Here in our part of Wyoming we were lucky enough to be in the path of the solar eclipse. Worland was at 99% of totality. Brian really wanted to see the whole 100% so after the kids went to school we hopped in the car and drove to Shoshoni, about an hour away, in the path of complete totality. It took a bit longer than an hour since there was a lot of traffic, for Wyoming anyway. It was worth the drive, simply spectacular! We didn't have the right cameras and lenses, but I took a few pics while we were there.
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| This is where we parked our vehicle, about 5 miles on a dirt road outside of Shoshoni |
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| Middle of nowhere |
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| A few other people out there with us |
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| Directly in front of us was an RV with a cute little girl running around |
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| There were people scattered all along this dirt road |
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| At our feet-lots of cacti |
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| Taking a pic with our phones shows none of the eclipse which is amazing since it was well on it's way here. |
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| It's over half way at this taking, still plenty of light. |
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| Sitting in the back of our vehicle, Brian is looking fine with those glasses! |
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| Here is the 360 degree sunset, it was pretty amazing! |
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| Much more traffic on the way home. |
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| I know this looks like nothing, but realize when we normally travel this road you rarely meet another car. |
