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Observing the eclipse

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PHOTOS BY ROBERT NOLES Community members gathered throughout the area to view the solar eclipe that occured April 8. While Lee County was not in the path of totality for the event, viewers did get to experience a partial eclipse of approximately 84%.

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The Chaffee County Times

Seeing the solar eclipse in BV

Though Main Street was quiet on Monday, April 8, locals of all ages took a midday break to scope out the partial solar eclipse.

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The Observer

Observing the eclipse

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columbianprogress.com

Eclipse 2024, the Road Trip

The eclipse wasn’t getting off to a good start, it was gray, it was wet, and storm clouds threatened to obscure the sun. But 20 miles south of Pine Bluff Arkansaw, on the way to Pentacle Mountain State Park, just outside of Little Rock, the clouds opened up to reveal nothing but blue skies.

23 days ago

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reverejournal.com

Watching the April 2024 Eclipse

The path of the April 8 eclipse, as captured by Revere’s Nancy Martel, Assistant Principal at the Hill School in the parking lot of the school. Revere’s Kim Hanton (left) and granddaughter, Charlotte Hanton with their eclipse glasses at Halibut Point State Park in Gloucester.The post Watching the April 2024 Eclipse first appeared on Revere Journal.

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