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![]() ![]() | Re: Hi from Copenhagen, Denmark Ringsted, Iowa - LOL - no never heard about it. But I do know that there is a danish colony in the States, and that some of the old folks over there STILL speak danish. Yes. The very old folks in Ringsted, Iowa still speak Danish. Most are in their 80's and up. There are many other Danish "Colonies" in the United States that celebrate their Danish heritage. Viborg, SD Denmark,KS Seattle, WA Elkhorn, Iowa and a tourist town in California. Jim
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