For Mandie Adams, the entire photo voltaic eclipse on Dec. 4 might maybe be the 12th one she’s viewed. It’ll also be the 12th for her teddy undergo, Minute Doo.
Seeing it won’t be straightforward. The eclipse will be viewed most fascinating on a sliver of Earth in Antarctica, the South Orkney Islands and the encompassing ocean. Ms. Adams, a apartment-property owner who lives in Southend-on-Sea, England, flew from London to Madrid to Buenos Aires to the metropolis of Ushuaia on the southern tip of Argentina. From there, she’s going to board a 15-day eclipse cruise, which sails thru the notoriously turbulent Drake’s Passage, to see unprejudiced below 2 minutes of entire eclipse darkness—if there aren’t clouds.
