DAW89446
Member
Since I wasn't actually driving, I guess I can't post this in the "What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!" thread ... 
But I was in my back yard here in north-central Nevada and my '18 T4R SR5 was parked a few feet away ... 
Where I live was among the locations for maximum coverage of the sun by the moon in the 2023 annular eclipse, where the moon is at its farthest point away from the earth, thus the entire solar disk is not covered, leaving the "Ring of Fire." However, weather forecasts were for cloudy skies this morning. But all was not lost.
When the eclipse first started, conditions were light sprinkles and gloomy. But as peak eclipse approached, enough gaps formed in the clouds to allow for great views.
All images taken with a Kodak PixPro FZ152 digital camera w/15x optical zoom. One image was taken using a shade 12 grade welding hood replacement lens (the one that looks yellow), the rest without.
But I was in my back yard here in north-central Nevada and my '18 T4R SR5 was parked a few feet away ... Where I live was among the locations for maximum coverage of the sun by the moon in the 2023 annular eclipse, where the moon is at its farthest point away from the earth, thus the entire solar disk is not covered, leaving the "Ring of Fire." However, weather forecasts were for cloudy skies this morning. But all was not lost.
When the eclipse first started, conditions were light sprinkles and gloomy. But as peak eclipse approached, enough gaps formed in the clouds to allow for great views.
All images taken with a Kodak PixPro FZ152 digital camera w/15x optical zoom. One image was taken using a shade 12 grade welding hood replacement lens (the one that looks yellow), the rest without.
