Anonymous wrote:Do you think it will be worth going so far for? We will have 80% here...

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

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.

Meeting friends in Nashville.

NC, near Smoky Mountains

Weirdly, my ex who rarely wants to do anything with the children is taking them out to the middle of the country for this.

Do you think it will be worth going so far for? We will have 80% here...

Tennessee.

We thought the traffic there would be a little better than braving 95

Anonymous wrote:Going to St. Louis to stay with family and on the day will drive a bit south to view full totality. I'm so excited! We're driving and making a road trip of it.

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.

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 wrote:I wish I knew about it months ago. Too late

Some of us have been planning for decades....

I wish I knew about it months ago. Too late

We have a campground reservation in South Carolina.

Plus one for Charleston. Staying a few extra days to see the city.

We're going to Columbia, SC, but I'm nervous about traffic in and out.

Greenville SC.