Really?Originally posted by the_fornicator
I get it nice and bright from my pad.
You only have to go to Alaska if you want it in full effect.
Originally posted by Muad'ib
You can see them in the summer and winter in my hometown of Jasper, Alberta. Last summer after the bar we lay in a field and watched them for two hours, wonderful business.
Originally posted by KillaLadY
What about a getaway vacation, where is it good to go to see them (except Alaska)?
Originally posted by PRIMAL
I can see Aurora Borealis isolated in my kitchen, but only when I make steamed hams.
I didn't know that the northern lights smell like ham...Originally posted by Funzo
The Northern Lights, isolated entirely in your kitchen? May I see it?
Originally posted by bitchass
can see them in calgary all the time too! you really don't even have to leave the city to see them but it can be hard downtown cuz of the lights. if you do decide to drive a bit out of town you can see them most any clear, crisp winter nights.
Ummm, NO!Originally posted by Funzo
The Northern Lights, isolated entirely in your kitchen? May I see it?
Originally posted by KillaLadY
I would love to see it, but I didn't want to go to Alaska, I was wondering if you can see that from Canada as well? Are there any tourist attractions in the northern Canada for something like this?