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Thursday, February 28, 2019
I really DID see them!
Oh my gosh ... last night was truly amazing! I had hoped to see a little light show and got SO much more. I'm running to my conference, so I'm just posting a few of the pics. I'll explain more later ...
More details to come!!
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Hi Mrs. Redfern! We are LOVING your blog so far. All of the pictures and descriptions of Alaska are amazing!(We especially loved the brand new puppy!).
ReplyDeleteOur class wanted to know if the Northern Lights that you saw were just one color (primarily green), or many different colors?
Thanks so much!
Sincerely, Mrs. Driscoll's 4th grade class :)
We our eyes, we could only see a white haze; with the camera we could see the beautiful green and some yellow. Thanks for following!
ReplyDeleteI stand corrected. Although I could only see a white haze, Mr. Redfern says he saw some green, pink and yellow. The colors were definitely brighter in the pictures though.
DeleteHi Mrs. Redfern, the pictures are amazing! What time of night did you see the Northern Lights? Did you look through binoculars?
ReplyDeleteCallie D.
Hi, Callie - we saw them from about 10:30 pm through about 1:30 am. We did not use binoculars.
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs. Redfern, Are you enjoying your trip? The glacier pictures were really cool. Were you able to fit through all the tight spaces. From, Maya M.
ReplyDeleteHi, Maya! Yes, I did fit, although it was pretty tight!
ReplyDeleteI love the pics!!The Northern Lights looked so cool!! :) I wish I saw them in person!!!:):):):)
ReplyDeleteI'm still so amazed that I'm HERE!
DeleteMrs. Redfern,
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you had a fantastic trip!
We really enjoyed checking out the updates every day!
We look forward to having you back next week.
~The Honorable Citizens of Buncylvania.
Hello, citizens - thanks for checking in and I'm glad you're enjoying the updates.
DeleteMrs. Redfern...
ReplyDeleteOh how amazing! The pictures are so brilliant!
Are you ever going to come back?
Mrs. Sharkey's Class
Yes, sharks - I will be flying back to the East Coast tomorrow. Sad that the adventure will be ending but excited to see all of you!
Deletecool northern lights.
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ReplyDeleteHello, Marcus!
Deletethe northern lights are pretty. from alex g.
ReplyDeleteThey were SO pretty, Alex!
DeleteWow the northern lights are amazing.I always wanted to see the northern lights.from Kate seversky.
ReplyDeletePut it on your list of things to see when you're an adult!
Deletethey are cool
ReplyDeletefrom derek
Yes, they were!
DeleteThat is so cool.
ReplyDeleteVincenzo
wow those are the most coolest things i ever seen from julianne
ReplyDeleteIt was probably the coolest thing from Mother Nature that I've ever seen too!
Deletehi those are cool from maax
ReplyDeleteThanks, Max!
Deletei like the northern lights and where in alaska did you see them from,corinne leonard in mrs. sharkeys class
ReplyDeleteWe had to drive away from Anchorage to get away from the city lights. We were somewhere near the Knik River near Palmer. I didn't drive, so I'm not sure exactly where it was.
DeleteI was able to see them once and it will stay with me forever...so glad you got to see them too! ~Mrs. Weaver
ReplyDeleteMe too - can't believe how lucky we were to see such a show!
DeleteAmazing, Mrs. Redfern! Thank you for letting us be along with you on this fantastic trip. -Mrs. Hovan's class.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being along for the ride!
DeleteThose are so prrity!!!
ReplyDeleteYes they are!
Deletewhen are you coming back to ocs
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ReplyDeleteI'll be back Monday!
DeletePictures are amazing. The best time for viewing northern lights is sept. At this time I visited to alaska and I saw the beautiful northern lights. This Northern lights trip was so amazing.
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