# Smoke from the 2020 California wildfires tinting the sunset red on the Swedish west coast 3

- By: W.carter
- Date: Taken on 19 September 2020, 19:00:31
- Classification: Photograph
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On September 19, the smoke from the 2020 Western United States wildfires reached Sweden. On the news and the weather forecast, we were promised red-tinted sunsets for a while. - Yes we got it. This is the sun setting in the Atlantic as seen from the West Coast of Sweden. Stångehuvud nature reserve, Lysekil, Sweden. The two large lighthouses, left and right in the distance, are Brandskärs flak and Dynabrott flanking the shipping lane into Brofjorden. Between them is the smaller Gulskären lighthouse.\[1\] Size markers in the photo: The odd shape of two of the lighthouses, is because they have helipads at the top.