I survived it! Photo taken off my veranda with my phone at total coverage. Sorry I take a picture as well as a fish does algerbra! It dropped about 3-4 deg C and most of the birds did stop making noises! It was about 20% lighter than a full moon, so it was fairly dark! The clouds parted just as it all started to happen! It was pretty cool to watch.
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Very cool Andrew. I missed it totally. A girl at work was up there to see it and have a holiday.
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No need to fret about it Vic my man. You and Dannii should get a good view for the next one here.....in 2028!!!
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Well, I'll be holding my breath in anticipation then!
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