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Bad Day for driving on thin ice, as an unnamed motorist in Denmark sank four vehicles trying to cross a frozen fjord. When his car went through the ice at Augustenborg fjord, he climbed from the shallow water and returned in a four-wheeled-drive vehicle to try to drag his car out. But that sank too, so he came back with a tractor. Which sank. Then another tractor. It took the national rescue service seven hours to drag all four vehicles back on to dry land.
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