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A few days ago it was still cloudy, it was raining a lot and the temperatures were slightly above zero. We were even lucky with clear skies a few evenings. Or as we tell our customers \u2013 in order to see the Northern Lights, several conditions must be met. First: a dark place with as little light pollution as possible; second: clear sky (preferably without clouds); third: Kp-index (activity of the Earth's geomagnetic field, a scale 0-9, the higher the number, the greater the probability of the Northern Lights) and fourth: luck! And we really were lucky a few times. For us too, it was a kind of reward after all those rainy nights when nothing could be seen. And the customers were satisfied and happy, which makes us happy as well. Sometimes, paradoxically, it happens that as soon as we return home, we see the Northern Lights from the window better than during the entire tour...<\/p>\n\n\n\n