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October 30th 03, 11:26 PM
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Auroras in Greece!!!
Dear Friends,
The impossible just happened! We had an aurora in Greece and this is something which is virtually impossible due to our great distance from the earth's geomagnetic pole. I will post a link to the photos shortly as I must prepare the HTML for ftp transfer to my website. I never expected to see an aurora here in Greece in my wildest dreams! Anthony. 
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