Old 02-09-19, 05:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Machka
Old thread ... 11 years! But ...

I've seen the northern lights many times.

You can see them around Winnipeg, but they're usually just green there.

You can see them around Red Deer, in fact we had a fantastic autumn overnight tour that was highlighted by northern lights and the howls of coyotes.

And you can see them up around Grande Prairie where I lived for many years.

In both Red Deer and Grande Prairie, they appeared in red, green, and white.

But apparently there are even more colours further north.

Personally, I want to see the "southern lights".
The glorious southern skies at night aren' t enough for you? I only saw the southern lights (aurora australis) once in ten years, and they were a distant, flickering green showing over the gentle hills behind our property. Those in the know (my well-travelled neighbours) told me the northern lights were better, but I was impressed enough.
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