Stunning photographs have been taken of the Northern Lights display along the north Norfolk coast this week.
The natural spectacle, caused by radiation from the sun interacting with the earth's atmosphere, happened late on Tuesday night and early yesterday morning.
Keen Norfolk photographers Gary Pearson, from Dersingham, James Rowley-Hill, from Happisburgh, and Duncan Arnold managed to capture the impressive green and red light display from different points of the coast.
Mr Pearson was at Burnham Overy Staithe harbour, Mr Rowley-Hill was at Cley Windmill and Mr Arnold was Morston Quay.
To view their pictures click on the photo gallery link within this story.
Chris Bell, Weatherquest forecaster, said there was a better chance of seeing the Northern Lights when skies were dark and dry which was why north Norfolk was a good spot to observe them.
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