Not here though…
The NorCal part lol. Was in a field in Monmouth for the show. ~15mi north of Corvallis on 99w.
Travel to where its at then, also 2045.
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The appeal is the total eclipse, if you didn’t see that its not a big deal. There is another eclipse that will be partial in 6 years and you will barely hear about it even though many places will get just as good of a view as yesterdays (if they were outside the narrow path)
Man, to each their own. But I can’t imagine much more appealing than watching the menage a trois of ancient celestial bodies; whom have been in this dance for eons and will be doing so for eons to come. I mean, it’s bigger then watching a cool shadow, it’s like being privy to watching the clock of the solar system tick
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Oh for sure, absolutely.
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Not that it will effect us but another cool fact is the moon is slowly getting further from the sun so one day there will never be a total solar eclipse again. And long before that they will be a lot more rare especially the higher magnitude ones (which this one was not).
Yep, I know where Monmouth is. One of the last dry towns.
I used to live in Redding, CA, which is basically Southern Oregon.
I knew a guy from Redding.
He talked about blowing up squirrels with pipe bombs or some similar contraption, iirc.
Sounds more like Mt. Shasta. 
… wouldn’t surprise me though.