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We drove down to Muncie and saw the totality. Fantastic! Just stopped in a store parking lot, next to two other cars, one with a couple from West Virginia, who drove to Indiana for the eclipse. Our trip was short in comparison, and it is so different from the partial eclipse we saw in 2017...

Cleveland has the Cleveland Clinic, very special place if you need it! For oxen, look up the Midwest Ox Drovers Assn. DH had teams, but no longer. Hubby, 6'3" tall, John and Walker, 2800+ lbs each! Long ago at a historical village in Wisconsin. Fun! Mary

So, not going to Cleveland! We weren't going all the way there anyway, but maybe not in that vacinity either. And an ox is any bovine trained to work. Bulls, too dangerous, and cows, produce calves and milk. Mary

And DH and I will be driving SSE towards Cleveland, hoping to see the totality Monday afternoon, and make it home sometime the same day. Mary

Guess you're right about that: "the balls of an ox"! Mary

Oxen do NOT have balls, they are 99.9% steers, not bulls!!!