Check out lightning strikes and other summer scenes in this week's audience photo gallery

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Image | Tilton lightning
Caption: Kayla Sooley captured the bright lightning flashes Wednesday night, from her balcony in Tilton, N.L. (Submitted by Kayla Sooley)
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The night of July 30 was unusual for those on the Avalon Peninsula, as a thunderstorm brought loud booms and intense lightning strikes. In this photo gallery, check out some shots of that night plus some other —more calming — summer sights.
Enjoy these photos, then scroll to the bottom to see how you can be part of next week's gallery.
Image | Topsail lightning
Caption: Brian George captured the bright lightning flashes from Paradise during Wednesday night's storm. (Submitted by Brian George)
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Image | Gambo sky
Caption: Darlene Collins said it looked like there was a storm brewing in Gambo on July 31. (Submitted by Darlene Collins)
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Image | Triton Rainbow
Caption: After intense thunderstorms during the week, this Sunday rainbow in Triton is a calming sight to see. (Submitted by Barry Bridger)
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Image | Cod fishing in bonavista
Caption: Pamela Crewe says Sunday morning was perfect for cod fishing in Bonavista Bay. (Submitted by Pamela Crewe)
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Image | Little port
Caption: Gordon Winsor captured a few boats that would be great to take out on the calm ocean waters, under the clear summer sky. (Submitted by Gordon Winsor)
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Image | Northern Bay sands
Caption: Summer is the best time to explore sandy beaches, just like Connie Boland did in Northern Bay on July 28. (Submitted by Connie Boland)
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