Reply to "Total Solar Eclipse April 2024"

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@Fedya posted:
One of my sisters lives just west of Austin. The other lives just east of Dallas. Both of them get totality.
And then there's the Salukis of Southern Illinois University. They're in the path of totality, and got totality for the August 2017 eclipse.
I don't have totality -- I'd have to drive to Rochester or Buffalo -- but am taking the day off hoping the weather is good and I can get some shots of near-totality.

We will have totality here in Rochester. Stop by any time - I have some extra glasses.

3/14/2412:21 PM

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