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  • Bubba Jr.

    Shortly after we moved here I was coming back to the house from the barn, and something caught my eye to the north. I looked and it was an aurora. It had some red in it among a lot of other shades. I told my wife, and we got lawn chairs and sat out in the driveway and watched it until it faded away. That was the only time I've ever seen one. It was kind of faint, but way cool anyway.

    Joe

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  • dpmule
    Bubba Jr.: 33170351141787/comments/33170387889691

    Shortly after we moved here I was coming back to the house from the barn, and something caught my eye to the north. I looked and it was an aurora. It had some red in it among a lot of other shades. I told my wife, and we got lawn chairs and sat out in the driveway and watched it until it faded away. That was the only time I've ever seen one. It was kind of faint, but way cool anyway.

    Joe

    They are amazing each and every time you see one, because they are all different.

    Mule

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  • Nanuq907

    We often see red fringes at the bottom of the “curtains” but purely red ones are rare as hen’s teeth. I saw them once back in the 80s, as red as watermelon across the whole sky. It leaves you pretty speechless.

    Even a display as hot as this one was, there’s barely any red (it looks grey/purple on iPhone photos).


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  • dpmule

    Hey Nanuq907,

    if it would come to pass that I am in Anchor town sometime between now and spring, would you be up for a breakfast meeting at Gwennies or the AR in an afternoon?


    Mule

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  • Nanuq907

    YES INDEED!!! Fingers crossed that it happens!!

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