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It certainly was a spectacular moment to see a full eclipse of the sun.
The only way in my mind to fully enjoy the moment is to get somewhere into the countryside away from the screaming crowds to hear nature all around gradually go quiet. Why were they screaming and cheering, it's not as if they were going to influence anything.
I think they missed the moment.
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Ray B wrote: 09 Apr 2024, 13:30
Why were they screaming and cheering
That's the Americans for you - scream and shout at anything and everything!

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Took the words right of my mouth David.

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Where’s your sence of occasion David, there were tears as well ;) :)

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I didn’t see anything, it all went dark for a couple of minutes.!
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screwy. 🤣😂 . .
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Newcastle Brown Ale has the same effect if you drink enough of it.
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I missed it. My life is ruined.

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Compo forms are available

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A lot of fuss about very little.
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I don't know Foxy, the moon is quite big, and the sun is even bigger.
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oldbluefox wrote: 10 Apr 2024, 15:23
A lot of fuss about very little.
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Or as Shania Twain would say....it don't impressa me much!
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