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[deleted] t1_jd60bxh wrote

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JLHuston t1_jd61inl wrote

Iā€™m a social worker, and I had a 12 yr old kid I was working with that day. I had the special glasses for him to wear, and got to see his face when he first looked up. His reaction was priceless.

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[deleted] t1_jd63972 wrote

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mojitz t1_jd7ireb wrote

Caught it too. The difference between even a teensy tiny sliver of sun peeking out and actual totality is wild.

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Hanginon t1_jd6n6no wrote

I traveled to a campground in South Carolina to watch the one in 2017, made it a 2 week+ long road trip including stopping and visiting family along the route. So worth it!

Shoutout to Devil's Fork State park, great place.

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chesbyiii t1_jd7nt4m wrote

Weather forecast at my house? Cloudy if some astronomical wonder is happening [sadface]

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FourteenthCylon t1_jd9djrp wrote

I would be willing to drive about two or three hours in any direction to try to find good weather if necessary. I saw the last one and it was worth traveling for.

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Amyarchy t1_jd7riz7 wrote

This has inevitably been the case for me as well, no matter where I'm living.

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tossawayintheend t1_jd8cx68 wrote

I'm thinking of buying eclipse glasses in bulk now and then reselling them at twice the price next year.

Capitalism!

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WhatTheCluck802 t1_jd8nfva wrote

I 100% guarantee there will be 100% cloud cover on that date. šŸ˜–

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resistreclaim t1_jd9laud wrote

I was in Saco, ME for the last one. Good times.

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Necessary_Cat_4801 t1_jdi6zhf wrote

The likelihood of being able to see the moon in April in VT is low, that's for sure.

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