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Some of the roads along the fjords are supposed to be amazing as well.

Crops and humans seem to have that thing in common, not wanting to live at high altitudes or at the bottom of fjords.

And Norway has lots of coastline with convenient fjords to hide stuff in.

Still, aside from the hyperbole this is a pretty neat idea, and New Zealand certainly has some landscapes worth this treatment too (including fjords, even).

Everything in this comment rings true from my experience (ex-science-software engineer, current equity derivative financial engineer at an investment bank, pining for the start-up fjords).

England has forests, nature reserves, fjords elsewhere.

Setting questionable English 'fjords' aside, the point isn't that it would be desirable to have a population of 30 million in Ireland, but that it would be possible, without having the population density (and presumably poverty) of Bangladesh.

> Swedish economy has significantly better longer term prospects than Norway's (because it is based on replenishable exports, while Norway's on natural resources) True, but Norway invests heavily in infrastructure (building highways through the fjords is crazy expensive) and technology.

I don't see why the Norwegian state should not react in the same way the Swedes dos each time they detect a foreign submarine in their fjords: to hunt for it with an overwhelming force.

The old 'write code, run code, save results, write latex, gen document, find error, repeat, opps code is out of sync with results....' is pining for the fjords.

Looks like even the most famous "ghost city" of them all, Ordos, isn't pining for the fjords just yet.

I believe you're referring to the Unladden Swallow project, which unfortunately is "pining for fjords".

I've also done a 3 night 4 day ferry through the Chilean Fjords from Puerto Montt down to Puerto Natales (in order to go do the "W" in Torres del Paine).

(Hmm, maybe we need a form with "Just a flesh wound" or "I'm feeling better!" options.) Or at the very least, a "pining for the fjords" checkbox...

Fjords paired with DNSimple.com has been a dream setup compared to what I previously used (Amazon S3 with Godaddy for domains).

Norway has really a lots of rivers with lots of potential energy of the water, since it comes from the mountains at high altitude (Fjords).

I was thinking of just letting it lapse, but after using staticsitegenerators.net myself, I found I wanted a list that was a bit more strict, in the sense of not including anything that's not a static site generator (flat file CMSs like Kirby or even hosting services like BitBalloon or Fjords).