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The Ice Hotel

Accommodations in one of the coldest parts of Sweden offer a frozen place to rest your head.

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Article | "IT'S A DRY COLD," Swedish foreign ministry officer Gabriella Augustsson tried to reassure me as we made our way through the Stockholm airport.

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