A boardwalk in Norddorf on Amrum Island, Germany
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A boardwalk in Norddorf on Amrum Island, Germany
No matter which fork you take in the boardwalk at Norddorf, you’re sure to enjoy yourself. The beach is a fine place to dip your toe in the Wadden Sea, a protected, intertidal zone of the North Sea. The village is on Amrum, one of Germany’s North Frisian Islands. Until the 19th century, the islands were ruled by Denmark, which still has a strong influence on the culture and cuisine here.
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