But next Monday, crowds will be pouring in for a different reason. Rabun Gap and the neighboring small mountain towns in North Georgia will be in the path of the total solar eclipse! Signs are everywhere and the excitement is high! Schools and businesses will be closed for the day and the little unincorporated town is bracing for an invasion of previously unimaginable proportions. This is a once-in-a-lifetime event! I won't be there...but don't feel sorry for me. I will see an eclipse of 98.7% from my own yard! :-)
And just in case you have plans for viewing, here are a few links you will want to check out. But most importantly, follow the directions of professionals when it comes to safe viewing to protect your eyesight!
- For an animated total solar eclipse map, click HERE.
- Enter your zip code for an animated view of how the eclipse will look in your area HERE or HERE.
- For a list of more websites packed with information about the solar eclipse from the American Astronomical Society, click HERE.
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See you next time! À la prochaine!
So much talk going on about the eclipse. We're going to miss it in Texas, but can't travel now due to back problems. Hope it turns out great for everyone.
ReplyDeleteI'm like you and staying home to see the eclipse. I have my glasses all ready. I was up in the mountains this weekend and all the signs announcing gatherings was fun to see. Not going to fight traffic when I can stay home and see enough. I'll have to visit that farm stand next time I head north!
ReplyDeleteI will be in N. Georgia next month so I will have to check out this farm stand...Happy Eclipse watching!
ReplyDeleteI love your connection of the eclipse to a fruit stand!! Too funny!!!
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