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Iceland Northern Lights Tours

Enjoy Iceland Tours offers breathtaking Iceland Northern Lights Tours from Reykjavik. With small groups, expert guides, and luxurious minibusses, these tours are designed to give travelers an unforgettable experience of viewing the Aurora Borealis. Each tour ensures maximum comfort and includes the option to retry if the lights are not visible, allowing guests to enjoy this natural phenomenon under optimal conditions. Choose from various packages for a magical adventure in Iceland’s night sky.

[thewinedarksea]

we went to iceland! (pt 2, colorful version)

[staringamassivemistakeintheface]

Oh, I also went places for spring break

Fun fact, the Northern lights aren’t as colorful to the human eye, they were more of a milky white/grey. Still breathtaking!

And now for something completely different…

The Vermeer exhibit was truly amazing, I’m glad I got to go.

Not pictured in this post: a good sense of how fucken WIMDY Iceland is, trying a bite of whale (meh), two and a half hours at a lovely bar/bookshop with an awesome house band called the Honky Tonks (the night before I had to wake up at 4:30), going to the Hard Rock Cafes of both Reykjavik and Amsterdam, Dad still not liking Van Gogh’s artwork, and a lot of walking in beautiful places.

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Aurora Dream Tours Yellowknife

[bttravel23]

Unveiling the Wonders: Explore the Northern Lights in Iceland

Discover Iceland's enchanting Northern Lights. Witness nature's dance of colors as solar winds meet Earth's atmosphere, painting Arctic skies with mesmerizing green and pink hues. Experience the magic! Reserve Now.

[cheriladycl01]

My home country - Pierre Gasly x IcelandicOlympicIceHockey! Reader

Plot: Your boyfriend Pierre watches on as you bring home Gold for team Iceland before you show him around the waterfalls and geysers your country is known for!

A/N: Having been to Iceland, this one was really fun to write as I've done all the things mentioned!

You’d just won gold and we’re on a complete high, your boyfriend being there to celebrate you and your teams win. It was a thrilling feeling having the Gold Medal placed around your neck and hugging all of your team mates who'd been a part of the journey.

You had all worked insanely hard and you'd cried once you realized you won.

The celebrations that night were crazy, you and Pierre spent the whole night in the club with all your friends and some of your family. There were also randoms there who were congratulating you and buying you drinks the whole night - much to Pierre's annoyance as they were mostly men.

But once they offered him a drink too after recognizing him, he didn't feel as peeved.

They day after and you both woke up with the worst hangover imaginable. You laid in bed in the fancy 5 star hotel you were set up in, both complaining about the headache you both had before you sulked down the stairs for the breakfast buffet.

You guys filled yourself on all the greasiest food in attempt to get rid of the hangover.

"Fuck Elskan. I feel awful" you say in Icelandic and Pierre looks at you as if you've grown two heads, not understanding anything but the pet name you use often for him.

"Babe, English or French please... I'm dying here!" he groans.

"Sorry, i revert back when I'm tired!" you smile before taking his hand.

"We have a busy day today!" you smile, excited for the plan you guys have.

"Nooooooo, please I just need a day in bed!" he complains looking over at you.

"You don't want to see my country?" you say with a sad voice, knowing he did as he'd been asking for ages for you to take him across Iceland and show him all the things you did growing up.

"I do!" he whines looking over at you.

"I just - cant we do that tomorrow?" he asks looking over you his sleepy eyes telling you he was struggling a little bit more than he was letting on.

"The fresh air will do you good, come on lets go get ready! It's cold so we need to wrap up warm" you advise grabbing his hand and dragging him out the restaurant.

You both change into warm clothes and waterproof having a little rucksack with you each. You guys had a busy day where you'd be hiking up a glacier and seeing some of the best waterfalls Iceland had to offer before going to swim in the geothermal spa called the Blue Lagoon to round up your day.

"The guys said we might even get to see the northern lights tonight!" you grin excitedly.

"Really?" Pierre asks knowing you'd seen them multiple times in your lifetime but it was something you still got pretty excited about.

You guys were on the tour bus and went straight to the glaciers, you had grippy shoes on, knowing what Iceland was like in the winter but Pierre didn't exactly think that through and when you looked back to where he was, really behind the rest of the group he looked like Bambi.

You couldn't help but laugh at him.

"Pierre, come on here!" you say handing him the walking stick you'd been using. He thanked you before you helped him up, holding one of his hands to try and keep him stable.

You get to the top and Pierre has a red face and watering eyes from the wind at the top unlike you wearing googles and a bandana to cover your mouth and neck to keep the warmth in.

"Why didn't you prepare me better!" he groans looking around at everyone else.

"I told you what to bring!" you giggle. You then start to make the decent down the glacier seeing the top of the gushing waterfall.

"I didn't expect it to be so loud!" Pierre shouts over the really loud water. All you could do was laugh at him before the tour guide started to talk to you in Icelandic about what was coming up next on the tour. Pierre awkwardly waited off to one side not knowing what to do.

"You are really going to enjoy the next bit!" you smile taking his hand and pull him into a searing kiss. His lips were a little chapped from the cold but you didn't mind.

You guys made the drive to the blue lagoon. You split in the changing rooms and Pierre was shocked to be greeted by multiple naked men. It was normal for you and when you met him at the entrance into the water he looked almost traumatised.

"Sorry I should have warned you about what you would have walked into!" you giggle before he shakes his trying to get rid of the images burned into his brain.

You both swim around, going to grab the face scrub at the bar to plaster over you face. You loved coming to the geothermal spa. The sensation of dipping right under the water, feeling the heat warm up your skin before standing up and having the wind whip around your wet skin was a sensation like no other.

"This is very romantic" Pierre smiles, holding you as you both float around clinging to each other.

"Mmmmm I'm glad we've done this. I've been missing home far to much!" you sigh. You'd made the decision to move with Pierre, as it made sense considering he was closer to Alpine and he was travelling for most of the year.

"I'm just scared for tomorrow!" he sighs, knowing it was a day he'd been expecting for a while but it didn't feel real.

"I've told you so many times, my parents will love you. We should have seen them earlier!" you grin, pulling him in for a kiss as you wrap your legs around his waist.

"God I love you!" he exclaims twirling you round in the water.

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y/user: Just brought home gold for my beautiful country! Iceland 🇮🇸 you are beautiful and I loved showing my boyfriend round!

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pierregasly: I loved spending time with you and congrats on your win ma cherie 🍒

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alpinef1team: Congrats on the win Y/N!

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you were in Iceland?? epic! I've been there as well (in 2022), how was it? how was the volcano? (if you don't mind me asking, feel free to ignore this)

Yes! I was there 5/18 to 6/1. I've wanted to go for like a decade and have been semi planning this trip for 2024 for a year and a half, then properly researching and planning since January. It was SO AMAZING. Exactly everything I wanted :) I was ready to go home at the end for like, my own bed and some rest, but now I miss it and want to go back lol

If you went in 2022, did you get to hike to the Fagradalsfjall eruption? I know those were the "tourist" ones that people could get closer to. The current eruptions are part of another volcanic system on the Reykjanes peninsula, Svartsengi. They aren't open for hiking. It erupted again 3 days before I left. I got to see it twice! On our last full day we drove out of Reykjavik and saw it along the highway, and then the day we left we stopped on the way to the airport. I took this with my 250 mm from literally the side of the highway:

It caused no interferences with our travel. It's a fissure eruption, so the lava is erupting along a fissure and isn't as big and explosive. Initially they were afraid this one might disrupt air travel if the lava flowed to the sea (producing more ash and steam) but it didn't. It was very cool to see! I feel bad for the people who lived in Grindavik though, it’s been months since they had to evacuate and there isn't an end in sight for them yet. The Icelandic government really stays on top of things like road closures, weather reporting, etc so I checked their websites daily. The main concern with the eruption as gas pollution, so I just checked their pollution forecast to see if the wind was going to blow it over us or not (it didn't.)

Our trip went great. We had mostly good weather and apparently left just in time because this last week there's been a pretty nasty problematic storm across the whole country that left a bunch of people stranded. But we left 2 days before that. We drove 3,300 km in our rental car (2,050 miles) and did the entire ring road + some of the Westfjords + Snæfellsnes + Húsavik + Borgarfjörður Eystri as detours. Our rental car was named Jim because that was his license plate. We bonded with him lmao

Here's a few photos :)

Major things I did: Katla Ice Cave, Vestmannaeyjabær, Silfra snorkeling in 2°C water, Jökulsárlon boat tour, Húsavik whale watching, countless waterfalls, puffins at Borgarfjarðarhöfn, Hvammsvik hot springs & Sky lagoon, and Mulagljufur Canyon.

It was at coldest, 2°C (35°F) with downpour rain being pushed sideways into your face by wind to the point you could hardly open your eyes. It was at hottest 19° C (66°F) and sunny. We mostly got great weather, it was only one day that was particularly bad. Mostly it was between 7°C - 13°C (45°F - 55°F) the whole time.

I NEVER saw it get dark and that was a novelty to me the entire trip. Like it never settled in as something I got used to. Presumably it got mostly dark somewhere around 2 am but I was always asleep by then and even if I woke up to go the bathroom, it'd be like 4 am and already light again. The furthest north we stayed was Ísafjörđur, and according to timeanddate.com by May it never reaches full dark, only civil twilight for 3 hours and daylight the other 21. I can't imagine if I'd actually have been there during the solstice, with just that extra month for the days to be even longer!

Now I want to go back for a short winter trip to see the northern lights and then for a proper summer trip to see the highlands (closed the whole time we were there for thawing season)

[buckyssoldat]

Chapter 58: Northern Lights

Warnings: major character death, mature themes, mentions of loss and grief, mental health struggles, mentions of sexual themes

A/N: This is part of my series, Forsaken - The Fallen Soldier. If you wanna be tagged in this, just send me an ask or a message. Feedback is always appreciated, don’t be shy to share your thoughts on this :)

All I want is nothing more

To hear you knocking at my door

'Cause if I could see your face once more

I could die as a happy man I'm sure

As Alice boarded her flight to Reykjavik, she felt a mixture of excitement and curiosity about her next destination. Iceland was known for its breathtaking landscapes, and Alice hoped that the serene beauty of the place would provide her with further clarity and inspiration on her journey.

After a smooth flight, Alice arrived in Reykjavik and checked into a charming guesthouse in the city centre. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staff immediately made her feel at home. Eager to explore, she set out to see what the city had to offer.

One afternoon, as she wandered through the streets of Reykjavik, she stumbled upon a quirky sign that caught her attention, The Icelandic Phallological Museum. Intrigued and amused, Alice decided to check it out.

The museum was unlike anything she had ever seen before. Filled with specimens and exhibits showcasing the phallic anatomy of various animals, it was both bizarre and fascinating. As she wandered through the exhibits, Alice couldn’t help but laugh at the oddity of it all. It was the perfect opportunity to share a light-hearted moment with an old friend.

She pulled out her phone and opened FaceTime, calling Natasha. After a few rings, Natasha’s face appeared on the screen, her eyes lighting up with surprise and delight.

“Alice! Long time no see! Where are you?” Natasha asked, her tone cheerful.

Alice grinned, turning the camera around to show the museum. “Nat, you won’t believe where I am right now.”

Natasha’s eyes widened as she took in the scene. “Is that… what I think it is?”

Alice laughed. “Yep, welcome to The Icelandic Phallological Museum. Thought you could use a good laugh.”

Natasha chuckled, shaking her head. “Only you, Alice. Only you.”

They spent the next few minutes exploring the museum together, with Alice showing Natasha the various exhibits and Natasha making witty comments that had Alice in stitches. It was a much-needed moment of levity amidst the more serious undertones of her journey.

“So, how’s everything going with you?” Natasha asked, her tone shifting to a more concerned note.

Alice sighed, feeling the weight of her journey once more. “It’s been… a lot. But I’m getting there. I think I’m starting to figure things out.”

Natasha nodded, her expression supportive. “You’ve always been strong, Alice. I have no doubt you’ll find your way.”

Alice smiled, feeling a surge of gratitude, for her friend’s unwavering support. “Thanks, Nat. That means a lot.”

They continued to chat for a while, catching up on each other’s lives and sharing stories. Natasha’s presence, even through the screen, was a comforting reminder of the bonds that had shaped Alice’s life.

As their conversation came to an end, Natasha offered some parting words of wisdom. “Take your time, Alice. And remember, you don’t have to do this alone. We’re here for you, whenever you need us.”

Alice nodded, her heart swelling with affection for her friend. “I know, Nat. Thank you. I’ll be back soon.”

With a final wave, they ended the call, and Alice put her phone away, feeling a renewed sense of determination. She continued her exploration of Reykjavik, taking in the sights and sounds of the vibrant city.

Later that evening, she joined a tour group heading out of the city to see the Northern Lights. As they drove away from the city lights, Alice felt a heavy sense of anticipation. When they finally arrived at a remote viewing spot, the sky was clear, and the first hints of the aurora began to appear.

Alice stood alone, her breath visible in the frigid air, as the Northern Lights danced across the sky. The vibrant colours shifted and changed in mesmerizing patterns, their beauty only deepening her sense of loss. She felt a profound connection to the universe, as if the lights were a reminder of the beauty that existed even in the darkest times, but also of the void left by Bucky’s absence.

Her thoughts turned to Bucky, the memory of him disappearing into dust during the battle with Thanos still haunting her. The pain was sharp, a constant ache that never seemed to dull. She missed him deeply, their bond a ghostly presence that lingered with every step she took.

Pulling out her phone, she opened the last message thread she had with him. Her fingers trembled as she typed out a message, knowing he would never read it but needing to express her feelings.

Hey, Buck. I’m in Iceland, watching the Northern Lights. They’re really beautiful. I wish you were here to see them with me. I miss you. So much.

She hit send, knowing it would go nowhere. It was a small, futile gesture, a way to keep his memory alive and to cope with the overwhelming sadness. As she looked back up at the sky, tears welled up in her eyes, spilling over and freezing on her cheeks.

“I love you, Buck,” she whispered to the glowing sky, her voice breaking. “I hope you’re at peace, wherever you are.”

The Northern Lights continued their ethereal dance, a silent witness to her grief. Alice stood there for a long time, feeling the cold seep into her bones, but unwilling to leave the spot where she felt closes to him. The beauty of the lights seemed a heartbreaking reminder that life continued, even amidst the pain of loss, and she vowed to carry his memory with her, wherever her journey might lead.

Alone under the vast Iceland sky, Alice felt the crushing weight of her solitude. She remembered the way Bucky’s eyes lit up when he smiled, the warmth of his touch, and the sound of his laughter. Every memory was a knife in her heart, cutting deeper with the realization that those moments were gone forever.

“Why did you have to go?” she cried out, her voice raw with anguish.

There was no answer, only the relentless dance of the lights above, indifferent to her pain. Alice felt the emptiness around her, the vast expanse of the universe that had taken Bucky away. It was a cruel reminder of her powerlessness, her inability to change the past or bring him back.

As the night grew colder, Alice stayed there, her tears mingling with the snow. She whispered his name over and over, as if by saying it, she could summon him back to her side. But the world remained silent, the stars above unyielding in their distant beauty.

Alice knew she had to move forward, but at that moment, all she could do was grieve. She stayed until the lights began to fade, the darkness swallowing the last traces of the aurora. Then, slowly, she rose to her feet, feeling the numbness in her limbs and the deep ache in her heart.

With one last look at the sky, she whispered, “Goodbye, Bucky. I will always love you.” And with that, she turned and walked back to the waiting bus, the weight of her loss heavy on her shoulders, the road ahead uncertain and lonely.

Alice ended up staying in Reykjavik until January 2021, spending Christmas and New Year there. Unlike the other places she had visited, she didn’t make new friends in Iceland. The city’s charm and kindness of its people were there, but Alice felt a distance she couldn’t bridge. The Christmas markets, the decorations, and the festive spirit all felt muted, as if she was watching life from behind a glass wall.

Every night, she would venture out to see the Northern Lights, finding solace in their ethereal beauty. These nightly visits became her ritual, a way to feel connected to Bucky despite the vast emptiness left by his absence. She would stand under the shimmering sky and talk to him, her breath visible in the icy air.

It wasn’t always sad. Sometimes, she would tell him funny things that happened to her during the day, like the time she slipped on the ice and a kind stranger helped her up, or the quirky local traditions she discovered. She would laugh, imagining his reactions, his teasing comments, the way his eyes would crinkle with amusement.

Other times, she would cry, the pain of his loss overwhelming her. She would whisper her fears and regrets, her longing for the future they had planned together. The nights seemed to hold her grief, the auroras a silent witness to her sorrow and her love.

One particularly cold night, Alice stood in the snow, looking up at the sky. The Northern Lights were especially vibrant, their colours dancing in mesmerizing patterns. She felt a deep ache in her chest as she spoke softly into the night.

“Hey Bucky, today I saw a child playing with a snowman, and it reminded me of that time we built one together in Italy. Remember how we gave it that ridiculous hat? You said it needed personality.”

She chuckled softly, tears glistening in her eyes. “I miss you so much. It’s hard without you, but these lights… they make me feel closer to you somehow. I like to think you’re out there, watching them with me.”

As the colours shifted and changed above her, Alice felt a mix of emotions – sadness, love, a touch of peace. She stayed there for hours, talking to Bucky, sharing her heart with the night sky.

Christmas came and went quietly. Alice tried to find some joy in the holiday, decorating a small tree in her guesthouse room and buying herself a gift. But the emptiness was always there, a shadow over everything. On Christmas Eve, she stood once more under the Northern Lights, her heart heavy with memories.

“Merry Christmas, Bucky,” she whispered. “I love you.”

The lights seemed to pulse in response, a fleeting illusion of a connection. Alice wiped her tears away, feeling a small, fragile sense of hope. She knew she had to keep going, to live the life they had both fought for, even if it was without him.

As the final days of 2020 slipped away, Alice found herself reflecting on the year that had passed. It had been a tough year, but also filled with resilience and strength. Reykjavik, with its stark winter beauty, had become a silent companion in her grief. The snow-covered streets with the shimmering Northern Lights had witnessed her tears, her whispered conversations with Bucky, and the slow, painful process of healing.

New Year’s Eve arrived, and the city was alive with anticipation. Fireworks lit up the sky, casting a brilliant glow over the dark landscape. Alice watched from her hotel window, feeling a strange mix of emotions. She missed Bucky more than ever, the ache in her heart a constant reminder of his absence. Yet, there was also a flicker of hope, a tiny spark that refused to be extinguished.

She wrapped herself in a warm coat and ventured outside, drawn once again to the Northern Lights. The auroras were faint that night, but still present, their gentle colours weaving through the stars. Alice stood alone in the quiet, the distant sounds of celebration reaching her ears. She took a deep breath and began to speak, her words carried away by the cold wind.

“Buck, it’s New Year’s Eve. I can’t believe it’s been over two years since you… since you are gone. I’ve missed you every single day. I wish you were here with me, to see this beautiful place, to start the new year together…”

She paused, looking up at the sky, the faint colours of the auroras reflecting in her eyes. “I don’t know what this next year will bring, but I promise to keep going. For you, for us. I’ll try to find happiness again, even if it’s hard. I’ll keep talking to you, keep sharing my life with you. I love you, Buck.”

As the clock struck midnight, Alice closed her eyes and made a silent wish. She wished for strength, for peace, and for the courage to face whatever the future held. The fireworks exploded above, a dazzling display of light and colour, and for a moment, she felt a sense of connection, as if Bucky was there with her, sharing the moment.

As the new year approached, Alice made a silent promise to herself and to Bucky. She would carry his memory with her, let it be a source of strength rather than sorrow. The road ahead was uncertain and lonely, but she would face it with the love they had shared, a love that no snap could ever erase. And so, in the cold, beautiful nights of Reykjavik, under the endless dance of the Northern Lights, Alice found a way to hold on an to keep moving forward, one step at a time.

The days after New Year’s turned into weeks, and Alice slowly began to feel a shift within herself. The pain of losing Bucky was still there, a deep scar that would never fully heal, but it was no longer the all-consuming force it once was. She found herself looking forward to each new day, curious about what it might bring. The memories of Bucky became a source of strength, a reminder of the love they had shared.

By the time January came to an end, Alice knew it was time to leave Reykjavik. She had found a measure of peace there, but she also knew that her journey wasn’t over. There were still places to see, experiences to have, and a life to live. She packed her bags with a mix of sadness and anticipation, ready to face whatever came next.

On her last night in Reykjavik, Alice stood under the Northern Lights one final time. The auroras were particularly vibrant, their colours dancing across the sky in a mesmerizing display. She spoke to Bucky, her voice steady and filled with a quiet resolve.

“Thank you, Bucky, for everything. For your love, your strength, your memory. You’ve helped me more than you could ever know. I’ll carry you with me, always. Goodbye, Reykjavik. Goodbye, my love.”

With that, Alice turned and walked away, her heart a little lighter, her steps a little surer. The road ahead was still uncertain, but she was ready to face it, carrying the memory of Bucky and the beauty of the Northern Lights with her.

The next few months, Alice began her journey through Europe. She immersed herself in the art and culture of Italy, wandered the sunlit streets of Spain, and savoured the vibrant life of Portugal. Each place offered new experiences and distractions, but the shadow of her loss was always there. She met people, shared stories, and even found moments of joy.

By October 2021, Alice felt the pull of the north once more and decided to travel to Norway. She found herself in a small village nestled among the fjords and mountains, a place where time seemed to stand still. The cold was intense, but the beauty of the landscape was worth it.

The village was charming, with its snow-covered rooftops and twinkling lights. Alice quickly became fascinated by Norse mythology, spending her days reading about the gods and legends, visiting ancient sites, and talking to the locals about their cultural heritage. She found solace in the stories of Odin, Thor, and Freyja, but it was the tales of Loki that struck a deeper chord. Loki, like Bucky, had been taken away by Thanos, and the memory of his charm made her heart ache.

One evening, while she was enjoying a warm drink at the village pub, she found herself surrounded by curious locals, eager to hear about her travels and the stories she had gathered.

Word had spread quickly through the village that Alice was an Avenger. The locals were fascinated by her presence, and many had joined her in the pub to hear her tales. As she shared stores of her adventures, the conversation inevitably turned to Norse mythology. She mentioned her fascination with Loki, and how his stories resonated with her on a personal level.

An elderly man named Bjorn leaned forward, his eyes twinkling with curiosity. “You’ve actually met Loki, haven’t you? The real one, not just the legend.”

Alice hesitated, a mixture of emotions washing over her. She nodded slowly. “Yes, I’ve met him.”

The villagers’ eyes widened, and a murmur of excitement ran through the room. Gudrun, the village storyteller, spoke up. “What was he like? Is he anything like the stories?”

Alice took a deep breath, thinking back to her encounters with Loki. “He was… complex. Mischievous and cunning, yes, but there was more to him. He was also capable being charming, and intelligent. He was not just a villain; there was a lot of depth to him.”

The locals nodded, their faces reflecting a mix of amusement and intrigue. Ingrid, a young woman with bright eyes, asked, “Did you ever get to know him personally?”

Alice smiled sorrowfully, feeling a pang of nostalgia. “Yes, I did. More personally than I ever expected.” She paused, realizing she had said too much.

Bjorn leaned in, his curiosity piqued. “It sounds like there’s a story there. Care to share?”

Alice hesitated, but the warmth and genuine interest of the villagers encouraged her to open up. “Loki and I… we had a complicated relationship. There were moments when I saw a different side of him, a side that was vulnerable and even kind. But it was always overshadowed by his nature and the choices he made.”

The room fell silent as the villagers absorbed her words. Gudrun’s eyes sparkled with understanding. “Love and loss, intertwined with myth and reality. It sounds like something out of our old sagas.”

Alice chuckled softly. “I suppose it does. It wasn’t easy, and there were a lot of conflicting emotions. But meeting him, knowing him, it is something I wouldn’t change for anything.”

Ingrid spoke again, her voice soft. “Do you think he ever found peace?”

Alice looked down, her heart heavy with memories. “I hope so. He deserved it, after everything. Despite his flaws, he had a good heart buried deep inside.”

The villagers nodded, a sense of friendship and shared understanding settling over the group. They spent the rest of the evening sharing their own stories and legends, finding common ground in their experiences of love, loss, and the complexity of human nature.

As the night wore on and the crowd began to thin, Bjorn raised his glass in a toast. “To Loki, and to those we’ve loved and lost. May their stories live on in our hearts.”

Alice raised her glass, a small smile playing on her lips. “To Loki.”

With that, they drank, a sense of connection and closure filling the room. Alice knew her journey was far from over, but in that moment, surrounded by new friends and shared stories, she felt a little less alone.

Alice settled into the rhythm of village life in Norway. The long winter nights were filled with the warmth of her new friendships and comfort of shared tales. As the months passed, Alice became a beloved member of the community, her tales of adventure and loss resonating deeply with the villagers.

She found solace in the simple routines of the beauty of the Norwegian landscape. The crisp air, snow-covered mountains, and serene fjords provided a tranquil backdrop for her continued healing. Each day brought new discoveries and small joys, from learning ski to joining in local festivals. She even spent Christmas was Bjorn’s family.

In February, the village prepared for the annual celebration of the Sami National Day. Alice was invited to participate in the festivities, which included traditional music, dance, and a grand feast. She felt a sense of belonging as she joined the villagers in their celebrations, the warmth and hospitality enveloping her like a comforting blanket.

One evening, as she stood on a hill overlooking the village, the Northern Lights appeared once again, painting the sky with their ethereal glow. Alice felt a familiar ache in her heart but also a deep sense of peace. She spoke softly into the night, her words carried away by the cold wind.

“Buck, I wish you could see this. It’s so beautiful here. I’ve found some peace, and I think I’m almost ready to move forward. I love you, Buck.”

The next morning, as the village bustled with activity, Alice prepared to say her goodbyes. The villagers gathered to see her off, their faces reflecting a mixture of sadness and pride. Bjorn, Gudrun, Ingrid, and many others hugged her tightly, their heartfelt words of farewell echoing in her ears.

“Remember, you’re always welcome here,” Gudrun said, her eyes glistening with tears. “You’ve become a part of our family, and we’ll miss you.”

Alice smiled, her heart full. “Thank you for everything. You’ve given me more than you know.”

With one last look at the village she had come to love, Alice set off on the next leg of her journey. Next stop: Sokovia.

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(The Northern Lights)

Depression was a common thing in the Eurodyne household. It normally hit at different times luckily enough, their bad weeks never usually lined up. But the one time it did, Kerry booked them a trip. He needed to get them both out of the city, away from stress and reminders.

Kerry wanted to spice things up, go somewhere Vax had never been. He tried to keep it to his place in Florida or Italy simply for his husband’s comfort, but he felt they needed something new, and see something Vax would be all over.

So next thing he knew, they were on their plane to Iceland. Vax was mostly quiet, lost in thought as he usually was as Kerry answered emails and did the less fun part of his job.

“What’s goin’ on in that pretty head?” Kerry spoke up after about an hour of silence, making Vax look up. His exhaustion was hitting him hard, and Kerry wished he didn’t over work himself like this.

“Static. I think if I had a single thought right now I’d explode.” Vax got up from his seat and moved to cuddle up with Kerry, the older man moving his laptop away in favor of his favorite person.

“Understandable… try not to think too hard. You take your meds today?”

“Yes Vik.” Vax mumbled sarcastically.

“Hey now, don’t get sassy because I’m making sure you’re doing what you’re supposed to.” Kerry held him to his chest, looking out the window. He hoped he had planned this right.

When they landed, Kerry got them checked into their lodge as soon as possible, they had a tour to get too and he could see that Vax’s interest had been caught.

He had Vax out of the lodge in ten minutes flat, basically dragging him. Vax had no idea what was going on, but he was into it. And Kerry had to keep that interest for the next few hours.

Okay, the beginning of the tour was kind of a drag, Kerry wouldn’t lie… but goddamn was it worth it when he saw what he had dragged his husband all the way up for.

“Aurora.” Vax breathed, staring at the night sky with childlike wonder. Kerry was glad the Space station hadn’t completely ruined the stars for Vax.

Kerry leaned into his side, for warmth and support. This was totally worth it.

“Can I-“

“Yes you can tell me facts, that’s why we’re here.” Vax was his own personal stars podcast sometimes.

“So basically, the Northern lights, or Aurora borealis, is actually sun storms. But our atmosphere protects us from them, they’re as pretty as they are violent.”

“Sounds like someone I know.”

“Yeah Venus is fucking violent sometimes-“

“You asshole. You knew who I was talking about.”

“A n y w a y, speaking of Venus, did you know that the lights were named after the Roman goddess of dawn, Aurora? And the Greek god of winds, Boreas?”

“I did not.”

“Yeah, it’s really fuckin cool when you think about it-“

Vax proceeded to take about the lights for the next 15 minutes, until they had faded and his face fell a bit.

“What?” Kerry frowned.

“It’s just said something so beautiful only lasts for a short amount of time. We’re lucky we even got to see them.”

“…kinda like life.”

Vax’s arm tightened around him, and Kerry looked up to find grey eyes staring down at him.

“You didn’t drag me up here to serve divorce papers did you? Because we are stuck in this shit together, no one else could possibly-“

Kerry cut him off with a kiss, holding his face with a small smile when they pulled back.

“I’m genuinely amazed you haven’t exploded yet… I’m not going anywhere.” Kerry whispered, bumping their foreheads together.

“Good…” Vax whispered back, looking back up at the stars.

[cyssiesdiary]

100 Things I Want To Do Before I Die

Inspired by Zom 100

Do ballet

Perform the lac des signes

Get married

Drive an F1 car

Drive a motorcycle

Go to an F1 Grand Prix

Go to a Formula E GP

Climb a mountain

Release Music

Be the lead in a movie

Go on a Safari

See the Norwegian fjords

Go to Monaco

See the Northern Lights

Read the Whole Bible

Get my Master’s Degree 

Have a 4.0 GPA

Draw a self-portrait 

Paint a mural

See every Caravaggio paintings irl

See every Monet paintings irl

See every Goya Art piece irl

See every Basquiat paintings irl

Sculpt something

Plant a tree

Give a speech

Create a clothing brand

Do pottery

Work at a farm

Swim in the ocean

Hold a Spider

Perform a play

Go scuba diving

Go skiing

Get fluent in German

Get fluent in Mandarin

Get fluent in Italian

Get fluent in Korean

Eat at every Michelin 3 star restaurants in Paris

Get a cat

See a show on Broadway

Tour Tuscany alone

Get a bellybutton piercing

Make a vlog

Play a Tennis match against Serena Williams

Go see a ballet

Go see an Opera

Finish One Piece (or get up to date)

Interview Lewis Hamilton

Try out MMA

Get my driver's license

Learn how to ollie

Go whale watching in Iceland

Get a facial

Get laser

Go to Busan

Go Snorkling

Get to 58 kg

Have abs

Play golf

Stay in a luxury hotel

Stay the night in a castle

Go to Scotland

Travel with my bestie

Get a car

Do a concert

Do a 24h fast

Finish a giant(ish) lego

Read all of the books in my library

Make notes on every book in my library

Go on a road trip with friends

Go to the 24 Hours of Le Mans

Go to a moto GP

Visit Japan

Go to Transilvania

Go to Ibiza

Visit Australia

Go to Venice

Visit the Forbidden City in Beijing

Interview Daniel Ricciardo

Glow Up

See the Kilimanjaro

Go to Cusco, Peru

Donate Blood

Go skydiving

Go to New York City alone

Get a camera

Get an instant film camera

Go on a blind date

Make a music video

Win an escape game

Complete a triathlon

Visit the Admont Abbey Library

Model

Take pretty ID pictures

Learn how to do the splits

Visit Switzerland

Get rid of my acne

Move out

Become financially independent

[theputterer]

Good Things In 2023

It’s that time of year again! Time to remember all the good things that happened in 2023. I’ve done this since 2017, and highly recommend doing this as a fun way to reflect (and to have something for future reference when you are feeling Down.)

woof ok here we go

PERSONAL

I visited two countries I haven't been to before: the Netherlands and Iceland!

The Netherlands: mostly Amsterdam but did also pop down to The Hague for a day. Did the Van Gogh Museum, the Anne Frank House, the Rijksmuseum, the Bloemenmarkt, a canal boat tour, the Royal Palace, the Mauritshuis.

Iceland: I was there for less than 48 hours but I saw THE NORTHERN LIGHTS!!!! they were subtler than I expected but so cool. also did the Perlan Museum and a Lava Show, which ruled.

Related: I turned 30 this year!

My dear friend Sam came to visit me in Dublin in June! The highlight of her visit was going with her to see Hozier at Malahide Castle.

Speaking of which, Hozier dropped UNREAL UNEARTH which isn't personal, per se, but is very personal to me

My sister visited me in November! We squeezed a lot in her time here, but highlights were Glendalough, the Hill of Tara, and the Galway Christmas Market.

A few aunts went on a trip to Ireland this fall and I joined them for a bit up in Donegal, as well as a day trip to Derry, which I'd not been to before.

Completely fucking forgot about this but I did write a 158k word long ROGUE ONE / FRINGE AU, ENDLESS FORMS MOST BEAUTIFUL. it was a real fuckin bitch to finish, let me tell you that

I got really into MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE over the summer (don't ask) and wrote a couple short pieces inspired by the most recent movie, DEAD RECKONING - PART ONE: LADY LAZARUS and WORTHY THE NAME OF SIR KNIGHT.

I jumped back on my bullshit in October and wrote a long, extended epilogue to my BINARY STAR SYSTEMS trilogy: TWO DESERTS. the way the series ended was always correct and good but it was fun to write this extended epilogue focusing on the fallout, the question of what it's like to live past the end of your myth.

Anything bolded below is something I particularly enjoyed and recommend. 

MOVIES

2023 movies I saw and liked:

M3GAN

KNOCK AT THE CABIN

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BONO AND THE EDGE, A SORT OF HOMECOMING WITH DAVID LETTERMAN

DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS: HONOR AMONG THIEVES

RENFIELD

THREE MUSKETEERS: D'ARTAGNAN

JOHN MULANEY: BABY J

SISU

THE LITTLE MERMAID

SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER VERSE

ASTEROID CITY

INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY

MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE: DEAD RECKONING - PART ONE

BARBIE

OPPENHEIMER

PAST LIVES

ELEMENTAL

A HAUNTING IN VENICE

CHEVALIER

KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON

BOTTOMS

THE ROYAL HOTEL

DREAM SCENARIO

ANATOMY OF A FALL

THE HUNGER GAMES: THE BALLAD OF SONGBIRDS AND SNAKES

EILEEN

NAPOLEON

GODZILLA MINUS ONE

FERRARI

2022 movies I saw and liked:

TAR

THE LOST CITY

WOMEN TALKING

TV

THE LAST OF US

PEAKY BLINDERS

BOOKS

super embarrassing how few books I read this year:

"Survival of the Richest: Escape Fantasies of the Tech Billionaires" by Douglas Rushkoff

"Donegal Folk Tales" by Joe Brennan

"Listen to the Land Speak: A Journey into the Wisdom of What Lies Beneath Us" by Manchan Magan

"Hell Bent" by Leigh Bardugo

"The Book of M" by Peng Shepherd

"The World We Make" by NK Jemisin

"The Echo Wife" by Sarah Gailey

"Daisy Jones and the Six" by Taylor Jenkins Reid

"White Cat, Black Dog: Stories" by Kelly Link

"Yellowface" by RF Kuang

"Ithaca" by Claire North

"Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI" by David Grann

"A Heart That Works" by Rob Delaney

"Rebecca" by Daphne du Maurier

"The Crying Book" by Heather Christie

"In the Dream House" by Carmen Maria Machado

"Rogues: True Stories of Grifters, Killers, Rebels, and Crooks" by Patrick Radden Keefe

"Fleabag" by Phoebe Waller-Bridge

"The Hurricane Wars" by Thea Guanzon

OTHER GOOD THINGS

*some of these things are Good as in well-written or well-made, but maybe not Good in topic.

"Eurydice" by Adrienne Su

"What Happens to a School Shooter's Sister?" by Jennifer Gonnerman for The New Yorker. A high school student murders his parents and several students at his school, and his sister is left to pick up the pieces. really powerful story on unconditional love.

"A Friend Died, Her Novel Unfinished. Could I Realize Her Vision?" by Leslie Jamison for The New Yorker. the grief of losing not only a dear friend but her art as well.

"Fuck you, I don't know?"

Werner Herzog pronounces Eeyore.

George Washington's Dream for America, an SNL sketch.

Judi Dench performs Shakespeare.

"Walking Brittany Home" by Devin Faraci for Washington Post. a really beautiful piece on death and love.

This thread on the struggle of trying to be fashionable in Ireland.

"The Return of the Marriage Plot: Why everyone is so eager for men and women to get hitched" by Rebecca Traister for The Cut.

"We Were Never Supposed to See Our Own Faces This Much" by Lola Christina Alao for Dazed Digital. on social media and personal reflection.

sunwoof

this story about Jimmy Buffett I loved

"She Wasn't Able to Get an Abortion. Now She's A Mom. Soon She'll Start Seventh Grade" by Charlotte Alter for Time. the cruelty is the point.

had a pilot named Ken yesterday and he introduced himself by saying his job is plane

"Cillian Murphy might be the star of a massive movie atm but to me he will always be the guy that showed up in the rain to our abortion rights marches"

"The 'Troubling Reverberations' at the End of OPPENHEIMER, Explained" by Bilge Ebiri for Vulture. it's an absolutely devastating ending, but the fact remains: there was no other way to end it.

this obituary for the great Sinéad O'Connor.

Kiké Hernandez returned to the Dodgers!

this behind the scenes video from the filming of MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE: DEAD RECKONING - PART ONE where Tom Cruise's co-stars watch him drive a motorcycle off a cliff.

"How Christopher Nolan Learned to Stop Worrying and Love AI" by Maria Streshinsky for Wired. good interview with Nolan, one of my favorite filmmakers / artists. (anyone who's ever read anything I've written is probably like yes, this is very obvious.)

"The Perils and Promises of Penis-Enlargement Surgery" by Ava Kofman for The New Yorker. an absolutely BONKERS but super important piece!

a new ending to RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK, lmao

"The Return of Ryan Gosling" by Zach Baron for GQ. really great profile writing going on here!

"LOST Illusions: The Untold Story of the Hit Show's Poisonous Culture" by Maureen Ryan for Vanity Fair. LOST is one of my favorite shows and has been super influential on my work. (again, this is probably very obvious). this piece is devastating in how it reveals the terrible racism and sexism behind the scenes of a show I have loved. important.

Henry Kissinger died this year (GOOD THINGS BABYYY) and this piece by Nick Turse, which came out in May, is a good explainer on why that's such good news: "Kissinger's Killing Fields".

"Talking With 'Swiftie Dads' at a Taylor Swift Concert" by Eileen Cartter for GQ. I thought this was very sweet.

The New York Times had an interactive feature about Connie Chung and her impact on young Chinese-American women, particularly the ones named after her. I love this video of her meeting some of them.

"Will A.I. Become the New McKinsey?" by Ted Chiang for The New Yorker. Chiang is best known as the writer of STORY OF YOUR LIFE which was adapted into ARRIVAL, so it's wise to listen to him when it comes to tech and science.

Loved this speech Mark Hamill gave about Carrie Fisher at her Hollywood Walk of Fame induction ceremony.

Accents white people can still do.

this absolutely incredible slapstick esque unintentional comedy scene.

As always, tagging anyone who’d like to do this!

@magalis @callioope @earnestfeeling @illuminahsti @fortysevenswrites @vaderkat @leaiorganas @garethsedwards @rifle-yes @buffyrat @alittlemomentum @i-am-slain @rogue-rook

[enjoyicelandtours]

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[feytouched]

Ohh you also have been to Iceland! I actually lived there in 2016 💕 what did you see?

oh neat! i went in 2014 as part of a student exchange on the topic of sustainability, so i lived with a student there for a week or so, we went to school with them but also saw a lot of natural sites (skógafoss, seljalandsfoss, thingvellir national park, the geyser strokkur, eyjafjallajökull - i didn't go see glaciers but my teachers did) as well as a geothermal power plant, the blue lagoon, a veggie-growing greenhouse where i left my cell phone and it got stolen, a horseback riding ranch where we went on a pony tour, and of course reyjkavík, namely the outside of the hallgrímskirkja, the harpa, and an insanely overpriced burger and salad place.

didn't see any northern lights, sadly, but did make hamburgers out of reindeer meat, saw snow, and started my first (very short-lived) relationship with an emo boy from the spanish delegation LOL but i mostly miss the natural landscapes, iceland truly is so beautiful!

did you live in reykjavík? how was your time there?

[severewizardphilosopher]

Places to Go for Vacation

Introduction

Planning a vacation is an exciting endeavor, and the world is brimming with remarkable destinations to explore. Whether you're seeking natural beauty, cultural richness, adventure, or relaxation, there's a perfect vacation spot for everyone. In this article, we'll take a tour of some of the top places to go for vacation, each offering a unique and unforgettable experience.

1. Bali, Indonesia

Known as the "Island of the Gods," Bali is a tropical paradise with stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and vibrant culture. Visitors can explore ancient temples, enjoy water sports, and savor Balinese cuisine. Don't miss the tranquil rice terraces and the energetic nightlife in Seminyak.

2. Santorini, Greece

Santorini, an enchanting island in the Aegean Sea, is famous for its iconic white-washed buildings, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic sunsets. It's a romantic destination with breathtaking views, ancient ruins, and delicious Mediterranean cuisine.

3. Kyoto, Japan

For a taste of Japanese culture and history, Kyoto is a must-visit. This city is renowned for its traditional tea houses, stunning cherry blossoms in spring, and beautiful temples. Stroll through bamboo forests, participate in tea ceremonies, and admire the art of the geisha.

4. Bora Bora, French Polynesia

Bora Bora is synonymous with paradise. Its turquoise lagoons, overwater bungalows, and coral reefs make it a dream destination for honeymooners and water enthusiasts. Snorkeling, scuba diving, and relaxation are the order of the day.

5. Tuscany, Italy

Tuscany's rolling hills, historic cities, and delectable cuisine make it a favorite European destination. Explore the charming streets of Florence, sample world-class wines in Chianti, and savor the simple pleasures of life in the Tuscan countryside.

6. Maldives

The Maldives, a collection of over a thousand coral islands, is a tropical haven with luxury resorts and stunning marine life. It's an ideal spot for beach lovers, honeymooners, and those seeking seclusion in paradise.

7. Machu Picchu, Peru

Machu Picchu, the ancient Inca citadel nestled in the Andes Mountains, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the world's most iconic travel destinations. Hike the Inca Trail or take the train to witness this archaeological wonder.

8. New York City, USA

For the bustling urban experience, New York City is a top choice. Explore iconic landmarks like Times Square, Central Park, and the Statue of Liberty. The city offers a vibrant arts scene, diverse cuisine, and endless entertainment.

9. Cape Town, South Africa

Cape Town is a city of breathtaking beauty, nestled between Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean. Explore vibrant neighborhoods, visit the Cape of Good Hope, and savor South African wines in the surrounding vineyards.

10. Patagonia, Argentina and Chile

Patagonia offers awe-inspiring natural beauty with its glaciers, mountains, and remote wilderness. It's a dream destination for hikers, nature lovers, and wildlife enthusiasts.

11. Iceland

Iceland's dramatic landscapes include geysers, waterfalls, volcanoes, and geothermal springs. The Blue Lagoon, the Golden Circle, and the Northern Lights are just a few of the attractions that make Iceland a unique vacation destination.

12. Marrakech, Morocco

Marrakech is a bustling and exotic city in North Africa. Explore the bustling souks, visit the historic medina, and relax in stunning riads. Marrakech offers a blend of tradition and modernity.

13. Sydney, Australia

Sydney, with its iconic Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, is a vibrant city with beautiful beaches, world-class dining, and a variety of cultural attractions. The city's coastal charm and natural beauty are hard to resist.

14. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Rio de Janeiro is known for its lively Carnival, stunning beaches, and iconic Christ the Redeemer statue. Enjoy samba music, relax on Copacabana Beach, and explore the lush Tijuca Forest.

15. Istanbul, Turkey

Istanbul straddles Europe and Asia, offering a rich blend of cultures, history, and architecture. Visit the Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, and the Grand Bazaar for an unforgettable experience.

Conclusion

The world is a treasure trove of vacation destinations, each offering a unique blend of natural beauty, culture, history, and adventure. Whether you're drawn to tropical paradises, ancient cities, or remote wilderness, there's a place for every traveler to discover and savor. When planning your next vacation, consider the experiences that ignite your wanderlust and create memories that will last a lifetime.

[yellowknifetourguideexpert]

5-Day Yellowknife Aurora Borealis Adventure

Do you want to witness the Northern Lights of the phenomenon of nature? You need to look no further than Yellowknife, for which is called aurora dream tours yellowknife Capital of North America. This 5-day itinerary is designed for those who are ready to experience an unforgettable northern light display in the Northwest Territories. Let us dig into the essential things that you must go through when planning your trip, what you can expect, and how can you exploit your light-cycling practice to the utmost.

Preparing for Your Yellowknife Aurora Expedition

Planning a trip to Yellowknife is one of the things to do in Canada that is a must-see and if you get to experience the beautiful Northern Lights then you are lucky. It is essential to pack your luggage correctly before you go for your yellow knife aurora hunt. The fundamental thing to remember is that the Arctic environment requires a lot of warm clothing, so pick lots of them. These may be cowls and lightweight windbreakers, one for trekking and another for leisure, or Tyrolean ski suits with high boots to keep them warm and dry. Warm feet are important, so that your toes do not freeze. A few extra care items are as follows: Tripod and extra batteries fot the camera, as cold tempertures quickly suck them out. And then, you need to add a sense of discovery with the weather and life game, because the journey of finding an aurora dream tours yellowknife is as much of a mystery as it is the star-gaze itself.

Getting Your Bearings in the Diamond City

The moment you get into the airport of Yellowknife, the vibe of excitement will catch you. The most popular place in a town that is mining diamonds becomes the meeting point of the whole world in the time of activity. Stroll around the town for a little, pop into the Center for Northern Studies and shop for some tumbler designs that are only available in the local stores, or have a cup with your friends at a place around the neighborhood. Start by using those first few hours to get your body to the new atmosphere that you've already inhaled and get the preparations done for the forthcoming celestial wonderments.

Your First Night of Aurora Viewing

As the night-darkness descends on your second day, time seems to crawl very slowly. The guided aurora dream tours yellowknife you're about to go to will take you to those areas where, far away from the city lights, you can get the best chance to see them in their full glory. Dress warmly and get on a bus that is not only comfortable but is also equipped with a heater. On the way, the knowledgeable guide will disclose some surprising facts about aurora borealis that are scarcely known. When finally arriving near the observation station, rather, remember to have your eyes fixed to the sky. Watching the first brief sighting of the delicate emerald threads flirting in space between the stars will be unforgettable.

Daytime Activities in Yellowknife

Days and nights are an unforgettable Arctic experience. Nighttime is for watching the Northern Lights while your daytime is devoted to fun Arctic activities. Try to harness a dog team, the traditional northern transportation mode. Should you decide to go ice fishing on Great Slave Lake, it is the only opportunity you have to catch your dinner. In addition to taking part in arctic activities, journey a local native group to experience first hand their culture, know about their history of a deep connection to the land.

Perfecting Your Aurora Photography

On your fourth night, it is most possible that you have caught sight of some truly amazing auroras. It's time to learn how to shoot a camera to perfection... Your mentor suggests you picture arrangement, strategy, and the right time to aim your camera. You need to stand by a tripod to keep the angle stable and see the difference long exposure gives you. Obviously, don't concentrate on the technical aspects too much – it's important to stop for a moment to see what's there. Of course, the memory of gazing up at an aurora dream tours yellowknife with your own eyes is often more precious than one acquiring a photo of it.

Reflecting on Your Aurora Adventure

As your five-day aurora dream tours yellowknife viewing adventure is coming to an end, you should take the time to think about the wonderful experiences you've had. Right from the thrill of that initial vision to the magnificent displays that you have seen; your visit to Yellowknife has no doubt been delightful. Bond over travel tales, exchange photos, and start organizing your next arctic adventure. The universe smiling elaborately and The northern lights have a way of calling people back, and many find themselves returning year after year to chase that perfect aurora.

Conclusion:

Yellowknife offers a unique opportunity to observe the miraculous aurora dream tours yellowknife borealis phenomenon. Besides the distinctive clear skies, the auroral oval also happens to be situated here, where loving and seasoned guide every step of the way, it isn't hard to understand why, in the end, the Long scent-pine tours are a hit in Yellowknife. The Northwest Territories make an ideal Setting for this bucket list Opportunity regardless of if you are a first-time visitor like me or an aurora chaser who has done it before. Are you all set for a 5-day aurora tour to Yellowknife? Contact Yellowknife Tours Ltd. is you're interested in planning your once-in-a-lifetime trip. First, you can learn from their experienced staff how you can devise the best travel arrangement to bring your aurora dream tours yellowknife wishes to life. Don't delay... the shimmering magical northern lights are waiting for you! You can start your polar journey by dialing (867) 873-4600. The travel provider awaits your connection via this initial move.

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