Hi all,
My wife, son and I are planning to drive to Oregon or Idaho to view the solar
eclipse on August 21st. Hotels in the rarified Zone of Totality are either sold
out or price-gouging. We booked one 50 miles outside the path, just in case,
but we'd love to find an AirBnB room or other option
Have you picked a place in Oregon yet? It sounds like you prefer the eastern
part of Oregon or Idaho but for Oregon as a whole, this map shows you those
areas of total eclipse.
http://www.eclipse2017.org/2017/states/OR.htm
And, for Idaho:
http://www.eclipse2017.org/2017/states/ID.htm
A whole
1) Pray it doesn't rain.
2) http://www.cruiseamerica.com/
Wes N7WS
On 5/7/2017 9:00 AM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Hi all,
My wife, son and I are planning to drive to Oregon or Idaho to view the solar
eclipse on August 21st. Hotels in the rarified Zone of Totality are either sold
out or price-gou
Wayne
I went from Scotland down to Cornwall for the total eclipse of the sun in 1999,
the only chance in my lifetime to see a total eclipse in the U.K., we were
fortunate in not having to pay to stay in a hotel, as we travelled down by
overnight train from Scotland on a special old train run by
Oregon's weather is pretty predictable. August is in our dry season.
It is very rarely cloudy let alone is the weather inclement. There is a
very high chance of it being clear during the eclipse.
73 & Clear Skies,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 5/7/2017 3:39 PM, David Anderson via Elecraft
It takes perseverance and luck to view a total solar on land. Murphy rules
the weather on those days. My wife and I have been extremely lucky to have
been on four successful eclipse viewing sea cruises. The extra mobility of
a ship helps. For this August, we've booked with an alumni travel group
th
Would the music during the event be considered "Dark Side of the Moon"
On May 7, 2017 9:13 PM, "Rick Tavan" wrote:
> It takes perseverance and luck to view a total solar on land. Murphy rules
> the weather on those days. My wife and I have been extremely lucky to have
> been on four successful e
.
73, Ron AC7AC
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Oregon's weather is pretty predictable. August is in our dry season.
It is very rarely cloudy let alone is the weather inclement. There is a
very high chance of it being clear during the eclipse.
73 &am
I would recommend some QTH between Wenatchee and Spokane, WA. Most of
that area is high country,and not subject to coastal climates. ID is
just acouple hours' drive away, in case you decide to visit. Trouble
is, I don't know if Wenatchee is east enough for the eclipse path. I'm
pretty certa
I am finding lots of links with the Sky & Telescope web site.
http://www.eclipse2017.org/2017/path_through_the_US.htm#Oregon
http://www.skyandtelescope.com/2017-total-solar-eclipse/rv-guide-to-2017-total-solar-eclipse/
http://www.skyandtelescope.com/sky-and-telescope-magazine/experience-2017-t
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