maybe all your people are coming on Sunday or will be ‘day trippers’.
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So decided to not make the hour ride for the 100% totality view, and our area is calling for clear skies… I believe they are saying we will be around 97% totality here at our residence. Plus it’s gonna be like 12C tomorrow so wanna do a bike ride early afternoon prior too.
The red line in pic is where the sun will be at 4:30pm when it’s full eclipse mode, so will have a great unobstructed view over the water. Wish I had a strong enough ND filter to get a decent shot, but will try anyway… got me glasses ready!
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Johnny suggests y’all be careful out there tomorrow. 
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So freakin cool!! Great pics!!!
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I mean, it’s getting dark-ish here in Omaha now. I guess in 5 minutes we have maximum, which is just super cloudy cover, as I understand.
Added: As a GenX-er, I was taught my eyes would be fried no matter how I looked at an eclipse.
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Hopefully my time lapse works and I can figure out how to post here…
Currently about 30 mins into it.
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We just had totality here. We couldn’t actually see it but it was pretty trippy getting so dark at 3:18pm
The streetlights turned on!
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During totality. Really nice! 1:33pm
Bottom pic to the west. Top to the northeast
@HoofHearted Great pics, great you experienced it!
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Here in South Carolina it was 80%. Long shadows and dusk like. I did get to see the total in 2017, it was awesome. Love all the pictures. 
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How is this pronounced?
E toe B Co
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It was cool. I love the eerie twilight that we had here in NC.
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Amazing experience! The shimmering shadows on the ground during totality were a trip! We saw the last one but the corona on this one was simply beautiful. One of the people I was with took this photo through their eclipse glasses with their fancy phone. Stunning.
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Sweet…nice part of Southern ON…I camp at The Massassauga Provincial Park each summer…some years keep a pontoon boat in Port Severn…
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