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Blogging Denmark!
Who are the Danes, and what is it like living in Denmark?
Denmark.dk has invited both Danes and non-Danes to blog on its sister site
blogs.denmark.dk
Paul and Jen
are a young couple from Austria who came to Denmark this summer. They write about building a new life in Copenhagen.
CopenhagenStreetStyle
is a blog that documents the style of young Copenhageners.....from the casual vintage-clad hipsters of Nørrebro to the high-end fashionistas of Østerbro. It's written by Jenny and Søren.
Damien Degeorges
from France writes about the Arctic Denmark and its development facing climate change.
Tobi Wilner
is skateboarder, artist and daddy. He is based in CPH.
You may know him from his bands Blue Foundation, Bichi and Ghost Society.
Malene
is working as knowledge analyst in the Sustainable Cities unit in The Danish Architecture Centre. She has for many years worked with mobility and sustainability with special focus on everyday life and behaviour.
Pernille
is a 37-year-old Dane living in Africa, wondering what Denmark will be like upon return.
Søren
from Denmark, who works for the Danish Broadcasting Corporation's music programme Boogie, writes about the Danish music scene.
Mikael
half-Danish and half-English, writes about Danish bicycle culture.
Li Yuan
,
a Chinese student at Roskilde University, writes about her experiences of Denmark and the Danes.
Jarl
from Denmark, a newly graduated architect, writes about Danish architecture.
Jenny
, a 28 year old Swede, writes about fashion, night life and whatever else is going on in her life.
Peter Andreas
from Denmark, an advertising executive, writes about the downsides of the Danes.
Read their blogs on
blogs.denmark.dk
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