April 8th, 2024

Last night I watched a recording on the

Science Channel

of a program which looked back at the last year's

Solar Eclipse.

It was spectacular,

wasn't it?

And if you did not get to a spot where you could be in the

"Totality Area"

of

America,

where the

Moon

blocks the

Sun

completely,

never fear,

there is another

Totality Eclipse

coming next year!

Nearly two years after the Great American Solar Eclipse of 2017, the world will once again have a chance to experience totality, when the moon completely blocks the sun, turning day into night as its 125-mile-wide (200 kilometers) shadow moves across the surface of the Earth. On July 2, 2019, the moon will block the sun over the South Pacific Ocean, Chile and Argentina. Other parts of South America will be able to see a partial eclipse. Most of this eclipse will be happening over the Pacific Ocean, where the partial eclipse starts at 12:55 p.m. EDT (1655 GMT). This total solar eclipse will have a longer duration than last year's total solar eclipse, with totality lasting up to 4 minutes and 33 seconds. However, this maximum duration may be visible only to observers on a few boats and airplanes, because it will be happening over the Pacific Ocean. By Space.com Staff.

If you don' want to put your

Pontoon Boat

out in the

Pacific Ocean,

there will be another

Totality Solar Eclipse

coming to

America

on

April 8th, 2024!

So don't get your knickers in a bunch!

Come

and join me on this date,

just north of

San Antonio, Texas.

That is where I will be.

This is,

Now I Am Thinking About My Days Drinking

And Driving A Pontoon Boat

With My Girlfriend On

Tippecanoe Lake

In Wisconsin

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“A little tranquil lake is more significant to my life than any big city in the world”
- Munia Khan -

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