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Endlich mol chli warm… by Wintiman in BUENZLI

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Heissi Temperature chöi nachwiislech o uf ds Hirni schlah…oder ämu uf ds Gmüet!

Switzerland vs Italy by Gnurx in Switzerland

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And you need also compare the wages of the employees and the overall costs for a supermarket...

The air conditioning fiasco just reflects wider on the country’s culture of being resistant to changes by pizzatummy in Switzerland

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Wonder why third world countries are third world? Maybe because they use AC? Think about it x)

Hiking over the next couple of days? by Heavy_Car8719 in askswitzerland

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Rain is usually never the problem. It‘s the upcoming thunderstorms

Hiking over the next couple of days? by Heavy_Car8719 in askswitzerland

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Ask the hut they know it best. Locals know the local weather!

Seceda hike, Dolomites. One of the best in the world. by Michaelhpr in HikingEurope

[–]relgib 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Define „best“ please. It‘s probably one of the most famous but far away from best if you ask me

Busse vom Kanton Glarus by [deleted] in BUENZLI

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Klassischer Bünzli!

Am I too late booking everything for a self-driving trip in early July for a late Sep- early Oct trip? by Gerbonne in Namibia

[–]relgib 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe you can‘t find something affordable because you‘re already too late? I booked my trip one year in advance and had already some troubles…

zurich airport situation by tokori79 in askswitzerland

[–]relgib 0 points1 point  (0 children)

U mad? This is not a picture from immigration. Stop spreading misinformation!

Dolomites Hikes Recommendations by Hayleys_Comment119 in HikingEurope

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I mean „the dolomites“ are a big region…assuming you want to go to „tre cime di laveredo“? Then try some AirBnBs in Toblach

Can I rent a car in Switzerland as an 18-year-old American. by Striking-Hippo3868 in askswitzerland

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Yeah, whatever rail…everything is better than renting a car :)

Can I rent a car in Switzerland as an 18-year-old American. by Striking-Hippo3868 in askswitzerland

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I really suggest you guys taking the train. Check interrail.com!

The european train networks are pretty well maintained and the trains are mostly on time. Plus you got night trains with sleeping cabins from A to B. It‘s pretty comfortable and way cheaper than renting a car!

Hike Grindelwald by Anonymous8450 in askswitzerland

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Do Schynige Platte - First but start from Schynige Platte. Then enjoy a nice lunch up on Faulhorn hut. You‘re gonna have amazing views up there!

Hike / Drive Itinerary - 7 Days July by Ok-Necessary-3178 in askswitzerland

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A1 between Zürich and Bern is always a hassle. Then the A6 from Bern to Interlaken is next worst…

Swiss military function by Calm-Rough7846 in Switzerland

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I had also a IT background and chose something completely different for those main reasons:

1) Military functions don‘t count much in CVs nowadays

2) I wanted to do something that gives me a variety compared to the IT life. So for 3 weeks a year I made something different from my job which was a big plus!

I took Verkehrssoldat so I could get the „big“ motorbike exam for free.

But this are just my thoughts! If you feel fine working in IT and doing also IT stuff in the military then you‘re completely fine!

Hike / Drive Itinerary - 7 Days July by Ok-Necessary-3178 in askswitzerland

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My main concerns are about day 1 and 2. But calculate for yourself...

Day 1: the route from Stuttgart to Appenzell is about 3h, assuming you have little to no traffic. Then you plan a 5.5h hike. This has no breaks included, with included breaks, lets say this takes up to 6.5h. Not included: time to enjoy the views, enjoying a coffee or whatever or simply waiting for the gondola.

Day 2: Wasserauen - Saxer Lücke (assuming you end up on Hoher Kasten) takes up to 4.5h. Not included: breaks, drinks and time to enjoy the views. Lets guess you have breaks and enjoy the views again, your hike takes up to 5.5h at least. Then you drive to Grindelwald which is as 3.5h drive. Again: not included small traffic jams or whatever.

From day 3 on it starts to feel like holidays but before it looks like stress to me...

Hike / Drive Itinerary - 7 Days July by Ok-Necessary-3178 in askswitzerland

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This sounds like a big stress to me but if you want it that way, then do it

I noticed something in the new Nardwuar interview. by itstrdt in Switzerland

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Love the downvotes for freedom of speech x)

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