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Bornholm played a pivotal role in my life some time ago.
If I may ask: how long have you been living there?
What do you feel is closer - Germany, Sweden or Denmark?
Thanks for the welcome.
I've been living on Bornholm since August last year. Geographically of course Sweden is closest but at this point I feel closer to Denmark (of which Bornholm is a part, officially if not quite culturally).
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