Hello Solar Eclipse!
A NASA Photo…Not Mine. Very Cool, Right?
Today. About 11:15 to 12:15 Mountain Time. Lunchtime.
The Entire Experience will Last about 90 Minutes.
We Sit in the 75% Eclipse Path. Perhaps You have a Better View.
The closest Total Eclipse Spot to Us is Casper, Wyoming…724 miles away.
We Have to Stay Put. Work and School.
My Friend and Her Husband are on the Road to Casper as I Write. (Hi Lorraine!)
There is Bumper to Bumper Traffic. Potential for a Tectonic Plate Shift with all the Traffic. 🙂
For a short time, Earth will be as dim as farther-out worlds in the solar system.
Hope We Get to See Something.
So How To Celebrate this Lunchtime Solar Eclipse???
With Clouds and Showers are on the Menu….Moon Pies Will Have to Do.
Shoot. It Hardly Ever Rains Here.
But This Was Early Morning…
Hoping for a Magical Solar Experience.
Hello Moon. Good Night Sun.
I’ll Catch You on the Flip Side. Sugar High and All.
The sun is shining here right now, but we are having lots of hit and miss showers and clouds…not sure we’ll see it here…
Thanks for stopping by, Linda…hope clear skies are in your forecast(!)
I was in Toronto between trains. We didn’t see much — it didn’t even get dark. But the bell guy at the Royal York let me look through his glasses and I could see the crescent moon that way — there’s supposed to be one coming through Michigan in 2024 — Hope I’m around to see that one!
Here’s to 2024…I heard it’s Texas through Maine…I don’t want to miss it. Guess NM was too far south and Toronto was definitely too far north.