[align=center]Have you ever seen the Northern Lights ?[/align][align=center]I know we have several member's from Canada[/align][align=center]and up north. I would love to see them someday.[/align][align=center]I think it's the angel's painting in space [/align][align=center][/align][align=center]The Mysteries that occur all around us : )[/align][align=center][:-][/align][align=center]"No one is promised a tomorrow, so enjoy[/align][align=center]your today"., `Space[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]Town Attractsthosands of peopleto Northern Lights[/align][align=center]
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YELLOWKNIFE, Northwest Territories (Feb. 29) - In the subarctic woods of Canada's Northwest Territories, a quiet crowd searches the moonlit sky, a wave of concern creeping into hushed voices. Time is running out. Then a funnel of greenish light appears in the east, a sign that the show is about to begin.[/align][align=center][/align][align=center][:-]
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Most of our Northern Lights pictures are taken in Alaska and the Yukon.
The best times to see the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis is in fall and spring. On clear nights these dancing veils of light can be seen and, if active, they can provide some great photo opportunities.
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http://www.hickerphoto.com/winter-aurora-7115-pictures.htm

Planet Earth sure is a Amaz'in Place to Reside : )
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EnJoy your `Journey, take care of your Planet
and all that it contains...

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I've only seen them in pictures. I'm too far south to see the Northern Lights.

Useless fact for today: Windsor, Ontario, Canada is the only Canadian city that looks north to the continuous 48 states. Or if you want to look at it this way: Detroit, MI is the only U.S. city in the continuous 48 states that looks south to see Canada.

 

[align=center]WoW, Moderator `Taz,[/align][align=center]I got confused when I first read your post about Detroit look'in up[/align][align=center]to see Canada.[/align][align=center]I had to go look @ the US/Canadian Map.[/align][align=center]Who said that you don't learn anything on a Automotive Forum : )[/align][align=center]I learn so many things on the MCF.[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]I just think it would be great to personally see the Northern Lights.[/align][align=center]Wow...oh...WoW, look @ that one : )[/align][align=center][/align][align=center][/align][align=center]i give thanks for `sight[/align][align=center]&[/align][align=center]all the beauty that's in our World,[/align][align=center]4-Sure[/align]

 

Every once in a great while I can see them. Not that I look for them every night, but I would say once every 2 years or so.

 

yah ive seen them twice that i can remember...they r quite the site, hopefully u can see them sumday space

 

Saw them a few summers ago from home (Wyoming) a day or two after my Great-Grandmother's funeral, quite a sight.

 

You can see them on occassion where I live and that'snear Dayton, OH.

I've seenthem several times inmy lifetime.