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euphorb

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3. The title of this post is misleading.

Reply to marmar (Original post)

Mon Feb 19, 2024, 11:04 AM

Feb 2024

That tiny sliver of Michigan is the best spot IN MICHIGAN to view the eclipse, not the best spot overall. There are many better spots along the actual path of totality, which does not quite get into Michigan.

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This tiny sliver of Michigan is the best spot to watch the solar eclipse [View all] marmar Feb 2024 OP

Looks like Cleveland will get the best of it. blm Feb 2024 #1

Marble Falls Tx is close, if not better. The motels are already booked up. We don't know whether to go vacation ... marble falls Feb 2024 #2

The title of this post is misleading. euphorb Feb 2024 #3

It's the Detroit Free Press. It's written for a local audience. marmar Feb 2024 #5

I understand that . . . but . . . euphorb Feb 2024 #7

And 98% coverage is still not totality. PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2024 #4

two friends of mine are going to mex to see the eclipse . AllaN01Bear Feb 2024 #6

My house is smack dab in the middle of the longest totality. AwakeAtLast Feb 2024 #8