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Aurora Borealis For besides dreaming with music, I have an occult dream: I don't want to die without seeing one Aurora Borealis.
Did anybody here already have that experiences? >Tell me [Edited 8/9/09 16:54pm] | |
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See that schitt all the time in Canada. | |
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Cinnie said: See that schitt all the time in Canada.
and do you think it's a shit? :-ook... I know that I don't dream very loud; I am not very ambitious;but it´s my dream....  I will sleep![Edited 8/9/09 14:14pm] | |
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All the pictures I see look so fake. I know they're not. I would love to get to experience these lights in my lifetime. MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits" | |
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ingamilo said: Cinnie said: See that schitt all the time in Canada.
and do you think it's a shit? :-ook... I know that I don't dream very loud; I am not very ambitious;but it´s my dream.... I will sleep!The stuff at 1:30 in is what I see. It's nice but... so are stars. How often do you spend looking at those? | |
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Cinnie said: ingamilo said: and do you think it's a shit? :-ook... I know that I don't dream very loud; I am not very ambitious;but it´s my dream.... I will sleep!The stuff at 1:30 in is what I see. It's nice but... so are stars. How often do you spend looking at those? Many a of times! I live close to the beach, and a lot of nights i sleep in the sand . I never get tired of looking the sky at night inside. Therefore, you understand, an aurora borealis is my dream.... same that in my country it was possible to attend that beauty, I think i could not speak about him as if it was a banality.The colors and the light... it should be magnificent. | |
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ingamilo said: Cinnie said: The stuff at 1:30 in is what I see. It's nice but... so are stars. How often do you spend looking at those? Many a of times! I live close to the beach, and a lot of nights i sleep in the sand . I never get tired of looking the sky at night inside. Therefore, you understand, an aurora borealis is my dream.... same that in my country it was possible to attend that beauty, I think i could not speak about him as if it was a banality.The colors and the light... it should be magnificent. Damn, that's romantic | |
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MIGUELGOMEZ said: All the pictures I see look so fake. I know they're not. I would love to get to experience these lights in my lifetime.
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It's been over 10 years since I've been the northern lights. Lived in Anchorage for nearly 4 years 1996-2000 and caught the aurora borealis sometimes on a nightly occurance between early fall and early spring.
Mostly caught green blobs, but sometimes green wavy "curtains." This one time, me and my fellow airmen walked outside and watched the northern lights dance for a solid hour, changing from green to white to red to yellow. A very positively charged evening. | |
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Cinnie said: See that schitt all the time in Canada.
I was gonna say.... Go North. The Northern Lights are always beautiful, but when you see them almost every night you don't even bother going outside a lot of the time. I think it's pretty much a rule that every part of the world has its own natural wonders, but the locals just don't give a shit because to them it's so commonplace. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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a2grafix said: It's been over 10 years since I've been the northern lights. Lived in Anchorage for nearly 4 years 1996-2000 and caught the aurora borealis sometimes on a nightly occurance between early fall and early spring.
Mostly caught green blobs, but sometimes green wavy "curtains." This one time, me and my fellow airmen walked outside and watched the northern lights dance for a solid hour, changing from green to white to red to yellow. A very positively charged evening. Dork.  "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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meow85 said: Cinnie said: See that schitt all the time in Canada.
I was gonna say.... Go North. The Northern Lights are always beautiful, but when you see them almost every night you don't even bother going outside a lot of the time. I think it's pretty much a rule that every part of the world has its own natural wonders, but the locals just don't give a shit because to them it's so commonplace. it can be like this; everything is possible I just don't get to leave to looking of the sky and for the stars; I think if i had a lot of times aurora borealis, i could not be indifferent, even if was habituated; but that is me;I have a dream: I don't want to die without seeing one Aurora Borealis. [Edited 8/9/09 17:39pm] | |
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a2grafix said: It's been over 10 years since I've been the northern lights. Lived in Anchorage for nearly 4 years 1996-2000 and caught the aurora borealis sometimes on a nightly occurance between early fall and early spring.
Mostly caught green blobs, but sometimes green wavy "curtains." This one time, me and my fellow airmen walked outside and watched the northern lights dance for a solid hour, changing from green to white to red to yellow. A very positively charged evening.  I am full of envy, but all happy for you have had that pleasure | |
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ingamilo said: well. all that yellow-green is a bit dramatic, but basically. | |
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Cinnie said: ingamilo said: well. all that yellow-green is a bit dramatic, but basically. That's it I gotta come out there and dig on this  | |
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I've seen them a handful of times in my life. It really is breathtaking.
It's been forever since I've seen them now, though, as there's too much light pollution in the city.  |
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CarrieMpls said: I've seen them a handful of times in my life. It really is breathtaking.
It's been forever since I've seen them now, though, as there's too much light pollution in the city. | |
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ingamilo said: CarrieMpls said: I've seen them a handful of times in my life. It really is breathtaking.
It's been forever since I've seen them now, though, as there's too much light pollution in the city. you can remember now with this image.. good trip 
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ingamilo said: That yellow-y green by the horizon looks Photoshopped to me. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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ingamilo....
They are the most beautiful thing you can dream of...colors of the heavens raining across the sky...last for hours here sometimes... Used to lay on the dock and watch them ...so very lovely... You will get your chance to see them Live someday...keep looking up.   | |
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They're beautiful ...
and magical  | |
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