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January 2011 - sort of out of order here, but I couldn't resist. We had some Aurora activity last week. The first somewhat decent I activity I have seen this year. We are coming out of one the deepest and longest solar minimums in many years. It's exciting to see the activity back on the rise!

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The Aurora Borealis over the Chugach Mountains in Anchorage Alaska.

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Okay, well it finally warmed up. However, before it did the frost just kept going and growing. It was quite amazing actually. Here are a few more images. I am still processing some other images of a different type of frost...stay tuned :). Oh, and if you are wondering what type of weather conditions we had that made all of this happen, take a look at the screen shot below. Fahrenheit :).

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These were some of the largest crystals I have ever seen. There were some nearing 2 inches tall!

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