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| This photo was taken by Chris Schuler in Ft. Yukon, Alaska yesterday.
While we were getting the green britches out of our closets and adorning ourselves with those emerald beads and pins, the night sky joined in our celebration.
This photo was taken by Chris Shuler in Ft. Yokon, Alaska yesterday morning of the Aurora Borealis.
This amazing display was seen all the way down into Colorado! What a great surprise this must have been for the folks.
Only once have I watched the sky dance. It was years ago while camping near Lake Superior during August. I was sitting close to the fire when the sky erupted. It was breathtaking. It is the first and only time I have had this experience. Hopefully some day I will again be sitting next to a campfire in the north with fireworks overhead.
I am also sharing a blog with you that is just wonderful. Enjoy!
Hope everyone is staying warm and cozy this day. We are all shut in with another major storm, this time it is ice.
Changing plans and making tea. Spring will come, right? |
Monday, March 18, 2013
Aurora Borealis
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Oh Lou Ann... Spring isn't coming fast enough got 3" of snow yesterday and then the ice glazed over top of it; 1/4 of an inch of real mess... I'm lucky in that I can work from home, however, I now have some shoveling to do and a plethora of branches to pick up in the yard... we have a slight chance of snow Wednesday night... I love snow; that's why I live in the mountains, but the ice I can do without.
Hi Robb, I feel the same way! I have always been a northern girl, but this is a long winter! We had gray skies, the beginning of mud and the leftover trash from winter in yards! Lou Ann
P.S. I think this is why we all love spring so much, we have to work hard to get it!
Oh my goodness the link is awesome. how on earth I mean how did Al Gore allow such a thing to happen???( he invented the internet u know)
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