Fantastic Aurora Borealis last night. The first one I have seen this year. A big thank you to Glendale Skye Aurora App which sends out alerts when there is an Aurora.
I observed an amazing dark sky from the nature reserve last night. A perfect view of the stars with the naked eye but, unfortunately not with the camera lens(used stock image) When I turned off the torch I couldn’t see anything, it was totally pitch black. There were no street lights and no orange glow in the sky. While watching the stars I could see satellites orbiting.
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The Isle of Skye has dramatic mountains, wild glens and amazing seascapes; it offers a varied wilderness for free spirits. There is an abundance of hidden places full of native trees, wildflowers and wildlife to enjoy, in peace and tranquility. This sensational Island changes constantly through the seasons, with wild Atlantic storms, snowy mountains and balmy Summer nights with spectacular skies. The Summer wildflowers provide a colourful feast for insects, which feed the many species of songbirds, both native and Summer visitors.
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It’s so majestic isn’t it? I would love to see nature’s light show again someday.
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Thank you for your comments. I feel very privileged to live in such a beautiful place.
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Sounds wonderful!
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Hi Sarah,
Thank you for you r comments.
Susan
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