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	danpark82 says: 12/09/2006	i'll be there over Christmas!
	susiew says: 02/06/2006	I am tying together my goal to run in a Team in Training marathon in Alaska (June 17 2006) with this goal to see the aurora borealis. In fact I am dying to see flying squirrels as well and hopefully will see them in Alaska too! http://www.teamintraining.org/all_page?item_id=64346 - However darn, "In the northern hemisphere, the best time to view an aurora is during the winter. At latitudes where auroras are common, it is typically light all night in the summer—so you rarely have warm weather and a good aurora. Furthermore, in most polar regions, the weather tends to be clear during the middle of winter—so often the best time to see an aurora is also the coldest." http://www.noaa.gov/questions/question_030502.html
	Kev says: 11/30/2005	Spend a winter in North Dakota

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	pnoeric says: 01/08/2007	I can not freaking believe I lived in Anchorage for three years and never saw this once. Sheesh. :-(
	susiew says: 09/24/2006	Since it was summer there weren't any lights!
	brainchild says: 09/22/2006	Hey, what's about publishing a few photos of it?
	susiew says: 02/06/2006	Kevin, are there "re-enact the movie Fargo tours" that are also available during a winter visit?