A Night to Remember!

I started to write an article about CO2 and the fraud of global warming but scrapped it for now, as I started to "reminise" about when I was a kid growing up in the arctic.
It was about a "once in a lifetime" experience I had with the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis).

Sorry, these are not my pictures.

A bit of Background
I grew up in Discovery Mine, NWT.
It was a hard rock gold mine 70 air miles north of Yellowknife, NWT.

This is the "Headframe" circa 1957 -1958

I'm the kid on the left with my two other brothers.

It was in the middle of winter which used to last about 8 to 10 months of the year.
It was a cold night about -32F and it was cloudy and snowing lightly.
I was standing on the road by the mill looking down the hill.
I couldn't see the northern lights directly as the clouds diffused the light.
As far as you could see, the entire sky, the mine and the snow had a reddish - pink tinge.
It was like being on a different planet! I didn't have a camera back then and I still regret the fact that I don't have any photos.
These are some stock photos I found but they don't do that night Justice!

It was a magical memory for me. One that I will not forget!