On 07/03/2016 10:22, John Hall wrote:
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Trevor Harley writes
At least in rural east Scotland. Best I've seen in years - mainly
green but easily noticeable to the naked eye with little adaptation.

Trevor
Near Dundee

There's a piece about it in this morning's Telegraph, with a photo taken
an Bamburgh in Northumberland. According to the article it was visible
as far south as the Midlands.

Never seen an aurora, still patiently seeking those nacreous clouds.
Despite being very close to the urban-rural boundary this is a very well
lit spot at night. Even the nearby ski-slope on the Pentlands is lit up
like a christmas tree for much of the evening.

But.. we did have snow cover at 0900 today.

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