#Aurora County

[ambermaitrejean]

Storm over Aurora. Arapahoe County, Colorado. Photos by Amber Maitrejean

[autotrails]

American Auto Trail-Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad (Armour to Plankinton SD)

American Auto Trail-Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad (Armour to Plankinton SD) https://youtu.be/9i38s65PICo This auto trail follows the former route of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad, from Armour to outside Plankinton, South Dakota.

[tannerwendellstewart]

[rustbeltjessie]

Some of my favorite photos I took in 2024. (13 instead of 12, because October had Chicago and aurora borealis, so I had to give it two.)

steam fog on the lake, North Bay (Racine), WI - January 16

hoarfrost on the dead sunflowers, Egg Harbor (Door County), WI - February 4

Bird Keeper by Janice Lowry, Racine Art Museum, Racine, WI - March 14

blue walls at the diner, Frank’s Diner, Kenosha, WI - April 4

moon jellies, Shedd Aquarium, Chicago, IL - May 15

golden hour, Kenosha, WI - June 8

fallen tree, Petrifying Springs Park, Kenosha, WI - July 11

fire pit, Fish Creek (Door County), WI - August 14

Norwegian Rosemaling, Old World Wisconsin, Eagle, WI - September 21

dusk comes on, Chicago, IL - October 5

aurora borealis, Racine, WI - October 10

orange before the rain, Racine, WI - November 18

you are as strong as you are honest, Racine, WI - December 15

[mothmiso]

Aurora Borealis as seen from North Dublin, Ireland (2) by Vaidas Balsys

Via Flickr:

(1) 24th September 2023. (2) 5 November, 2023. Timelapse also available from combined 277 shots: youtu.be/CKv6WHqZ5WE     

[wikipediapictures]

River View Cemetery (Aurora, Indiana)

“Graves in a section of River View Cemetery, located at 3635 E. Laughery Creek Road south of Aurora in Center Township, Dearborn County, Indiana, United States. The cemetery is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.” - via Wikimedia Commons

[fotos-art]

Cambron Covered Bridge on Madison County Nature Trail near Huntsville, Alabama

© Jens Lambert

Shutterstock

Framed here for the season by fall foliage, the Cambron Covered Bridge is located along a nature trail in Madison County, *Alabama*—not Iowa, which is the setting of the bestselling romance novel 'The Bridges of Madison County.' It's believed there were once about 14,000 covered bridges in the US, but fewer than 900 or so remain today, a quarter of which can be found in Pennsylvania. But Alabama has covered-bridge bragging rights, too. The state has 11 historic covered bridges. Built in 1974, the Cambron Covered Bridge doesn't make the official 'historic' list, but it does offer hikers a peaceful passageway with great views of Sky Lake.

[presleyxi]

Aurora Borealis in VA 🩷

[machudson]

the best of my Aurora pics from last night :3

Northern California, around midnight, iphone camera, 3-second exposure. there’s not much light pollution north of me and we got really lucky with a clear night

[see-the-divine]

today at my house in orange county ny, taken by my little sister

[victusinveritas]

Aurora in Brown County, Indiana. Photo by Tom Meador.

[tannerwendellstewart]

Aurora. Mount Joseph. Wallowa lake. Oregon.

[middleland]

Sunny Lake, Aurora, Ohio (2) (3) by Bob Trinnes

[sylnives]

Last Friday, on the 10th of May in Rush, county Dublin, I had the most incredible surprise I could ever ask for. This night is stuck in my head, I feel like I witnessed a miracle. 🌌

[sitting-on-me-bum]

STEVE May 7th 2016 377 23:08:49 hrs by Rocky Raybell Via Flickr: This began as a fountain of white light in the west and stretched across the sky meeting a band of light from the east directly above at about 90 degrees, drifting south. It twisted like a candy cane with horizontal pillars of green than ran from the dipper down to the horizon in the west where it was most intense. These are all to the west and straight up. A paper, Magnetospheric signatures of STEVE: Implication for the magnetospheric energy source and inter‐hemispheric conjugacy is at agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2019GL082460 and a press release is at news.agu.org/press-release/scientists-discover-what-power...

[it-grrl]

Wow apparently my partner is doing the Lort's work.

as a librarian, i can't encourage you enough to check out stuff you don't think you'll get around to reading

like other institutions, at the end of the day we have to use numbers to justify our existence and inform our financial decisions

check out that novel by that author you like even if you know there's no time to finish it. check out a movie you like even if you can't watch it. check out a sewing machine even if you don't have time for a project. we don't check if you finish anything, and it all adds up.

support your local library by checking out things you don't need