| Next week on August 21, a total solar eclipse will turn day into night for a few short minutes. This rare event doesn't come everyday -- the last one viewed in the contiguous U.S. occurred in 1979. With wide-open spaces and low light pollution, public lands are the perfect place for viewing this awesome moment.
Whether you choose to watch the eclipse from an iconic national park or a lesser known (and just as beautiful) public land, check out these last-minute tips that will help you have a safe and memorable experience.  | 
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