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Solar Eclipse 11th August 1999 Report: Tony & Jean Williams (Lake Balaton, Hungary)

Eclipse 1999 Observations by Tony & Jean Williams

From Lake Balaton, Hungary

Solar Eclipse 11th August 1999 - Tony Williams, Image 1, taken at Lake Balaton, HungarySolar Eclipse 11th August 1999 - Tony Williams, Image 2, taken at Lake Balaton, HungarySolar Eclipse 11th August 1999 - Tony Williams, Image 3, taken at Lake Balaton, HungarySolar Eclipse 11th August 1999 - Tony Williams, Image 4, taken at Lake Balaton, Hungary

Photographic details will follow soon.
All Images are © Tony Williams.

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This entry was posted in Event Reports, Film photography, Solar, Total Eclipses and tagged From original LAS site on Saturday, 18th September 1999 by Gerard Gilligan and Jean Williams (Temporary account).

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