Australia!!! things – and like yeah!
Australia!!! things – and like yeah!
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Managed to get down the Great Ocean Road for a week after the roads opened back after the flooding. What a mess everywhere, although the area we stay was pretty unaffected. Got to see the Aurora Australis, which was pretty epic! A few pics...
- Beautifulutopian
- Wow!!PonyBoy
- Awesomemort_
- I saw this from Hobart. Was insane did you see the pulsing and flickering?thumb_screws
- TS: yes! Started quite dim as a band across the southern horizon. Then got the pulses and vibration in the sky. Watched from after sunset to midnight. Superb!sab
- The white light in top photo is a car’s headlights winding along the coastal road toward us.sab
- saw aurora borealis once, probably one of the most amazing thing i've ever seenHAL9001
- Awesomed_gitale
- Ridiculousgarbage
- I have luckily also seen the Northern lights when in Iceland a few years back too. Diff colour range amazingly with more green/blue. Here had more purple/red.sab
- Amazing photos! I love it down there, we usually camp in Marengo.slappy
- That first photo is unreal! Great shots man!canoe
- Last year in seattle the northern lights were that intense/colorful i could see them from my porch. No pulsing thoughrobotinc
- Before that i've seen them in Minnesota, where they pulsated towards the north star, but only a whiteish glow.robotinc
- My wife really wanted to see the southern lights whilst we were in NZ, to the point that we were planning to fly torobotinc
- ... invercargill if the conditions were right. Never happened. How rad to see then on the great ocean roadrobotinc
- That's awesome!YakuZoku
- Slappy: We are usually at Kennett River! Been going for years.sab
- And thanks all. Feel pretty privileged to have been able to watch them for a few hours.sab