- April 27, 2024
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Shanti Persaud holds a pair of special glasses to her face as she watches the eclipse.
A group of friends attempted to take a smartphone photo of the eclipse.
Georgie Sloan leans back as she gets some help taking a photo with her phone.
Maliya Cushman concentrated hard to see the eclipsed sun.
Dean, Lamercie and Jane Picard viewed the eclipse through a pinhole projector.
Mary Anne Hodel was amazed by the eclipse.
Kris Woodson takes a peek through a pair of special eclipse glasses.
Guests at the West Oaks Branch Library shared pairs of special eclipse glasses to watch the phenomenon.
OCOEE The West Oaks Branch Library was buzzing with activity Monday, Aug. 21, as the community anxiously awaited the start of the solar eclipse. Guests could go inside the library for eclipse-themed snacks and crafts and to watch a NASA live stream of the phenomenon. Others gathered outside to share some pairs of special eclipse glasses so they could watch for themselves.
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