I was in the totality back in 2017 in Oregon. It was incredible. The darkness in the sky was not like midnight, but more like dusk/twilight where the sun has be

I was in the totality back in 2017 in Oregon. It was incredible. The darkness in the sky was not like midnight, but more like dusk/twilight where the sun has been behind the horizon for 30 minutes. In terms of nature, I was in a very rural area when it happened(near Madras OR) and all animal sounds stopped completely, my Daughter who was two, got really sleepy and fell asleep in her chair during the totality which was very strange. But the experience I will never forget is how the sun looked when in totality, white flames from the corona licking out past the moons profile, clearly visible to the unaided eye, it was something I will never forget for the rest of my life.