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Here's where Denmark is on the map of Europe. Denmark is that green blob in the middle (see the detailed map of Denmark). And just to put things straight:

1. Norway
2. Sweden
3. Finland
4. Ireland
5. Scotland
6. England
7. Holland
   Belgium
   Luxemburg
8. Germany
9. Poland
10. Estonia
    Lithauania
    Latvia
11. Russia
12. France
13. Italy
14. Portugal
15. Spain
16. Iceland

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This other story related to "denmark" might also interest you: Bornholm Rock on: Martin Joergensen's annual trip to the Danish island Bornholm is coming up. This year without GFF partner Steve Schweitzer by his side. Steve here tells the story of the 2002 trip, where they both indulged in fish, good food and friendship for a week. Read about fishing Danish sea trout here. Click to see other stories with the keyword "denmark"

A few random articles for your entertainment Driving experience - Listen up! This podcast was sparked by extreme gas prices, lots of driving and three guys going in each their car on the same fishing trip. It touches on different aspects of angler's relation to their cars. April 29th 2006 Black Funnel This fly is kind of a coincidence. An idea. A fad. But it works. It is a funnel dun, Deveaux, Joergensen kind of pattern, which will imitate a hatching mosquito - albeit a very large one in the original version. It consists of two materials and is very easy to tie. January 25th 2004 The Messy Pike Fly Not one of Martin Joergensen's usual pike flies. For that it is way too complex and has too many tying steps and too many different materials. He doesn't like complex pike flies. "I spend dozens of minutes tying one, and a pike spends seconds shredding it!" he says. September 10th 2006 Great Waters The title of Dan Blanton's new book "Fly Fishing California’s Great Waters" indicates it might be interesting to a limited audience. Limiting the scope of a book to one US state might seem like a very tight limit. But when that state is California things change dramatically. October 28th 2004