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This may be the wrong board to say this, but
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Strongbad
Have you ever experienced even a partial one? It's kind of freaky. -- nm
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mara
Aug 9 '17, 11:36
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I remember seeing one as a kid on one of our summer road trips through California, if I'm remembering correctly. Probably the one on July 11, 1991 -- nm
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znufrii
Aug 9, 11:45
Almost positive I saw a partial one when I was younger, down in FL.
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Strongbad
Aug 9, 11:42
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Read my second description below. -- nm
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mara
Aug 9, 11:47
I'm about 40 miles from the beginning ot the totality zone, and I like the remote areas there. :) -- nm
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crash davis
Aug 9, 11:44
Annie Dillard's essay is perhaps a bit overwraught, but she attempts to describe just how freaky totality is. -- (link)
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mara
Aug 9, 11:39
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Here's a more prosaic description: "As the sliver thins, though, you get the very weird atmosphere that surrounds an eclipse, which is very difficult
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mara
Aug 9, 11:47
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