The elusive `Northern Lights` Where I go , they don`t!
Sep 6th, 2014, 10:31 AM
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hetismij2: >>I think Alaska or Canada makes most sense, certainly if you are in North America anyway. <<
From one of her several other threads . . . >>given I live in the southern hemisphere travelling is my only option.<<
From one of her several other threads . . . >>given I live in the southern hemisphere travelling is my only option.<<
Sep 6th, 2014, 11:29 AM
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Ah I missed that Janis, thankyou.
I was going to say head north on Monday and you have an excellent chance of seeing them, but that isn't possible if OP lives south.
Maybe you could try a Hurtigruten trip, especially if you don't particularly want to photograph the lights, just see them.
I was going to say head north on Monday and you have an excellent chance of seeing them, but that isn't possible if OP lives south.
Maybe you could try a Hurtigruten trip, especially if you don't particularly want to photograph the lights, just see them.
Sep 30th, 2014, 10:02 AM
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I used to live in Fairbanks Alaska. We had aurora on many nights in the winter but, as others said, they are not predictable far in advance. If you are flexible, you can see forecast on the website that was given to you above (from Geophysical institute), and travel last minute.
