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19 July 2013
Northern Norway Through My Own Eyes. Photos by Tommy Rønning
by Shane Alexander Caldwell
Shane Alexander Caldwell
Shane Alexander Caldwell is the Editor of Circus Bazaar Magazine, host of the Big Tent Podcast and the sole Ringmaster of the Circus Bazaar Company. He performs acts of international political magic on the regular.

Wherever I go, whatever I see, I compare it to my home.

When the weather clears, when nature unfolds – Its blinding. Home to lights like you never seen. Warmth of the midnight sun, breathtaking Auroras, and moonlit mountains and fjords. The polar day lasts 12 months: The sun is up all night in the summer, and complete darkness in the winter.

Imagine the sun setting outside the island of Senja, the aurora borealis just starting to flicker, and a light drizzle of shooting stars.

Makes you feel like you just found serenity.

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