Slick 60's

Heads up to the Canucks...

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Well, I live in an area that is close to the furthest south in canada as you can get, And Ive been watching northern lights all my life!

I've seen them here over the years. Very cool to watch.

I saw them once in Lake Buckatobbin, Wisconsin.

I seen them in Okla once long ago,
but quit taking that stuff soon after

a regular winter event here.
i have seen many excellent displays.

Look all of you, I live in Texas near the Gulf of Mexico. You are all going to look at those damn lights and like it whether you've seen them before or not, understand?

Only time we get to see stuff like that down here is when a refinery blows up or bubba makes one big firecracker out of 10,000 little ones.

Seen them a few times flying across Canada at night from a plane. They are stunning from a plane.

I've heard about the Marfa Lights. Got a good friend who owns a bar in Marfa called Padre's.

since there is no artificial light pollution (streetlights and stuff) near me i not only get a great northern lights but also on the dark winter nights all the stars/planets are very bright and there are far too many to even think about counting.

sadly none of them have sent any visitors yet to personally contact or abduct me. nor have i seen any of their vehicles.

that's becuae those little alein friends of yours know how much you folks up there like high powered rifles on a clear night!
plus there little balls would fall off in the cold

i envy those with a good night view. there is so much light pollution here that i can barely see the brightest stars.
when i was up in rhode island one of the best parts of the trip was sitting out side at 2am with a beam and coke staring at the milky way and listening to the surf crash almost a mile away.
pure bliss i tell ya.

talk about gold at the end of the rainbow!!!! hope that place is on the corner of the parking lot of the host hotel for slickstock!!!