Aurora chasers hit the road as WA activity slows
For Leonie and Dean McFaull, fuel prices aren't stopping them crossing the country to add to their capture of more than 100 auroras.
Aurora chasers hit the road as WA activity slows
For Leonie and Dean McFaull, fuel prices aren't stopping them crossing the country to add to their capture of more than 100 auroras.
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