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August 21st 17, 11:40 PM
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70% eclipse worked out fine in Toronto
No, unfortunately not total, have to wait for 2024 for that, but it was clear and the sun displayed a lot of activity in addition to the eclipse event itself. A decent viewing/shooting session. I used a 5" Mak, 4" apo, two Coronados.
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