May 31, 2012
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Loading ...We all ran outside eagerly to try and see the solar eclipse last week, but in Michigan it happened when the sun was very low in the horizon.
Darn trees!
I got a pretty sunset picture out of it, but it only looks like the beginning of a solar eclipse if you squint and hope.
Did any of you get to see it very well?
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“Professional” might be a bit of a stretch, but thanks!
Misty, I just realized: you’re a professional blogger on top of everything else! You’re amazing. (I hate that overused word, but I can’t think of a better for you.)
Very nice! I’m jealous. We ended up watching it on a live feed over the internet from somewhere more west than us – which the kids thought was pretty cool.
We watched the eclipse from our rooftop. It was amazing! We wore solar-viewing glasses to protect our eyes. While we were too far north to see the “ring of fire,” we saw 90% of the sun gobbled up by the moon. It was so cool. We’re looking forward to watching Venus pass in front of the sun on Tuesday! Another rare event.