A crepe myrtle tree serves as hundreds of pinhole cameras to record today’s annular solar eclipse as a projection on the roadway pavement. I’m about a hundred miles from the path of “true annularity maximum” but it was impressive nonetheless.
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The clouds are pretty heavy here today, so not much to see.
I’ve actually seen two annular eclipses in the past. So I have seen the effects of pinhole cameras formed by leaves. It’s impressive.
I have never experienced a total eclipse.
Cool picture! I’ve seen this a few times from similar eclipses. I was fortunate to see an annular one when living in San Diego. That one occurred there near sunset, near the horizon over the ocean. It was very weird.
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AND we have a semi-pro Brockian Ultracricket team. 
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