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"  In-The-Know Local: Erik Prowell, owner and designer at Bridge &amp;amp;amp; Burn, a Portland, Oregon-based apparel company that&amp;#039;s all about great fits and functional details Must-Visit Oregon Spot: Radar in Portland, Oregon Why Visit: &amp;quot;Radar, one of my favorite restaurants, started offering weekend brunch a few months ago,&amp;quot; Prowell says. &amp;quot;The food is amazing, but the masses haven&amp;#039;t figured it out yet, so you rarely have to wait for a table. The highlight is a dish that&amp;#039;s not on the menu\u2014a savory spin on a breakfast sandwich called the Dick Move. Stacked high between two potato cakes are layers of pulled pork, bacon, apple sauce, chile pur\u00E9e, chimichurri, cr\u00E8me fra\u00EEche, and a fried egg. They also mix the best gin and tonic in town with a house-made tonic that includes more than 40 ingredients.&amp;quot;   A sampling of dishes from Radar&amp;#039;s Instagram feed If You Go: After a big brunch, it&amp;#039;s nice to walk down Mississippi Avenue\u2014half a mile of shops and restaurants in North East Portland. Visit Pistils Nursery for a great selection of plants and terrariums. Then, walk down the hill and check out Beam &amp;amp;amp; Anchor on North Interstate, which has a big collection of Portland-made craft goods, along with vintage Navajo rugs and (if you&amp;#039;re lucky) some custom Pendleton Eames rockers. Want to share what&amp;#039;s special about your state? Nominate a place you love, or tell us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, using the hashtag #clstatesecret.    Top photo by Vanessa Castoe  ----- Plus: See more state souvenirs from CL Across America \u00BB Buy tickets to the 2014 Country Living Fair in Rhinebeck, NY \u00BB35 new uses for old things \u00BBWhat&amp;#039;s hot to collect now \u00BB65 wow-worthy home makeovers \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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