Eclipse covered by community correspondents
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August 23, 2017
FAMILY LOOK ALIKES – LaConner brothers Mason (9) and Evan (7) Magill shared the historical experience with GREAT Grandma. She was a good sport about looking like a space creature! The morning was complete with “Eclipse pancakes,” which Evan said “One side looks like the sun and the other side with holes looks like the moon.” – Photo courtesy Arin Magill
Bruce Bradburn reports from Sun Valley, Idaho that as the eclipsed past 30 percent, bird song and presence ceased and the wind stopped completely. The temperature dropped a full 15 degrees. He reflected that “these phenomena, which may seem to be completely understandable to technologically-aware modern man had to have made the ancients most-likely terrified. However, even with current understanding, that event was no less magical and awe-inspiring.”
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