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Porsche Boxster

4th gen 718 Boxster (982), 2016–

License plate of Switzerland, Cars

718 Boxster GTS

Zug (ZG), Switzerland.

Zug was the only canton I had never visited!

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Comments (13)

Skyliner-а777аа77 2020-06-01 19:18:48 | #1

very funny) You visited Saint-Petersburg and didn`t visit all your country. All Swiss can visit for 2 weeks)

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Rhineland-Palatinate 2020-06-02 11:42:56 | #2

Skyliner-а777аа77 (2020-06-01 19:18:48)

Skyliner-а777аа77
very funny) You visited Saint-Petersburg and didn`t visit all your country. All Swiss can visit for 2 weeks)

I think that's actually not uncommon that you tend to not visit everything in your country before visiting some exotic places. I've been to Iran, but still haven't visited all 16 States of Germany
 :pardon:

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Skyliner-а777аа77 2020-06-02 11:52:35 | #3

Rhineland-Palatinate (2020-06-02 11:42:56)

Rhineland-Palatinate
Skyliner-а777аа77
very funny) You visited Saint-Petersburg and didn`t visit all your country. All Swiss can visit for 2 weeks)
I think that's actually not uncommon that you tend to not visit everything in your country before visiting some exotic places. I've been to Iran, but still haven't visited all 16 States of Germany

Sure, i understand but when you have small country like Swiss for example (may be for smb Slovenia is small), but for me Swiss). You will watch it alone or with parents in childhood period. Swiss is amazing and two times interesting to watch it all)

If i will live in Europe, for that period discover it all by car. It is very easy for distance and quality of roads.

Germany is not small)) Biggest by population and third by size (continenal Europe) in Europe after France and Spain.
357 021 - Square (Germany)
41 290 - Swiss

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Helvetics 2020-06-02 17:46:50 | #4

Well, did you visit all administrative subdivisions of Moscow before discovering the rest of the world?  :D
Also, I don't think that many Swiss people visited ALL the 26 cantons! Sure we travel a lot in our country, but visiting all of them is not a common thing to do...
By the way, there is a challenge for visiting all cantons by train as quick as possible, the current record is 17 hours and 19 minutes  :D

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BorisNL 2020-06-03 13:07:42 | #5

Even I as Viennese guy, was only twice in my life in Vorarlberg. I think, each country has some places, where there is not much to do, so you don't go there usually  =)

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Skyliner-а777аа77 2020-06-03 17:52:16 | #6

Helvetics (2020-06-02 17:46:50)

Helvetics
Well, did you visit all administrative subdivisions of Moscow before discovering the rest of the world?
Also, I don't think that many Swiss people visited ALL the 26 cantons! Sure we travel a lot in our country, but visiting all of them is not a common thing to do...
By the way, there is a challenge for visiting all cantons by train as quick as possible, the current record is 17 hours and 19 minutes

First. Please, when you reply on my answer, make quote for it, because i didn`t read your answer
Second. In my mind every culture person must know basic things about country. Visit all most interesting things by architecture plan and etc. In that case, for me sure strange who don`t do it.
If you are not interesting is ok, but when is. I suppose that, because you were in SPb and other places, you live in small country. For weekend can go everywhere. Swiss is situated in center of Europe (boarderd with Germany, France, Italy, Austria). It is like go to WC i think for swiss people go to both 4 th countries)
Swiss has in general big cantons and small is too small that can visit some for one trip. And can repeat in every canton you can see some interesting architecture things or nature... For the life before 25 it is easy to do. I think you are not sooo young this number.

If you want to know, if i visited all subdivisions of Moscow, now i can say yes. For me it is intresting how people live and what sightseeing i can watch. Sure i am not include New Moscow but watch there main things too.
Yes, in general i watch it for long time and visited other countries before. But it is funny compare country and districts of Moscow because it is not so interersting like regions of Russia)))

I agree that a lot russian and swiss people don`t care about their country house or Turkey, Egypt, Germany and Italy. I am not worried about it))) But you like to make photo and i think travel) It is not blame of you in something. It is only surprise for this thing that i say aloud) Because we live in biggest country and i try to visit all regions but you live in very small and even can`t watch this... Only that i wanted to say.

Great record) I think about Russia could be 30 days by plane not less)))

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Skyliner-а777аа77 2020-06-03 17:55:32 | #7

BorisNL (2020-06-03 13:07:42)

BorisNL
Even I as Viennese guy, was only twice in my life in Vorarlberg. I think, each country has some places, where there is not much to do, so you don't go there usually


I supposed that you former russian because name - Boris)))

Austria is bigger than Swiss in two times.

In my trip to NL i visited almost half country for 12 days.. NL is the same like Swiss

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BorisNL 2020-06-03 19:25:38 | #8

Skyliner-а777аа77 (2020-06-03 17:55:32)

Skyliner-а777аа77
I supposed that you former russian because name - Boris)))

Austria is bigger than Swiss in two times.

In my trip to NL i visited almost half country for 12 days.. NL is the same like Swiss


Yeah, my name is a trap   !;)
But I'm pure Austrian, no Russian relatives (but at work I deal often with Russian people and because of my name they often assume, that I speak Russian, but unfortunately I can't :-()
In Holland it's of course easy to visit all parts in a short time...but if you have seen one district, the others look nearly the same...flat land with lots of cows, sheep's and glasshouses  :D  :D

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Skyliner-а777аа77 2020-06-03 19:53:50 | #9

BorisNL (2020-06-03 19:25:38)

BorisNL
Skyliner-а777аа77
I supposed that you former russian because name - Boris)))

Austria is bigger than Swiss in two times.

In my trip to NL i visited almost half country for 12 days.. NL is the same like Swiss
Yeah, my name is a trap
But I'm pure Austrian, no Russian relatives (but at work I deal often with Russian people and because of my name they often assume, that I speak Russian, but unfortunately I can't :-()
In Holland it's of course easy to visit all parts in a short time...but if you have seen one district, the others look nearly the same...flat land with lots of cows, sheep's and glasshouses


Why you use NL in nickname if from Austria?)
Swiss is easy to travel too because country is very rich and build many tunnels for travel and trains go everywhere) And in that case can say mountains, lakes, swan and cows)))
Sure NL is some similar but every big town is some different not big but enough. Utrecht, Leiden, Harlem, Eindhoven , Gouda, Delft and etc.

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BorisNL 2020-06-03 19:58:13 | #10

Skyliner-а777аа77 (2020-06-03 19:53:50)

Skyliner-а777аа77

Why you use NL in nickname if from Austria?)


Because I live now in the Netherlands

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Skyliner-а777аа77 2020-06-03 23:15:28 | #11

BorisNL (2020-06-03 19:58:13)

BorisNL
Skyliner-а777аа77

Why you use NL in nickname if from Austria?)

Because I live now in the Netherlands

ок)

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Helvetics 2020-06-04 01:23:53 | #12

Skyliner-а777аа77 (2020-06-03 17:52:16)

Skyliner-а777аа77


I think I did visit most of the most famous places of my country! Just because I missed one canton doesn't mean I don't know my country as you seem to suggest... You can check on my gallery, I regularly post pictures taken in the whole country! Zug is located 30 minutes train from Lucerne, 30 minutes train from Zurich also, landscapes are not that different than the rest of the country (it is a typical lakeside town surrounded by mountains, I already visited dozens of cities that look like this in Switzerland), I guess that's why I had never been there before!

I really want you to understand that visiting literally ALL 26 cantons is not common (at least for a young person like me), because a lot of them are actually pretty similar. People go out a lot, but they mostly stay in their regions because there are enough things to do there. Why would they spend 5 hours in a car to go somewhere that looks exactly the same that what they have at home? They do it sometimes, but they don't need to go to every canton   !;) Also don't forget that Switzerland is a polyglot country (we've got 4 different languages), which makes that travelling to your country may seem like travelling abroad  :D

A last thing: as I'm still young, I don't have a car, so I'm only travelling by train, which is really expensive (Geneva-Zurich, a 2 hours 40 trip, is 80 Euros). Personally, I've got the "General" train pass, which allows me to go anywhere in the country, it costs 2'500 Euros per year (and that's the cheapest option I have for my needs!), many young people like me can't afford to travel that much in the country!

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Skyliner-а777аа77 2020-06-05 15:48:37 | #13

Helvetics (2020-06-04 01:23:53)

Helvetics
Skyliner-а777аа77
I think I did visit most of the most famous places of my country! Just because I missed one canton doesn't mean I don't know my country as you seem to suggest... You can check on my gallery, I regularly post pictures taken in the whole country! Zug is located 30 minutes train from Lucerne, 30 minutes train from Zurich also, landscapes are not that different than the rest of the country (it is a typical lakeside town surrounded by mountains, I already visited dozens of cities that look like this in Switzerland), I guess that's why I had never been there before!

I really want you to understand that visiting literally ALL 26 cantons is not common (at least for a young person like me), because a lot of them are actually pretty similar. People go out a lot, but they mostly stay in their regions because there are enough things to do there. Why would they spend 5 hours in a car to go somewhere that looks exactly the same that what they have at home? They do it sometimes, but they don't need to go to every canton Also don't forget that Switzerland is a polyglot country (we've got 4 different languages), which makes that travelling to your country may seem like travelling abroad

A last thing: as I'm still young, I don't have a car, so I'm only travelling by train, which is really expensive (Geneva-Zurich, a 2 hours 40 trip, is 80 Euros). Personally, I've got the "General" train pass, which allows me to go anywhere in the country, it costs 2'500 Euros per year (and that's the cheapest option I have for my needs!), many young people like me can't afford to travel that much in the country!

Helvetics, I don`t censure about that thing not to visit all cantons. I am talking only aloud in according with my vision on world and situation.
Why I talk because Swiss is smaller in 93 times than Russia and I visited a lot places in Russia and all Moscow. It is my motherland and I went by foot and by bicycle all it and know every district.
Swiss is very rich and can allow to travel much and boarded on north, south, west and east with top-country. It easy to travel to it and sure when you are going for this direction you can visit all your country.
You told me about that you don`t have car. Ok, it is great problem for travel, sure because public transport in Swiss is very expensive but cost of cars like in other Europe and for young people ( I considered that you are more 23 years, may be a mistake) you should have car for 4-8K euros… It is like average salary for 2 months for Swiss…
The distance between Geneva and Zurich by roads is 240 km! Only. The distance between Moscow and SPb – 700 km and a lot young Moscow citizens go to Piter several times in year.
This distance is nothing for us.
And the main shoot for the my argument! My country house located (door to door) on distance 140 km from apartment! 140 km – it is 2 hours only without traffic jam and on summer time my parents go every weekend for this distance. Only for 2 days!!! 300 km for weekend. It is soo easy. Distance of your country is 300 km all! Now you understand that is so funny for me when you say it is not popular for people and blablabla… Sure, I lot people never go out from the city or village but who interested the world and like to travel must to do)
Especial if you live in such beautiful country, can talk on 4-th languages and your neighbors are so cool countries… not Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and etc)))
Relax, it is only understanding how is Russia is big. For siberina people the distance 300-500 km is nothing like go to country house)

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