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Grundarfjörður.
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Ahh, you’ve got a taste. Now you’ll want more, I suppose. Nice storytelling. Such tension. I had to stroll down before reading it first.
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You know what? I’m actually happy with the brief intro we had. Sure, should we see more auroras in the future I won’t say no, but… I don’t know if the emotion will be the same! Thanks for reading Manja!
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What a stunning landscape, and to see the northern lights. Ah, magical!
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Indeed it was a treat. Thanks for reading Jolandi.
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The feeling of seeing an aurora…almost indescribable. That one was modest, but you felt the music of it, the unearthly harmony. A feeling you’ll surely never forget. One thing about auroras…they like to show up when it’s ungodly cold out. Good for you for braving the cold. We get them in northern Michigan, and we were gifted with an unexpected display last May, when we could actually linger outside comfortably. Hopefully that will be the case this year too. Great photos, Fabrizio.
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Auroras in Michigan! I’d have thought it was too far south. It is, indeed, a mesmerising experience. The feeling of witnessing a phenomenon coming from space really puts us into perspective. Thanks Julie.
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Yes, I even posted a decent photo of it on my last post. Very proud of moving out of my photography comfort zone.
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Beautiful
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Thanks! 🙂
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Oh this sounds like such a special moment. Having lived in the far north of Canada I’ve seen the aurora many times – it is simply magical every time. Beautiful photographs. I can feel the icy cold and silence.
Alison
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Thanks Alison, I bet it’s a sight that never gets old doesn’t it?
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It’s awe inspiring every time.
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Magic pictures! Bravo
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No wonder Grundarfjörður was your favorite town! I’ve never seen the aurora borealis, so I’d take even the faintest show. So cool.
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Hope you’ll see it Lexi!
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It seems fitting, having the Aurora as a send-off for Iceland. I’ve only seen rare wisps myself, in my much younger days on cold Minnesota nights. Having sworn off weather that cold I probably will not see them again. Hopefully, you’ll be able to have an encore some day.
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Hope you will Dave, because you’ll be taking some cracking photos!
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