The Northern Lights were yet again on show across Norfolk last night.
It was the third night in a row the aurora borealis was visible to skygazers in the county.
The Northern Lights were captured over Thetford Forest (Image: Paw El)
The lights glowed over Thetford (Image: Paw El)
The purple glow seen over the boardwalk in Wells-next-the-sea (Image: Bryn Ditheridge Photography)
The lights are best seen in rural areas with little light pollution, making the phenomenon perfect to spot across the Norfolk countryside.
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It is caused by particles from the sun meeting gasses in the Earth's atmosphere that light up the night sky creating a beautiful colourful glow.
The purple lights overlooked the famous Albatross (Image: Bryn Ditheridge)
They were captured looking over Blakeney too (Image: Brad Damms)
The lights glowed red and green over the north Norfolk coast (Image: Brad Damms)
The lights shone bright purple and green over the beach in Wells-next-the-sea, even being captured behind the famous moored Albatross clipper.
The spectacle was visible all across the county but north Norfolk seemed a particularly good spot to see the spectacle with beautiful shots captured in Blakeney.
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