23:30 Scottish Borders..........We have a show!
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"Stuart" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
23:30 Scottish Borders..........We have a show!
Off out!
Been watching it on and off from Balerno (nr Edinburgh) all night. Can't remember a better show this
far South. Whole sky covered at times. Blues / greens mostly but some large red areas showing up
too. Will we get more tomorrow???druidh
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Stuart said:
23:30 Scottish Borders..........We have a show!
Off out!
It's still tipping it down with rain here. You lucky lucky gits!
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79.84% of all statistics are made up on the spot. The other 42% are made up later on. In Warwick -
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In article <[email hidden]>, Stuart <[email hidden]> writes
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23:30 Scottish Borders..........We have a show!
Off out!
Damn. Missed it. It's too bright this morning.
Never seen one in my life. :-(
Bernard Hill Selkirk, Scotland
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"Stuart" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
23:30 Scottish Borders..........We have a show!
Off out!
Anyone capturing some images for showing on the web ??
Pouring with rain on the south coast, not that there would be much chance of seeing anything so
spectacular down here.--
Sandy Saunders @ www.thewalkzone.co.uk'Mountains or Mole Hills ... summiting still brings
the same excitement' -
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Anyone capturing some images for showing on the web ??
Not mine but try:
science.nasa.govgallery 01oct03 page3.htmlOpen ↗
I got a fantastic view from just north of Stirling. I was right underneath it with lights shooting
over my head!Regards,
Stuart Forbes Edinburgh, Scotland
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We had good views from Dunning too!
Don't forget the AuroraWatch website:
www.aurorawatch.york.ac.uk
Jim
Stuart said:
23:30 Scottish Borders..........We have a show!
Off out!
Jim Willsher
Homepages at jimwillsher.co.ukjimwillsher.co.ukOpen ↗
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In article <[email hidden]>, Jim Willsher <[email hidden]> writes
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We had good views from Dunning too!
Don't forget the AuroraWatch website:
www.aurorawatch.york.ac.uk
They seem to have stopped sending me emails... has anyone had a warning email from them recently?
Bernard Hill Selkirk, Scotland
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In article <[email hidden]>, Paul Rooney <[email hidden]> writes
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Bernard Hill said:
In article <[email hidden]>, Jim Willsher <[email hidden]> writes
Quoted message said:
We had good views from Dunning too!
Don't forget the AuroraWatch website:
www.aurorawatch.york.ac.uk
They seem to have stopped sending me emails... has anyone had a warning email from them recently?
Not recently - I just subscribed to dcs.lancs.ac.ukaurorawatchOpen ↗ which I presume is
a different service as it comes from the right side of the Pennines.Ignoring the slur on Yorkshire... it's appears to be the same service. Same pages etc. Emails from
them are down too according to a note on the web site.Bernard Hill Selkirk, Scotland
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In article <[email hidden]>, Fran <[email hidden]> writes
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Clear skies?? Where on earth are you, that you've got clear skies? In Trebannws and Morriston today
it was tipping down with rain, and coming home via Neath, Pontrhydyfen, Afan Argoed and Bwlch y
Clawdd was somewhat damp and murky. And that's putting it mildly!I couldn't believe this weather report until I spotted it was Thursday you were speaking about. Anne
and I went to the mountain centre for a cuppa in the afternoon and the weather was very miserable. I
knew Paul was out doing his October project theme and was visting Henrhyd Falls near Coelbren. On
out way home I called in to the little car park above the falls and went down the path to meet up
with him. Paul was a dark figure (very wet) ascending the steep path from the river in what was by
now a dark dismal ravine.I'll let Paul tell you about his project (Thursday).
Oh yes I said above that I couldn't believe the weather report - that's because I'm reading it today
- Friday :-)
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sandy saunders ([email hidden]) wrote:
: "Stuart" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
: > 23:30 Scottish Borders..........We have a show! Off out!: Anyone capturing some images for showing on the web ?? Pouring with rain on the south coast, not
: that there would be much chance of seeing anything so spectacular down here.3 photos at dundee.ac.ukauroraOpen ↗
Blair.
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Chris Street said:
It's still tipping it down with rain here. You lucky lucky gits!
Clear skies in Swansea, but no aurora to be seen.
Do you need really dark skies to see one?
Paul
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The October Project 2003
wildwales.fsnet.co.ukoctober.htmlOpen ↗
wilderness-wales.co.ukwilderness-wales.co.ukOpen ↗
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"Paul Saunders" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:bnrsof$j2c$1
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Chris Street said:
It's still tipping it down with rain here. You lucky lucky gits!
Clear skies in Swansea, but no aurora to be seen.
Do you need really dark skies to see one?
I suppose if it's no brighter than an average star then yes.
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Chris Street said:
It's still tipping it down with rain here. You lucky lucky gits!
Clear skies in Swansea, but no aurora to be seen.
Do you need really dark skies to see one?
Clear skies?? Where on earth are you, that you've got clear skies? In Trebannws and Morriston today
it was tipping down with rain, and coming home via Neath, Pontrhydyfen, Afan Argoed and Bwlch y
Clawdd was somewhat damp and murky. And that's putting it mildly!
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Fran If you need my email address please ask. -
There's a note on their website explaining that a technical glitch is preventing emails being sent.
Jim
Bernard Hill said:
In article <[email hidden]>, Jim Willsher <[email hidden]> writes
Quoted message said:
We had good views from Dunning too!
Don't forget the AuroraWatch website:
www.aurorawatch.york.ac.uk
They seem to have stopped sending me emails... has anyone had a warning email from them recently?
Bernard Hill Selkirk, Scotland
Jim Willsher
Homepages at jimwillsher.co.ukjimwillsher.co.ukOpen ↗
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Paul Saunders said:
Chris Street said:
It's still tipping it down with rain here. You lucky lucky gits!
Clear skies in Swansea, but no aurora to be seen.
Do you need really dark skies to see one?
Yes and you won't find dark enough ones in Swansea. Top of a mountain with no major conrubation
closer than 30 miles tou your north would be ideal. Best place in south Wales would be St Davids
head I imagine....Quoted message said:
Paul--
79.84% of all statistics are made up on the spot. The other 42% are made up later on. In Warwick -
looking at flat fields and that includes the castle. -
Bernard Hill said:
In article <[email hidden]>, Jim Willsher <[email hidden]> writes
Quoted message said:
We had good views from Dunning too!
Don't forget the AuroraWatch website:
www.aurorawatch.york.ac.uk
They seem to have stopped sending me emails... has anyone had a warning email from them recently?
Not recently - I just subscribed to dcs.lancs.ac.ukaurorawatchOpen ↗ which I presume is
a different service as it comes from the right side of the Pennines.--
Paul My Lake District walking site (updated 29th September 2003): paulrooney.netfirms.compaulrooney.netfirms.comOpen ↗ 114
WainwrightsPlease sponsor me for the London Marathon at: justgiving.comlondon2004Open ↗
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3 photos at dundee.ac.ukauroraOpen ↗
Blair.
Interesting ... although trying to catch an event like that must be some task with camera settings.
Thanks anyway.--
Sandy Saunders @ www.thewalkzone.co.uk'Mountains or Mole Hills ... summiting still brings
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Fran said:
Clear skies?? Where on earth are you, that you've got clear skies?
Swansea, last night, believe it or not.
Paul
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The October Project 2003
wildwales.fsnet.co.ukoctober.htmlOpen ↗
wilderness-wales.co.ukwilderness-wales.co.ukOpen ↗
photosig.comuserphotosOpen ↗ -
Chris Street said:
Paul Saunders said:
Chris Street said:
It's still tipping it down with rain here. You lucky lucky gits!
Clear skies in Swansea, but no aurora to be seen.
Do you need really dark skies to see one?
Yes and you won't find dark enough ones in Swansea. Top of a mountain with no major conrubation
closer than 30 miles tou your north would be ideal. Best place in south Wales would be St Davids
head I imagine....Or Llyn y Fan Fawr :-)
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Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"
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