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Locals and visitors across the Dripping Springs area came together this week for a rare viewing experience: a total solar eclipse.
The natural phenomenon, which ocheld off just enough for viewers to long
curred at 1:34 p.m. on casts predicting thun-April 8, cast the city derstorms, the clouds into darkness for a total of two minutes and 58 seconds as the sun enjoy totality — and blocked out the moon, for two city employees Despite weather fore- to get engaged.
Dripping Springs residents showed up and showed out for the city's total solar eclipse viewing event, the sunBLOCK Party. PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF DRIPPING SPRINGS.
