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I never even thought about it when we made plans to come to Scotland. I wasn't thinking in terms of clear skies.  But clear they were and here I was.  After an exhausting day of picture-taking around Ledcrieff Loch we were sitting — resting -- in my friend's home and remembered the Northern Lights were supposed to be visible.  So we bundled up and walked to the edge of town and there they were.  It was that simple. (We didn't realize people as far south as Alabama were seeing them, at the time.)  In case you ever want to see them, here are a few notes.  The darker the better.  But don't let that stop you.  Just find the darkest place you can.  You can see the tracks in the field we were in.  There were streetlights 50 feet behind us.  I have some pictures with streetlights in them — and you can still see the Lights.  The dark smudges in the sky are clouds.  It doesn't have to be perfectly clear. You might not realize you're seeing them at first. Take a picture a

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