Subject: Re: Sv: [BoundaryPoint] Peter Heering<br/>
Date: Aug 22, 2000 @ 20:56<br/>
Author: Emil Boasson (Emil Boasson &lt;eb3@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-308797227">You are right my name is not highly Nordic, but  my ancestors arrived around 1100 years ago from Norway and Ireland.  Some of them were rather religious and took names from the Bible, that is the Boas part of it.  One of my great<br/>
grandparents thought highly of the French Emil Zola and I got the name from my grandfather.  The son is old Icelandic name tradition.  Son of Boas, Boas being my fathers first name, not solaced family name.  Interesting how these Family<br/>
names ignore that to create one person traditionally two persons of the opposite sex were needed.<br/>
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I guess that the Schengen problems of the Nordic countries has then been solved.  After that you can arrive in Iceland or any other European country of the EEZ (EFTA+EU) and travel through the Kingdom of Europe only using your passport<br/>
once.<br/>
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I put my bet on Denmark for the WCQ<br/>
Emil</div>