Bill Roper's Journal

Last weekend was spent down at Eclipse Camp just north of Indianapolis where I had a wonderful time talking to friends and listening to and making music. And I got to see a total eclipse of the sun, which was cool. We even saw a prominence that was visible to the naked eye during totality, which is something I didn't see the first time that I saw a total eclipse, although that trip had a better view of the corona than the high clouds allowed last weekend.

The important thing though was that my kids got to see their first total eclipse. I knew what it was like. They didn't.

And now they do.

They were suitably impressed.

Eclipse Camp is going well. The music is excellent. :)

K and I passed our pre-travel COVID test, so we are good to head out for Eclipse Camp tomorrow after school.

I am hoping that the weather forecast continues to be good. :)

(Gretchen and J will follow on Saturday. Ruby is heading to the kennel...)