : https://www.9news.com.au/world/auro...tures/4ee95247-1f83-4143-811e-7dee36398887#45

 

[Bob Lee]

Visiting one of my Shovelhead websites, a guy from Australia posted some pics from Aurora Australis, as seen from a national park there.


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Some nice pics..
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if you want to see more, visit. : https://www.9news.com.au/world/auro...tures/4ee95247-1f83-4143-811e-7dee36398887#45

Visiting one of my Shovelhead websites, a guy from Australia posted some pics from Aurora Australis, as seen from a national park there.


View attachment 36526
Some nice pics..
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if you want to see more, visit. : https://www.9news.com.au/world/auro...tures/4ee95247-1f83-4143-811e-7dee36398887#45

Absolutely beautiful!

 

[dennishoddy]

We were supposed to be able to see them in Northern Oklahoma, but we live a very dense old growth walnut and oak tree area with 100' trees all around us to the North were the lights were. Probably could have traveled a ways, but don't like to be out on the back roads after dark.

 

[Bob Lee]

We were supposed to be able to see them in Northern Oklahoma, but we live a very dense old growth walnut and oak tree area with 100' trees all around us to the North were the lights were. Probably could have traveled a ways, but don't like to be out on the back roads after dark.

I can't blame you for that.