It’s starting to feel like 2017 all over again. Oregon is preparing for another solar eclipse, the annular “ring of fire’ eclipse on Oct. 14, with lodging booking up, festivals preparing to host thousands of people, and local officials fretting about worst case scenarios. Unlike the total solar eclipse in 2017, when visitors were expected across Oregon, tourism officials are expecting crowds this year to be concentrated in one part of the state: Klamath County. Read more at the link in our bio. 😎☀️ 📸: bethnakamura #solareclipse #oregon #eclipse #klamath #klamathfalls #theoregonian