I will also accept "Sometime before the end of this year, pending regulatory approval."“Two weeks”
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I will also accept "Sometime before the end of this year, pending regulatory approval."“Two weeks”
Most January-April 2025 if I had to guess.
I hope you’re not staying there for the eclipse as you won’t see anything special near there.In town for the eclipse, did a token drive by. Lots of activity on site but there's certainly a long way to go.
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Nope, just "in town" in comparison to Utah. I'm staged near the NH/Canadian border. (Off topic, but it's mayhem up here)I hope you’re not staying there for the eclipse as you won’t see anything special near there.
Can you share more.Nope, just "in town" in comparison to Utah. I'm staged near the NH/Canadian border. (Off topic, but it's mayhem up here)
Nope, just "in town" in comparison to Utah. I'm staged near the NH/Canadian border. (Off topic, but it's mayhem up here)
I live in the white mountains. My town is at 99%. I’m driving up to Newport VT. I saw this thing in 2017. Everyone should absolutely positively do whatever it takes to get completely in the shadow so you can look at it without glasses. It is the sickest thing I’ve ever seen in my life. @mswlogo charge that thing to 99% and hit the road.Can you share more.
I live 2hrs south and debating to drive up their tomorrow.
How bad is it up there? I'm trying to decide if I'm going to find someplace just over the line to watch, or go further. A couple of friends are planning to drive up to Newport in the morning. I was thinking about going to Montreal to visit family. No idea how the border will be.Nope, just "in town" in comparison to Utah. I'm staged near the NH/Canadian border. (Off topic, but it's mayhem up here)
NH and VT viewing of totality is literally near border with Canada. I am in N Conway now. I plan on going further up to Lancaster or St. johnsbury, VT.How bad is it up there? I'm trying to decide if I'm going to find someplace just over the line to watch, or go further. A couple of friends are planning to drive up to Newport in the morning. I was thinking about going to Montreal to visit family. No idea how the border will be.
I wound up carpooling with a couple of friends to Newport. Never saw that much traffic on 91 that far northNH and VT viewing of totality is literally near border with Canada. I am in N Conway now. I plan on going further up to Lancaster or St. johnsbury, VT.
100% agreed on this - I was in Jackman yesterday on the centerline of totality and there are no words for the experience. Moments before, it was like a giant hand turned a dimmer slowly down to off and then something magical appeared in the sky above.I live in the white mountains. My town is at 99%. I’m driving up to Newport VT. I saw this thing in 2017. Everyone should absolutely positively do whatever it takes to get completely in the shadow so you can look at it without glasses. It is the sickest thing I’ve ever seen in my life. @mswlogo charge that thing to 99% and hit the road.
If you see it at 98% or whatever it’s essentially zero percent. The partial eclipse is nothing compared to the full…nothing.
Thanks for the nudge to go all the way! Although, in hindsight, I think the people who stopped at 91 rest areas just inside the zone of totality did it right. Watch the eclipse from the rest area, then get out before the endless wave of traffic hits.I live in the white mountains. My town is at 99%. I’m driving up to Newport VT. I saw this thing in 2017. Everyone should absolutely positively do whatever it takes to get completely in the shadow so you can look at it without glasses. It is the sickest thing I’ve ever seen in my life. @mswlogo charge that thing to 99% and hit the road.
If you see it at 98% or whatever it’s essentially zero percent. The partial eclipse is nothing compared to the full…nothing.
St. Johnsbury was a complete cluster----. I was just trying to get to US-5 to go home back roads.I wound up carpooling with a couple of friends to Newport. Never saw that much traffic on 91 that far north
It's off-topic, but I just have a hard time understanding how traffic on an otherwise pretty rural road, moves so slowly even with a lot of cars on it. It's not like there are lots of traffic lights pausing the flow of traffic. Are that many people turning and entering/exiting? I get on interstates how entering and exiting traffic can bog through traffic near an exit, so I suppose that carries over to major undivided secondary roads, but it still is a bit of a puzzle.
Add in the fact that the thousands of people who came in gradually over a long weekend all wanted to leave immediately after the eclipse.Once you reach Medway you have a few choices: side road to Chester, Maine (population 200); a side road to Mattawamkeag (population 400), and I-95 a four lane interstate that was already congested by tens of thousands of people heading south after seeing the eclipse in Preque Isle or Houlton. I-95 was backed up from north of Medway to south of Bangor.