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I am in the Total Eclipse Zone!

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I am so excited that you decided to go!

 

Was hoping to get to Livingston but lack of traffic or crowds led us to driving on to Cookeville.

 

Sitting in a park with a bunch of senior citizens waiting.

 

Great dad/daughter day!!!

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But, I can look without them too. Just not stare at it.

 

I wouldn't want to chance it.

Cumberland Mountain State Park, TN. At I 40 and 127.

It has started here in Frankfort. Little corner is shadowed out. Gonna be cool to see it almost totally blacked out.

About 1/4 of it is covered from my vantage.

The shots out of Oregon were very cool.

Got my hands on some glasses last minute. Probably about 30% in Louisville right now.

Was hoping to get to Livingston but lack of traffic or crowds led us to driving on to Cookeville.

 

Sitting in a park with a bunch of senior citizens waiting.

 

Great dad/daughter day!!!

 

We're watching in the Perimeter Plaza parking lot in Cookeville.

Almost covered up in Henderson, really strange looking outside.

Yep, same here. Pretty cool.

Watching from my fire escape in Covington... my apartment is getter dimmer by the minute, and the dimming lightness outside is getting unusually weird. Interested in seeing if the street lights automatically pop on...assuming that they will.

It looks like a post apocalyptic world outside. Like the movie The Book of Eli.

Very weird looking outside. Cool stuff.

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