The Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) was spotted once again around Hexham and district areas such as Haltwhistle, Bardon Mill and Allendale on Friday, May 10 and early morning of Saturday, May 11.
Tyne Green (Image: Roger Higgins)Thousands rushed out to secluded spots to capture the best picture possible.
Emily Hall (Image: Rachael Anna Marie)Although many were surprised and delighted that the lights were visable from their own street and back garden.
When taking pictures, many of our readers' pets also wanted to get involved in making memories of the night.
Alice Stroyan took this funny picture of her neighbours cat, who came to see why she was out so late in her garden. (Image: Alice Stroyan)
When Alice Stroyan was out watching the night sky, Cosmo the neighbours' cat came to see her when she was lying on her back looking up at the lights.
Jane Shortland took this pic outside with her dog (Image: Jane Shortland)
Jane Shortland's dog also took the opportunity to join in and wanted to pose below the Northern Lights.
Gemma Richardson took this stunning picture in· Simonburn (Image: Roger Higgins)
Sometimes photos of the Northern Lights can look 'too' good and might look like they've been edited - which Graham Leadbitter addressed in his caption.
Haydon Bridge (Image: Graham Leadbitter)
He said: "Haydon Bridge, this photo looks edited but it has no way at all been adjusted."
Cody Doherty took this amazing picture in Hexham (Image: Cody Doherty)Some of our readers just happened to have been out during the Northern Lights, such as John Cody Doherty.
Luke Alexander-Dent took this lovely picture of St Andrew’s Church, Corbridge, during the Northern Lights.
St Andrew’s Church, Corbidge (Image: Luke Alexander-Dent)
Celia Ridley also took this picture after arriving home from a birthday party - so it was a perfect ending to her night.
Celia Ridley took this after arriving home from a birthday party. (Image: Celia Ridley)
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