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Jokes About Aurora Oct 4 on Mount Washington During Peak Fall Color

Click on image by Eric Frasier to see video of aurora

The aurora showed up over Mount Washington during peak foliage—finally, a forecast with both northern lights and leaf-peeping.
The leaves were changing color, the sky was glowing, and Mount Washington still managed to be the coldest one in the group.
Fall colors on the mountain: gorgeous. Aurora overhead: magical. Wind chill: still very much New Hampshire.
The aurora came to Mount Washington during peak foliage and was immediately mistaken for a very dramatic sunset.

Jokes About Rebranding americasroof.com from a guidebook to telling jokes about highpoints.

Americasroof.com was the first website devoted to state highpoints. The last version of that website, which was discontinued in 2016, is available on the Wayback Machine (Internet Archive).

Americasroof: Now 100% dad jokes, 0% elevation gain.
We used to help you reach the highest point in every state. Now we’re aiming for the highest point of every punchline.
Same highpoints, lower standards for comedy.
From “How do I get to the summit?” to “Why did the mountain crack up?”
America’s Roof: because every peak deserves a punchline.
We’ve traded trail guides for tall tales.
The only thing climbing here is the quality of our mountain puns.
Still all about highpoints—just taking the jokes to new heights.
No more summit maps. Just summit… else.
We used to show you the high points. Now we make them the point of the joke.