Where to stand in Texas to see two solar eclipses in under six months

The last annular solar eclipse to occur in Texas Hill Country was on April 7, 1940 , when a 'ring of fire' lasted for around 6 minutes and 15 seconds .

The last total solar eclipse experienced in this region was on May 26, 1397 , for 5 minutes 1 second — a whopping 627 years ago .

The Texan ' Two Eclipse ' square is a square of Texas measuring 120 miles ( 193 kilometers ) on each side.

Texas Hill Country is one of the luckiest U.S. states of all time.

The next total solar eclipse will occur on May 26, 2617 .

The following 'ring of fire' annular eclipse will happen here in 217 years .

The coming drought of 593 years between totalities shouldn't be too hard to bear thanks to 'Greatest American Eclipse '.