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"  Who: Olivia Turrell of Docksmith, a company that handcrafts smartphone and tablet docking stations from driftwood Favorite Maine Spot: Fort Andross/Frontier Cafe &amp;amp;amp; Cinema in Brunswick, Maine (30 minutes north of Portland) Why Visit: Established in 1688 as a trading post for fur trappers, Fort Andross became a cotton mill in the 1800s. Today the complex houses artists and crafters, including Docksmith, along with a flea market, an antiques shop, and the Frontier Cafe. &amp;quot;The old building&amp;#039;s charm and grandeur set the mood at Frontier,&amp;quot; explains Turrell. &amp;quot;You can get meals cooked with local ingredients, decadent cocktails, and stellar draft beers (our favorite is the Oxbow Farmhouse Pale Ale from Newcastle, Maine). There&amp;#039;s also an awesome theater that plays indie films and hosts bands.&amp;quot;  If You Go: Catch a show at the Maine State Music Theater on the Bowdoin College campus. Want to share what&amp;#039;s special about your state? Post in the comments below, or tell us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, using the hashtag #clstatesecret.  Photo by Nadra Photography  ----- Plus: See more state secrets from our CL Across America virtual road trip! \u00BB 8 easy ways to organize your linen closet \u00BBHow to plan a winter sledding party \u00BBFlea Market Haul: The best vintage, antique, and flea-market finds \u00BBTop tips for pet owners \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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