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August 21, 2017 on 6:30 pm | In Sun | Comments Off
My first choice for the eclipse was Spring City TN, but as I monitored the weather the days before the eclipse, forecast it became clear that chances for cloudless skies were even better just up the road from in South Carolina. Leaving at 4:00 am from my son’s house we ended soon in Walhalla SC, but the Waffle House was in Seneca SC. After breakfast we found South Cove Park in Seneca and that’s where we were the first ones to setup very close to the center line of the eclipse. Great park, great people. I am posting a few images during ingress from first contact to the last few seconds prior to totality. Please go to my gallery to see all images taken during ingress.
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