> We don't haul ice from the arctic any more. A bit off topic, but we never really hauled most ice from the Arctic. The 19th century ice trade started in, and

> We don't haul ice from the arctic any more. A bit off topic, but we never really hauled most ice from the Arctic. The 19th century ice trade started in, and came mostly from, New England. In the later 19th century, Norway became a big player. But much of that ice came from lake Oppegård, which is below the Arctic circle.