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Reportedly over a million people travelled to Charleston, SC this weekend for the eclipse and paid out the rear end for hotels and everything else. Current forecast for this afternoon: Thunderstorms
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Aug 21, 2017 17:04
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The Dunkin Donuts on base at Miramar will make you an eclipse viewer
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It won't be long before my prayers to the sun devourer will be answered. I hope you assholes are ready for a thousand years of night.
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Went up to Casper, WY to see it. The drive there yesterday was fine, about 3.5 hours. The drive back was something like 8.5 hours. All for an amazing and yet short two minutes. GO AHEAD SOMEONE MAKE A PREMATURE  JOKE, YOU KNOW YOU WANT TOI didn't bring Waldo because it was with friends and I didn't want to be too weird by whipping out an AK in the middle of a city during a solar eclipse.
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I went to Dinosaur National Monument saturday with a friend that flew in. Camped on BLM land south of the monument, only neighbors were cows. Drove up to Grand Teton saturday, all their camp sites were topped out, so we went back south of Jackson to Hoback campground (awesome place) and pitched camp in their overflow. Woke up this morning and talked to a few people, nice couple from England, an older guy from SLC, and some crazy hippies from Montana. Clear skies, right along the Hoback river, about a minute and a half of totality. Frank got around nicely and took pets from all givers.  Worth it.
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Aug 22, 2017 05:40
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Drove about 7 hrs to roughly Weisel, ID. Saw the totality. loving owned. Got a couple of pictures that are probably out of focus because I suck at manual focus. Took a pic with my phone but it just looks like a picture of the loving sun, so that's awesome. Took 2.5 hrs to drive 30 miles on a US highway, then traffic started to open up...about a 9 hr drive by the end. Worth it. Gonna see the 2024 eclipse too.
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Aug 22, 2017 05:49
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I need to see totality in 2024, I really regret not getting down to oregon for it this year. It was still dope as hell and eerie when the sun went on a dimmer for a half hour, though
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Aug 22, 2017 05:53
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The final seconds before totality it goes dark FAST. People say everything is eerie, and they're absolutely right. At first the dimming sneaks up on you, but then it drops off real drat quick.
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Aug 22, 2017 05:56
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couldn't get off work and we were about a mile north of the path of totality definitely taking off for 2024 way in advance
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Damnit I really wanted that to be a real tweet.
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Aug 22, 2017 15:03
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I got about 82% coverage. 18% sunlight is still a lot of light, but it was noticeably cooler and perceptibly darker. I did manage to get a decent photo of the eclipse with my phone by putting my eclipse glasses over the lens and mucking about with a third party camera app that let me manually focus and stuff. The path of totality for the next total eclipse goes over my brother's house, so I'll be staying with him in 2024.
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Aug 23, 2017 18:41
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I'll be somewhere in the Shawnee National Forest for the next one.
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LITERALLY SHAKING posted:I'll be somewhere in the Shawnee National Forest for the next one. Same, my buddy had a campsite there this year but I couldn't get off work 
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