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Dan Wilson, Russell County, KY: Monday a Day of Awe from Sky Tens of thousands of people traveling east was amazing, too Daniel G Wilson writes: Reference to the split sunset, I observed the same thing on the Pennyrile Parkway traveling from Hopkinsville, KY. At that time, I was on the phone speaking with my mother in Russell Springs, KY and she made comment that she could see the same thing as well. Monday was a "Day of Awe" from the sky. For me, I saw a beautiful falling star en route to Hopkinsville just before the break of dawn, witnessing the eclipse of 100% totality for nearly 3 minutes and the split sunset. Although it wasn't in the sky, the tens of thousands of people traveling east was amazing. Daniel G. Wilson, Russell Springs, KYComments re article 92315 Tamra Wilson Miss Victoria Girls witness split sunset This story was posted on 2017-08-23 07:53:42
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