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‘A magical eeriness’: Cornwall comes together for communal moment during solar eclipse

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‘A magical eeriness’: Cornwall comes together for communal moment during solar eclipse
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Cornwall was one of the best places in the UK to view the solar eclipse. Photograph: Luke Gartside/The GuardianView image in fullscreenCornwall was one of the best places in the UK to view the solar eclipse. We have to make the most of these moments.”It was certainly a wonderful communal moment.

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Publication timeWed, 12 Aug 2026 19:55:59 GMT
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Cornwall was one of the best places in the UK to view the solar eclipse. Photograph: Luke Gartside/The GuardianView image in fullscreenCornwall was one of the best places in the UK to view the solar eclipse. Photograph: Luke Gartside/The GuardianSolar eclipses‘A magical eeriness’: Cornwall comes together for communal moment during solar eclipsePeople came from far and wide to witness phenomenon that has thrilled humans for thousands of yearsSteven Morris CornwallWed 12 Aug 2026 15.55 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleAt 6pm the beach and village began to empty, and those in the know headed up the hill towards the old granite coastguard station on the headland.“This is the best spot,” said Sennen Cove resident Lisa Redfern, who had built a pinhole camera for the eclipse out of an old…

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