Hotel Maniitsoq

Ajoqinnguup Aqq. B-1150, P.O. Box 262 Maniitsoq, DK-3912, Greenland

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Nuuk

A travel blog entry by thejens

... town Nuuk! It looked pretty run down in most parts, lots of shabby and rough looking blocks of flats. The Danes thought it would be a good idea to put all the Inuits in this social housing rather than leaving them in their own dwellings but due to lack of money it all wasn't mentained very well. We got taken to the tourist quarter. We went into the little tourist office and then decided to walk up the ...

Sea Day Number 6

A travel blog entry by cnel

We woke up in the morning and went to listen to the FBI profiler talk about terrorists, and the listened to H speak about climate change. Then it was time for the Grand Gala Buffet--easily the biggest buffet I had ever seen before. There was every type of cuisine, and more importantly, every type of dessert! There were ice sculptures and butter sculptures and flowers and you name it! With all the people at the buffet it was hard to ...

Sea Day Number 5

A travel blog entry by cnel

... even liked the story at all had I read it myself, but I really did enjoy the retelling. Dave spent the morning writing back in the room while I was in the different talks. I went back to the room and convinced him to take a break and watch Little Shop of Horrors in the movie theater. It was the musical version with Rick Moranes and Steve Martin--this was the original black and white ...

Sea Day Number 4

A travel blog entry by cnel

In the morning we heard H speak about China, and then because the ship was rocking pretty violently, we went back to the room to watch a movie. During the movie, the motion really started to get to me and I felt quite ill. I took some seasickness medication and put my sea bands on my wrists. I really didn't feel like doing much ...

Nuuk, Greenland

A travel blog entry by cnel

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... inuit woman selling local wares at a table in the parking lot. We decided, instead, to go into the tourist shop. I bought postcards to send home, and I hoped enough postage to send the cards back to the US. The folks in the shop were very friendly, but their English was not terrific. Then again, it was far better than my Danish! The best part was that I was able to buy my $12 post cards using US dollars (that's ...