Report from Eldey: The clouds were dispearsing as we were going out of the harbour,quite a good sign , as the cloud cover was quite persistaint throughout the day. What was also a happy circumstance for the cold night air to be not as cold as it can be, since there was no wind. We did't wait too long for the elusive Aurora Borealis to appear. There was a visible bleak white arch in the middle of the Northern sky that was teasing us with the intensity with which it glowed. It was switching from being brighter, to fading away completely throughout the tour. We almost called it a night, when the arch started to appear again, now shining brightly so everyone was able to take a good look. The arch was streatching from the South-West to the North in a beautiful display of Mother Nature's light show that was even "dancing" at times. We sailed back to the harbour with cold fingers, but with wonderful memories.
-Viivi
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Aurora activity: 3/9
Weather conditions: E 3m/s 3°C
Cloud Cover: Mostly clouded
Moon status: Waning Crescent, Illumination: 13%
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