16 thoughts on “Aurora Borealis”

1. Always seems to me like some sacred dance in the sky. Beautiful,Lynette.

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   1. Yes, they do The undulations also remind me of curtains blowing in a breeze, but then a streak of green will race across the sky, in a hurry to meet itself. I find the Aurora completely fascinating.

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      1. Curtains blowing in the breeze – what a beautiful image, Lynette.

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         1. Thank you very much, Don. Even when I was a child, they reminded me of curtains.

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2. Stunningly beautiful!

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   1. Yes, it’s really gorgeous. Occasionally we see pink ones, too. Thanks for commenting.

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3. So carefree in a world full of cares. Thanks for the interlude Lynette. Allan

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   1. Agreed. We are in such turmoil now that’s it’s important to notice the good stuff.

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4. Fantastic. It’s been years since I’ve seen this.

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   1. Great! We have had some good ones lately.

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5. Oh, wow! Breathtaking 🙂

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   1. They are amazing to watch. On a very still night, you can hear the noise they make if there is a particularly active display.

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6. Beautiful, mesmerizing, and eerie all at once. Thanks for sharing.

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   1. You’re welcome, Lori. It’s really something to see, so amazing!

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7. Wwow lovely

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   1. Yes, the Aurora is an amazing light show!

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