Frances and John Morland of Canberra, Australia, wearing the shirts issued to members
of the TravelQuest International eclipse tour to the Cook Islands.  This picture was taken
in the grounds of the school on Mangaia island, where many of the group were billeted

      
Monsignor Ronald Royer, a retired Catholic priest from California, went to Mangaia
with a group from the Czech Republic who produced this shirt

Yoshiko Kuwahara bought this shirt in Mangaia	Yoko Speirs bought this shirt in Mangaia after they had run out of T-shirts

             
Neil collected two shirts in the Cook Islands.  Nobody on Rarotonga, the main island, had
thought of making any eclipse T-shirts until eclipse freaks suggested it, and one shirt shop
made a small run of the red shirt.  The black shirt is from Mangaia, in the path of totality

Michel Tournay designed this shirt for the 2010 eclipse.  The moai on the right is wearing eclipse glasses during totality in memory of an old lady in Guadeloupe who refused to take off her glasses during the 1988 eclipse