Volkswagen Beetle
1st gen Sedan (Type 1), 1938–2003
Naters (VS), Switzerland
06/2015
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And mine, too 
Ivan99 2020-11-13 00:26:18 | #7
Helvetics (2020-11-12 23:44:51)Helvetics
Ivan99
Helvetics
Nice! I've never seen this one!
Weird, I believed in a double spot actually
You spotted it in the German-speaking part of the canton, which is not a region where I usually go spotting
Ivan99
Helvetics
Nice! I've never seen this one!
Weird, I believed in a double spot actually
You spotted it in the German-speaking part of the canton, which is not a region where I usually go spotting
Ahh ok, I understand
The first French Valais village coming from Italy, is Sierre?
Is there a rivarrly between the French Valais and the German Valais?
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Helvetics 2020-11-13 02:13:38 | #8
Ivan99 (2020-11-13 00:26:18)Ivan99
Ahh ok, I understand
The first French Valais village coming from Italy, is Sierre?
Is there a rivarrly between the French Valais and the German Valais?
Ahh ok, I understand
The first French Valais village coming from Italy, is Sierre?
Is there a rivarrly between the French Valais and the German Valais?
Yes, it's Sierre! There is a big wood between the German and the French speaking part.
I wouldn't say there is a rivalry between the two regions, we just don't communicate that much
There were a lot of wars during the Middle Age, but it's all over now
+1
Ivan99 2020-11-14 16:54:57 | #9
Helvetics (2020-11-13 02:13:38)Helvetics
Ivan99
Ahh ok, I understand
The first French Valais village coming from Italy, is Sierre?
Is there a rivarrly between the French Valais and the German Valais?
Yes, it's Sierre! There is a big wood between the German and the French speaking part.
I wouldn't say there is a rivalry between the two regions, we just don't communicate that much There were a lot of wars during the Middle Age, but it's all over now
Ivan99
Ahh ok, I understand
The first French Valais village coming from Italy, is Sierre?
Is there a rivarrly between the French Valais and the German Valais?
Yes, it's Sierre! There is a big wood between the German and the French speaking part.
I wouldn't say there is a rivalry between the two regions, we just don't communicate that much There were a lot of wars during the Middle Age, but it's all over now
I understand, thanks
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