What's your plans for the "Great American Eclipse" Aug 21st?

[ViperMan]

I considered traveling to the nearest point that would see 100%, but it was a 4+ hour drive.  Plus I wasn't able to take the day off.  We'll still be in the 90's, so I'll get to view it partially from our jobsite, assuming I'm even allowed outside for that long...

[Topcat]

I heard on the news that Moon Pies are at record selling this last week.

[Spikedog08]

Have no plans . . . Have an appointment at 1:00 . . .

[cudaized]

Sit outside. Experience this natural wonder. Sipping red wine. 
I'm be in Memphis, TN....without a 'cuda

[Topcat]

This website will show what your amount of Totality % will be and at what time where you are located at.

http://amp.timeinc.net/time/4882923/total-solar-eclipse-map-places-view/?source=dam


Enjoy the show wherever you are.

[Cuda Cody]

Got my welding helmet ready and it's started.

[ec_co]

no plans except working. too many folks heading up to Wyoming, its a madhouse and I'm staying off the roads.

[oldmoparbuff]

Whole fam Damily is in Salem for an Eclipse party.  They all spent the weekend at my oldest daughters house. Me - it's a regular work day.
I pop my head outside with my fancy glasses.
I was doing the same thing at the last eclipse, but used a box then.

[6bblgt]

only 72% totality here in Vegas, but .....
- OH, THE MAJESTIC SPLENDOR!!    protection NOT required 

[303 Mopar]

I'm not sure if @CudaKat is ready for the eclipse or the zombie invasion.

[ViperMan]

I climbed to the top of our 200' exhaust stack (not yet in operation), where I found the view below a tad more interesting than the view of the moon blocking 90% of the sun... 

[70/6chall]

Missus and I took the grandkids to the Corona Ca. Library, this morning for thier Solar Eclipse Program, here in SoCal. Was there early, because the first 200 were able to get,free, the American Paper Optics(Ecipsers) ISO certified NASA #12312-2 glasses. with support from NASA, Google and The Gordon and Bettye Moore Foundation, Star_Net has distributed 2 million ISO compliant Safe Solar glasses to 6,900 libraries nationwide. The kids loved the experience, not only historical but educational.something they won't forget. I actually remember the '79 Eclipse, I was 32 at the time and that was 38 years ago. At least I made this one OK, I have serious doubts about the next one. LOL.            Thanks,   Al

[DAYLEY/CHALLENGER]

I guess if you were in the path of total darkness, then it would have been an exciting time............we are just above SC....and we had 90% of the sun blocked.......but the other 10%............we got a little dusky but have been darker in a thunder storm.......................went back out to the pool...........

[JS29]

Hear in the grate state of New York it was about 65% to 70%, kind of like seeing A crescent moon but horizontal.

[Cuda Cody]

We were around 99% coverage and it was still pretty bright out. It got dark enough that the lights on the shop with sensors turned on, but kinda felt a little like Y2K.  A bunch of talk and excitement, but in the end wasn't as much of a big deal as I thought it might be.