I’m glad I live where I do.

Wow! - I so want to see this in real life!

But I too love where I live - wonderful views that lift the spirits on a bad day. But nothing as spectacular as that. Thank you for sharing it.

Lovely!
Where are you btw Shetland??

Absolutely beautiful!
I'm glad you live where you do, too. Thank you for sharing.

That's beautiful, Katek.
My niece lives in Northumberland, in the countryside, so little light pollution, and she says she sometimes sees the aurora. I'd love to see it, but where we are there's far too much light pollution. We might be a bit too far South, too. ( Though we are in the North, if that makes sense)!

Not quite as far north lemongrove-north east Scotland mainland.

Fabulous! Thank you for sharing Katek .

Do you think it has something to do with the recent solar radiation storm that was reported?

Quite possibly gilly, it’s all to do with solar storms and charged particles I believe.

Lovely Kate. I live in Northumberland but before that, we lived in North Cumbria. We have often seen the Aurora Borealis. On one particularly clear night there was such a beautiful display that I went and woke my children. They watched in wonder and went to school the next day with quite a story to tell.

Another one from last night, this time from the Isle of Barra. Unfortunately we only 'live' there 2/52 each year, but have seen the Aurora both there and at home in Central Scotland.

How beautiful. We are off on a cruise next year , hopefully to see the Aurora Borealis. I hope it performs for us.
It must be wonderful to live where you can see it regularly.

Beautiful!
Thank you for sharing Katek and granny23

I would love to see it.

I too would love to see it, no chance down here in Glasgow.

just drive out to Loch Lomond* Marydoll* We see the Aurora here regularly,there are some beautiful shots with the lovely old Maid of The Loch sitting beneath stunning green skies

I'm glad I live where I do too kate for lots of different reasons but the views are not one of them!!

That is stunning - thank you for posting.

I would love to see the lights in person. One day, maybe..

Oh, thanks Paddyann I haven't been on the Maid of the Loch since I was a wee child.

I have just seen this! What a coincidence.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-43450390

Thanks Katek,
We were overcast last night but the Northern Lights always lift my spirits and I just finished looking at pictures of last night's show from all over on the BBC website. Some people in the west also saw the narrow purple arc light termed Steve. Fantastic.

Thank you both both for sharing that stunning sight with us.On my bucket list for sure..

I’ll never see it here in Kent but there are still times when I count my blessing as I drive down this green and pleasant land. Thank you for posting,do it again

Wow brilliant picture! Thanks for sharing that with us. I was lucky enough to see the Aurora in Norway last year but to have it come to you must be amazing.

So glad you all enjoyed the pic. I really do feel very fortunate.

Wow, how lovely, Katek and Granny23. thanks for posting.

Just because it is gorgeous, here is another from Barra, taken at Dawn this morning.

How beautiful, G23. I've always wanted to go to the Islands and never got round to it. Time is running out!