We woke up to a cloudy sky like usual, but it is always like that in spring when you live by the sea. We were sure the weather would be better inland at the Tycho Brahe Observatory, which it was.
We put up our equipment and waited för det solar eclipse to start. We dressed in vests showing that we were experts at the observatory.
First contact arrived in a hazy sky att 11.32 EU-time.
Many people came to see the solar eclipse, among them a newspaper, two TV-stations and one local radio station.
Erik and I fought to get the tape to function so we could show the eclipse to many people at a time.
I photographed the eclipse with my Cannon 1100 and 300 mm lense.
After the eclipse ended at 13.13, we packed our things and went home to get some food.
