Who's traveling to see the eclipse?
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Anonymous
| Greenville SC. |
Anonymous
| We're going to Columbia, SC, but I'm nervous about traffic in and out. |
Anonymous
| Plus one for Charleston. Staying a few extra days to see the city. |
Anonymous
| We have a campground reservation in South Carolina. |
Anonymous
| I wish I knew about it months ago. Too late |
Anonymous
Some of us have been planning for decades.... |
Anonymous
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I am going to Columbia, SC. We leave Sat Morning, drive to SW VA, and will drive to SC on Sunday.
I am planning to bring as many supplies as I can, and will arrive in SC will a full tank of gas. I am worried about the infrastructure handing the influx of people on Monday. |
Anonymous
I wish we could do that. My family is in the path of totality in St. Louis. Unfortunately, we have out of town visitors the week of the eclispe. |
Anonymous
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Tennessee.
We thought the traffic there would be a little better than braving 95 |
Anonymous
| Do you think it will be worth going so far for? We will have 80% here... |
Anonymous
| Weirdly, my ex who rarely wants to do anything with the children is taking them out to the middle of the country for this. |
Anonymous
| NC, near Smoky Mountains |
Anonymous
| Meeting friends in Nashville. |
Anonymous
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Outside of Greenville, SC. We just chose a random Air BnB in the path of totality. Don't forget to bring your safety approved glasses for viewing. It's nice to have a pair for everyone but you can also get by with sharing a pair because you don't really need to look at it for the entire time. Also cool to look at the surrounding shadows.
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MikeL
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I have read that the difference between totality and a partial eclipse is like being almost dead and dead. Go for the totality. I'm heading to Kentucky |