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      <title>Aurora hunting in Southern England</title>
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      <description>Not a normally fruitful exercise, but yesterday (27th Feb) a Kp 6 event hit well after sundown, just before a new moon and when the sky was virtually cloudless… Impressive alignment !
Sadly, I didn’t know I’d seen one and until I looked carefully at the above image and noticed an odd green patch near the tree – simply by taking pictures because I was out with the camera anyway meant that I didn’t choose my framing or reduce my ISO as much as I would have if I’d known what was going on.</description>
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