Thrilled to see donner kababs outside of Turkey, I went in and had a nice conversation, in English, with the owner. Over kababs he told me how he and some friends came to Tromso on a college break. They wanted to see the northern lights. His friends returned home, but he found odd jobs, and got the Norwegian equivalent of a green card. He started his own business, married a nice Norwegian girl, who works for a vet, and he has been happy ever since!
Tromso is the starting point of many Arctic expeditions. People have lived in this area for thousands of years. While on a break this morning, I got to look through the rest of the museum our class was at. I learned that stone age people did not have cavities! Also, they have found tar with teeth marks in it, perhaps the first chewing gum.
We even have a branch of the LDS church here.
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