Aurora
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I've always wanted to see this.




Taken this evening in the south east of the UK. I'll be honest, I wasn't sure it was the aurora - it was a faint purple haze in the sky to my eyes - until I took some Night Sight photos, which gave some of the images a bit of definition.
As the pictures are taken on a phone, and an old one at that, using Night Sight, they're not that great. But still, I think they look awesome.
I would love to see it further north in all its glory though.