Best I could do. Cloudy.
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Nice. I have 29 more minutes until peak.
Cloud cover is so thick couldn’t see the sun before anything started, as is typical of this area…
I peaked about 22. It happens.
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Just peaked here (SC, 3:13pm EDT). My wife built one of the Boy Scout viewing boxes to save our eyes.
Pretty cool!
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This was I got with mine. This was about 30 minutes before peak. It got even more cloudy during the peak so I couldn’t see it all.
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I used my box wrong, I thought you were supposed to look THROUGH the pin hole 
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And that’s why Florida didn’t let any of their kids go outside during the eclipse.
Some people used a colander to view the eclipse
I guess it doesn’t strain your eyes. 
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I put my safety squinters on to make sure I didn’t go blind 
Did you drive down as a spur of the moment thing or did you planet?
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Did Betty already have plans?
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Didn’t matter. If I would have asked Betty, Veronica would Lodge a complaint.
I went to SW Arkansas where there was 4 minutes of totality. My pictures don’t do it justice. It was WAY better than Epicor.
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Flew up north to Lyndonville, VT w/ a friend (had a reservation in Rochester, NY, but we saw the clouds coming, so headed for the nearest clear sky). Seeing the solar flare shooting out was amazing!
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Looks like a nice flight too. You fly yourself?