Klik her for at se PDF'en - Air Greenland
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The<br />
town was the<br />
birthplace of famous<br />
polar explorer Knud<br />
Rasmus<strong>se</strong>n, who<strong>se</strong><br />
childhood home today<br />
is a mu<strong>se</strong>um.<br />
■ Hotel Arcticimi neriffiusinnaasut<br />
arlaqarput. Restaurant Ulo nerisassiassanik<br />
nun<strong>at</strong>sinneersunik mamarsaakkanik<br />
sassaalliuteqartarpoq.<br />
■ Der er flere muligheder <strong>for</strong> <strong>at</strong><br />
spi<strong>se</strong> på Hotel Arctic. Restaurant Ulo<br />
byder på gourmetmad af<br />
grønlandske råvarer.<br />
■ T<strong>her</strong>e are <strong>se</strong>veral places to e<strong>at</strong> <strong>at</strong><br />
Hotel Arctic. The Ulo restaurant offers<br />
<strong>Greenland</strong>ic produce.<br />
Webcam<br />
Hotel Arctic has launched a new home<br />
page and one of the innov<strong>at</strong>ions on<br />
www.hotelarctic.com is a webcam,<br />
aimed <strong>at</strong> the Ice Fjord.<br />
■ Niuertoq sulinissamut pitsaasunik<br />
<strong>at</strong>ugassaqartitaavoq.<br />
<strong>Air</strong> <strong>Greenland</strong> inflight magazine 37<br />
■ Forretningsmanden har gode<br />
arbejdsbetingel<strong>se</strong>r.<br />
The camera shows preci<strong>se</strong>ly the same<br />
view th<strong>at</strong> can be experienced by the<br />
guests <strong>at</strong> the hotel, as it is placed in<br />
the window of one of the rooms. The<br />
changing pictures show fishing bo<strong>at</strong>s<br />
and gigantic icebergs <strong>at</strong> the mouth of<br />
the 56 km long ice fjord. The enormous<br />
■ The buisnessman has good<br />
conditions.<br />
icebergs come from the most productive<br />
glacier on the Nort<strong>her</strong>n Hemisp<strong>her</strong>e,<br />
Sermeq Kujalleq, and they run aground<br />
on an underground moranic bank. They<br />
re-flo<strong>at</strong> <strong>at</strong> high tide or when they are so<br />
eroded, they tip over.