20-03-2015 7:18 PM
When your wife says "You missed a spectacle of the eclipse this morning but you were so sound asleep that I thought it was a shame to wake you up" Never mind eh!! There'll be another one in about 117 years or so. Bummer.
20-03-2015 7:50 PM
20-03-2015 7:55 PM
I think that was thoughtful on the part of Your wife, You don't have to wait that long to see another. 5 more in the next 30 months.
20-03-2015 8:17 PM
Not a bloomin' thing happened down here in Kent. Didn't even get dim. But it's finally worked and it's really dark now.
20-03-2015 9:30 PM
Same here in Portsmouth. Far too much cloud to see anything. It didn't even get dark and all the birds were still feeding and flying around in my garden, and chirping their little heads off. A complete non event. If it hadn't been all over the telly for days I wouldn't have even noticed anything was different.
21-03-2015 9:23 AM
A non event here too.
21-03-2015 5:31 PM
Here in Brighton, the sky was completely overcast, so we couldn't see the sun at all.
At about half past nine, when the eclipse was supposed to have got under way, the light did get noticeably dimmer, but that was about it.
My boyfriend and I stayed in bed throughout the event, and we didn't miss anything.
21-03-2015 10:40 PM