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Eight tips for a memorable viewing experience:

1. Don’t get too hung up on eclipse glasses, but never look directly at the Sun without them. The image of the eclipsed Sun is tiny and static. The interesting things happen all around us: changes in the intensity and colour of the light, the shadows cast by the foliage, a drop in temperature, and the behaviour of the wildlife around you – especially humans.
2. Taking good photos of the eclipse is difficult and requires specialised equipment. If you want to capture a memento of the experience, set your mobile phone or camera to record your reactions and those of your companions during the moments of maximum eclipse.
3. Avoid using telescopes or binoculars unless you have the necessary filters and experience in solar observation. Never leave these instruments unattended.
4. Choose your viewing spot taking into account the needs of those with you, particularly older people, people with disabilities and children.
5. In anticipation of traffic jams and long waits, bring sun cream, insect repellent, a parasol, food, water, warm clothing for the evening, any medication you may need and something to keep you entertained.
6. Avoid places where there is a risk of falling and, above all, areas near cliffs or steep slopes.
7. Bear in mind that mobile phone coverage may be lost in areas with large crowds.
8. Respect the local community and the natural and cultural heritage. Avoid walking through crops and any activity that could cause a fire. And remember that the fruit belongs to someone.