I went down, down, down...
Sunrises and sunsets often dazzle, but they’ll have a special ring to them in a few days for people in the western United States and eastern Asia: The moon will slide across the sun, blocking everything but a blazing halo of light. It’s been almost two decades since a “ring of fire” eclipse was visible in the continental United States ...
The late day sun will transform into a glowing ring in southwest Oregon, Northern California, central Nevada, southern Utah, northern Arizona and New Mexico and finally the Texas Panhandle where it will occur at sunset on Sunday. For 3 ½ hours, the eclipse follows an 8,500-mile path. Viewing, from beginning to end, lasts about two hours. The ring phenomenon lasts as long as 5 minutes depending on location.
First "ring of fire" eclipse visible in US in nearly 20 years; here are instruction on how to see it in Colorado
Plywood.
There’s no limit to what can be planted in the ground.
"Mandles"
Fragrances include Riding Mower (cut grass), First Down (orange & leather), and 2X4 (freshly cut wood and sawdust).