jeffluszcz
A couple shots from yesterday's eclipse in Colebrook, NH. A beautiful day, Colebrook did a great job setting up for the influx of visitors. We sat on the banks of the Connecticut River and watched the eclipse against a backdrop of the river, farm fields and a mountain. Just lovely. Lots of excitement and some unexpected FIREWORKS at totality. 6 hour drive home which was as good as can be expected. #eclipse #colebrook #nh
Apr 9, 2024 at 10:10pmWeb
Show threadghaffApr 10, 2024
@jeffluszcz That's a particularly nice pinhole example.
Show threadjeffluszczApr 10, 2024
@ghaff Thanks, never had heard of it as a technique before this eclipse (though had done ton of leaf and cardboard pinhole setups before) The pasta strainer had a very nice day out, saw the total eclipse and then cooked up delicious gnocchi tonight. That's got to be a pretty happy life for a piece of kitchen equipment!
Show threadMike McCabeApr 12, 2024
@jeffluszcz fireworks! Do you think the corona was more active than 2017?
Show threadjeffluszczApr 12, 2024
@mikemccabe 2017 was toward low end of cycle 24 and we’re near high point of cycle 25 so there’s certainly more activity. My phone camera is better too!
Show threadjeffluszczApr 12, 2024
@mikemccabe I'd also have to say, I hardly remembered totality in 2017, I remember the buildup and crowds and excitement, but really forgot about the "hole in the sky", interesting how memory works!