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Icelandic restaurant hits Denmark

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More than two years ago, Geir Magnússon and Elín Fjóla Jónsdóttir decided to break up with roots and move to Denmark with their five children. They did not have any permanent work in hand and slid blindly into the sea. Today they run the restaurant Esja Bistro, which has become known as the “Icelandic restaurant” in the town of Hobro in Jutland.

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Icelandic restaurant hits Denmark

More than two years ago, Geir Magnússon and Elín Fjóla Jónsdóttir decided to break up with roots and move to Denmark with their five children. They did not have any permanent work in hand and slid blindly into the sea. Today they run the restaurant Esja Bistro, which has become known as the “Icelandic restaurant” in the town of Hobro in Jutland.

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