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Words: Loren • November 30, 2015

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Brian Corn (QUOR)

SPB: Is there a regional food you look forward to on every tour?

Corn: The Pacific Northwest always has fantastic salmon. I particularly like the sashimi versions offered throughout the region. I have had amazing cuts of salmon in even the most unlikely of places up there between Portland and Vancouver, BC; everywhere from casino cafeterias to straight-up grocery store deli’s.

Loren • November 30, 2015

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