Photos on either end of totality. |
There was cloud cover during totality, but no complaints here! |
A friend's photo from Georgia. |
A friend's photo from Wyoming. |
I think my friend Connie in NC three hours away wins! I don't know anyone else that got a deck full of little eclipses, even on her chows! |
We knew there would be others trekking up the trail to Big Rock, but not this many! Most license plates from other states. |
We only saw one couple on the trail, so evidently people disbursed among several trails to different areas of DuPont Forest. |
We wanted to experience the eclipse with other nature lovers and make a day of it, not just step out our back door and take a photo. |
It was a great group of people, incense in the air, a guy with a Tibetian gong, which he played throughout the event, lots of dogs! |
Clouds rolled in making everyone nervous, but there were lots of blue sky gaps in between. |
These boulders were warm, almost like going to a spa and having hot stones. It felt very soothing to my back and legs while waiting for "the show". |
Not a fan of my picture being taken. A video of the crowd while we wait. |
Special mylar to cover lens so as not to burn out the camera to get those awesome shots! |
Bob always harasses the dogs who want nothing to do with standing still and being pet. |
2:38 pm and so it begins! |
The shadows coming over the mountains was like pulling down a shade. |
We saw stars and Venus. |
Bob and the Australians. |
We also got an awesome sunset! |
The park rangers were thanked by many for an awesome show, we all just wish it lasted a lot longer than two minutes! |
Lots of bike traffic on the way back down the trail, which is known to be a favorite for mountain bikers. Now for a lunar eclipse in 2019! No glasses needed! |
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