Will somebody PLEASE turn on the lights Carole Matthews embarks on a nose-numbing winter cruise down Norway's coast in search of the elusive aurora borealis ...,REVIEW

From: Mail on Sunday | Date: October 30, 2005| Author: CAROLE MATTHEWS | Copyright information

WHEN you think of taking a relaxing four-day winter break, heading off to the Arctic Circle may not seem the obvious choice, with its subzero temperatures, enough snow to bring Britain to its knees and minimal daylight.

But a few days in the wilds of the Arctic does have its attractions. There's something masochistically satisfying about visiting one of the coldest places on Earth and, on top of that, it's one of the few places where you can view the Northern Lights or, to give this ...

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