snowski/swimmouse
Angel Diva
I'm usually a photo junky, but after reading about what'd take to do this event right, I opted for just enjoying the experience, with a few photos of the people I enjoyed the day with, special glasses on and in hand...
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Solar eclipse 2017
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CarverJill
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I also didn't bother trying to take any good photos and only had my iphone with me to take pics of me and my kids. My 3 year old got scared right when it got dark and ran in the house screaming. It somewhat ruined the 2m 1s that I had to enjoy the image since I was worried about her missing it. Kids. I was amazed at how cold it got, where we were the temp dropped over 20 degrees during that time. I wish I had been out in the middle of nowhere but with kids and family we just went outside the house. The town and neighbor hood we were in is relatively remote so there was lots of quiet. a 360 degree view is what I'll shoot for in 2024.
I'm jealous of everyone that got to see the totality! I researched what it was that I had previously seen - it was an annular solar eclipse in 1994, which was dramatic in its own way, but apparently a 9 out of 10 on the "wow" scale in comparison to a total solar eclipse. 
Definitely shooting for 2024 and thinking about where it is least likely to be cloudy at that time of year (probably not Vermont...).
Definitely shooting for 2024 and thinking about where it is least likely to be cloudy at that time of year (probably not Vermont...).
VickiK
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Small maps on the right side of this page help place the next ones: https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/list.html
num
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Great pic, Fluffy Kitty 
I went down to southern Illinois for the totality and it was amazing. I especially enjoyed the chirping of the night time bugs and the temperature shift. I'm thinking Texas for 2024.
Peq, I remember the annular eclipse of 1994 as well. It was my first major solar eclipse experience.
I went down to southern Illinois for the totality and it was amazing. I especially enjoyed the chirping of the night time bugs and the temperature shift. I'm thinking Texas for 2024.
Peq, I remember the annular eclipse of 1994 as well. It was my first major solar eclipse experience.
snowski/swimmouse
Angel Diva
Just got home from a ski club dinner and music; It's obvious that our club agrees with you!
