I think the 100% is the only way you get to experience day turning into night.

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May 27, 2017
11:31:22pm

immacougar All-American

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Here is a map showing the zone of totality for the total solar eclipse in August

immacougar

5/27/17 11:11pm

seems jackson, wy is a great place to see it

byujdmba

5/27/17 11:12pm

Hotel rooms are going for 4-digit values. Good luck.

rggee

5/27/17 11:14pm

ouch. maybe it's rexburg after all

byujdmba

5/27/17 11:14pm

no hotel rooms there, either

BlueBlood

5/27/17 11:17pm

Might be better off in Sun Valley or camping somewhere.

immacougar

5/27/17 11:17pm

Jackson is a horrible place. Stay away!

jxncoog

5/28/17 7:13am

I'll still get 86% obscuration. More than enough for me. Fun interactive map.

LeftOfNormal

5/27/17 11:24pm

I think the 100% is the only way you get to experience day turning into night.

immacougar

5/27/17 11:31pm

It Goes right through my little Wyoming town.

Ssebo

5/27/17 11:40pm

cuz you think God is angry with you.

Conan

5/28/17 12:07am

I'll be in victor idaho up on a ridge behind my dad's cabin with the Tetons

sgriff

5/28/17 7:28am

Going be at my uncles place in makanda il. Hopefully perfect visibility because

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