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From the Editor Undisclosed location of Oregon’s other vortex THERE IS WEIRDNESS AMONG US. Not just the garden-variety Oregon weirdness. The kind of weird that causes you to quickly spin around to address a voice that came from no earthly voice box. The kind of weird that projects bagpipes in your hotel room, though they have been gone some twenty years. The kind of strangeness that lets a broom stand up on its own and flat-footed people appear to be atilt. These are the stories of “Haunted Oregon” (page 88). In this piece, Lee Lewis Husk unearths the tales behind the places where spirits are known to reside. Remarkably, only a couple of these places serve alcohol. In a spiritual journey of a different sort, one man decides to explore the Salmon River from headwaters to its mouth at the Pacific Ocean in a four-day ecological odyssey. The result is “Headwaters to Sea” (page 76) a stunning array of observations, photos and a video that will broaden how we think about our river systems. Last fall, I had the opportunity to go behind the scenes to observe and participate in the wine crush with Dave Petterson, the winemaker from Vista Hills Vineyard. At the outset, the piece was to be exclusively about what really happens during the harvest and the wine crush. Something, or rather, nothing happened, which changed the focus of the story a bit. “Crush” (page 66) tells the story of the latest Pinot noir crush in Oregon’s history. There was anxiety, but along with it came the heralded camaraderie and the resolution that fifty years of winemaking would pay off. This fall, we will taste the 2011 vintage as it comes out of oak and into bottles. This is a glimpse of that vintage in the making. We’d be remiss in not introducing a couple of people who have distinguished themselves with excellence in their respective fields. In “What I’m Working On” (page 62) Oscar-nominated production designer, Laurence Bennett, talks about his latest projects including The Artist and Third Person. Bennett’s eloquence and elegance come together in this interview. As we go to print for this issue, Rich Fellers is competing in the Olympics as America’s top show jumper. As a kid, who grew up in the Portland suburbs, Fellers wasn’t much of an equestrian. He stuck with it and went on to win the World Championships earlier this year. We caught up with Fellers in our “Athlete Profile” (page 126) just before he shipped off to London. Finally, we slice, dice and bake Oregon’s state fruit. Of course you knew it was the pear. This story starts at Valley Crest Orchards in the Hood River Valley and meanders through restaurants across the state, and their sweet and savory pear dishes. You’ll find something in there suitable for your table or your next tailgater this fall. 1 1859 oregon's mAgAzine SEPT OCT 2012 For the photographic story behind this shoot, go to 1859magazine.comvortex
www.legacyhealth.org/emanuel100 Everyone loves a firefighter. Especially a homegrown one. Meet Paul Corah. Born at Legacy Emanuel, he is a 30-year veteran of the Portland Fire and Rescue Bureau. Paul believes that the safety and wellness of our community is of the highest priority … and so do we. Legacy Emanuel Medical Center has been the birthplace of generations of people like Paul. In our 100th year of serving the community, we’re honoring the people who have built Emanuel’s legacy. What’s your story? Were you born, saved or trained @ Legacy Emanuel? Share your story at www.legacyhealth.org/emanuel100 or www.facebook.com/legacyhealth to join the celebration and qualify for a chance at great prizes. Our legacy is yours. See history Take a trip back to when major surgery cost $15 and nurses canned fruit for hospital meals — visit our 100 Years at Legacy Emanuel exhibit. Starting in July at the Oregon History Museum at the Oregon Historical Society. AD-0759 ©2012
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