Aurora tonight
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- Lee
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Nice. You got green too! I had too much low distant cloud for the green!
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Nice! It's unfortunate that some of the clouds are masking where the green meets the pink area but it's amazing you got to witness this spectrum of colours!
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- Terry
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Drove 45 minutes to Clee Hill in the Midlands when I saw the kp go up.
Thick fog up there, wasted journey.
Thick fog up there, wasted journey.
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- The other Chris
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Thanks all, needless to say that it looks a lot better from a 10s exposure than it did to the naked eye. We got lucky with the cloud, I nearly didn't bother because it was totally overcast at about 8pm but there was a break about an hour later
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Really lovely. I've love to try some aurora photography some time, but I've never seen one!
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Stunning.
I wasn't even able to stay awake long enough to see if the cloud cleared.
I wasn't even able to stay awake long enough to see if the cloud cleared.
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Excellent. I might possibly-maybe-perhaps have seen something of Sunday's from my garden close to the S Somerset - Devon border but I can't be certain. I couldn't get a photo. It's very rare to get an aurora strong enough to be visible here but it does happen. Nothing showing last night after the cloud magically cleared from the north.
