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- SISIMIUT, Greenland: The summer sun is on its endless orbit above the horizon as Rid Mondejar, her friends and a gaggle of their children clamber onto rocks facing west into the fjords that feed the northern Atlantic Ocean.
- This is trout season and there is a tasty prize for those willing to test their rod skills in the shifting waters off Sallinnguit, a tiny island connected to Sisimiut, Greenland’s second largest city and oldest continuously inhabited settlement.
- The group of Filipinos has come to picnic and fish into the late evening.
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- SISIMIUT, Greenland: The summer sun is on its endless orbit above the horizon as Rid Mondejar, her friends and a gaggle of their children clamber onto rocks facing west into the fjords that feed the northern Atlantic Ocean.
- This is trout season and there is a tasty prize for those willing to test their rod skills in the shifting waters off Sallinnguit, a tiny island connected to Sisimiut, Greenland’s second largest city and oldest continuously inhabited settlement.
- The group of Filipinos has come to picnic and fish into the late evening.
Sources: CNA