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It's sunny here just now but cloudy in the part of the sky where the sun is so it's unlikely to be able to see it, but it should get darker. I think where I am it is an 80% eclipse.
Be careful if you are taking a picture though as it is not meant to be good for your eyes.
Yep could blind you., so was planning on pointing the camera up at the sky in the right direction but not actually looking if that makes sense., it cloudy here at the min tho so not sure if will get a clear view
Thick cloud cover in Hampshire, so I didn't see anything though it got a bit gloomy.
Several squirrels were dashing about like nutters in the garden for a while, but perhaps that's just Spring.
Nottingham University streamed the eclipse from their solar telescope, so I dipped into that occasionally. It seems to me that, to be sure of seeing the eclipse, you have to plan on being somewhere where you're likely to get clear skies. I see there's a total eclipse due in 2016 but it will only be visible in parts of Asia and Northern Australasia so I'm booking my tickets for Oz right now
Here in south Devon the cloud was just enough to filter the brightness without obscuring the sun completely so I managed to get these. Not long after the maximum it got too bright to photograph but not bright enough to use a pinhole. It didn't get as dark as I expected for 87% cover.