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From playing a round of “Viking Chess,” exploring the celebration of Fastelavn and overcoming the fear of tasting salty licorice, red cabbage and pickled herring, children fully immersed themselves in a number of Danish traditions this week. The Danish Youth Camp, held at Baldwin Heights Elementary School while renovations continue at the Danish Cultural Center in Greenville, saw 18 area children come together on Monday and Tuesday, where numero…
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An acquired taste of Denmark
From playing a round of “Viking Chess,” exploring the celebration of Fastelavn and overcoming the fear of tasting salty licorice, red cabbage and pickled herring, children fully immersed themselves in a number of Danish traditions this week. The Danish Youth Camp, held at Baldwin Heights Elementary School while renovations continue at the Danish Cultural Center in Greenville, saw 18 area children come together on Monday and Tuesday, where numero…
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