(You can click on any image to get a larger version. I took pictures with my 35mm camera, but I have to get the film developed. Check back in a few days).
See NASA page for a description of the path of this eclipse. Here's a small view of the path:
We were nearly ideally situated in Hoofddorp - the NetApp European Headquarters - 93% or so totality.
But wait, where is Hoofddorp? It appears on no known map. It is north of the path of totality. Check out this composite map to give you context - about 300km north of the center of totality.
Weather maps for Europe looked grim!
Satellite maps showed clouds across much of the path of totality, so I didn't bother
trying to see the real event in places like Stuttgart, Reims, Bucharest. So I caught
a partial eclipse.
A quick visual check outside confirmed
this. We waited.
The clouds broke and people
gathered. Linda Wood is using recommended eye protection. 
It sort of looked like a bunch of
people waiting for the arrival of the mother ship. But everyone was out there from
our office building, watching the sight. 
It got
noticeably darker, and someone thought it got cooler too.
I constructed a pinhole telescope to
view the event, using various boxes, paper and foil from the office. The
projected image was small - sheesh, I forgot, I haven't done this since I was a kid! 
If we had been in the path of totality, we would've seen a sequence like this (obviously not my pictures, and obviously we didn't see this):
