About 6 weeks to go?
No excuse not to get to a good site with totality passing right across America.
It's epic. I urge Americans to try and see this.

I went to Cornwall for the '99 eclipse in England which was
marred by clouds but still awesome. Almost Spiritual!

I remember a total solar eclipse in the 50' - I was told to use a dark piece of glass, as I didn't have sun-glasses. It felt very dramatic and we didn't hear any birds during those moments, all was quiet.

Originally posted by Torunn
I remember a total solar eclipse in the 50' - I was told to use a dark piece of glass, as I didn't have sun-glasses. It felt very dramatic and we didn't hear any birds during those moments, all was quiet.

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Sometimes I yearn for that...total quiet. Then I remember that I will have it, eventually, for a very long time. 😉

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Sometimes I yearn for that...total quiet. Then I remember that I will have it, eventually, for a very long time. 😉

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
How are you thinking you're going to enjoy it?

What about Canada and Mexico, are they not getting?

Originally posted by Trev33
What about Canada and Mexico, are they not getting?

Originally posted by wolfgang59
I went to Cornwall for the '99 eclipse in England which was
marred by clouds but still awesome. Almost Spiritual!

Originally posted by wolfgang59
Don't think so. Runs across US from coast to coast.

Originally posted by divegeester
If I travelled half way round the earth to see some cloudy UK weather and some accompanying peculiar low light, I'd be tempted to find it spiritual too.

I am wondering about how the solar eclipse adn the pathway of the moon's shadow is explained by the flat earthers 😉

Originally posted by Ponderable
I am wondering about how the solar eclipse adn the pathway of the moon's shadow is explained by the flat earthers 😉

Originally posted by wolfgang59
God can shine his torch wherever he wants!
Job done.

Originally posted by wolfgang59
Don't think so. Runs across US from coast to coast.