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It's cloudy, and there's a chance of a thunder storm tomorrow- Plus I barely see any stars at any given night, so I highly doubt I'll be able to see such a beautiful display. Thanks for sharing though! +1
WHAT A GIP! I want my MONEY back It's a conspiracy, I tell ya! The ONE night there is supposed to be an Aurora Borealis in the Northern US, it just happens to be cloudy in a lot of those areas (I'm in WA State, another was in NJ, and another is in MN).
Oh well, at least we tried, eh?
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