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Northern Lights over Svinøya, Svolvaer. April has once again provided the Lofoten Islands with nights of beautiful Northern Lights. But the season is drawing to a close. In another week, the nights will be so short that perhaps some Northern Lights will be visible between 1:00 and 2:00. Meanwhile, the first flowers are starting to shoot out of the ground. Only on the mountains does some snow remain.



