Spring break is going strong throughout Texas right now with many schools, colleges, and universities enjoying a week away while others wait enviously for their turn. My family and I are busy enough in Temple that this small pause to our social calendar is almost like a vacation in itself.

March is a busy month as the calendar not only has spring break, but also Good Friday and Easter, yet April 8th is the day that everyone has circled in their planner.

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Fields of Texas Bluebonnets will hosts thousands for the total solar eclipse

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It is early, but the bluebonnets are already showing, and they will be at their peak for the eclipse viewing as millions will be staring at the sky for the eclipse on April 8th. I found that field right across from the International House Of Pancakes in Temple where the loop meets Interstate 35.

Perfect Texas Eclipse Viewing From Fantastic New Age Treehouse

Many continue to plan their eclipse experience weekend with camping trips, music and art festivals, and even quiet getaways to remote areas along the path of totality.

If you are going to travel, would definitely recommend finding a place to enjoy the eclipse like this Airbnb treehouse near Ladonia.

I can just about guarantee that nowhere will have an observation deck that sits above the tree line like this. Imagine the shadow as it moves northeast across that marvelous canopy of leaves.

Perfect Texas Eclipse Viewing From Fantastic New Age Treehouse

Photo gallery of an incredible 5 story Texas treehouse on Airbnb that is perfect for eclipse viewing or stargazing.

Gallery Credit: Airbnb Host Highpoint/Canva

Odd Shadows Appear During Solar Eclipse

Sure, the solar eclipse was awesome. But, if you were only looking up, then you missed out on a really cool show on the ground too.

Gallery Credit: Credit N8

Wow! Views of the sunrise solar eclipse in U.S. and world

A partial solar eclipse was visible June 10, 2021 as the sun rose over the East Coast.

Gallery Credit: Associated Press

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