What's great: Everthing is so near ! What's bad: So much traffic regulations ! That basically 'par for the course' in a small, densely populated area * * when taking into account unusable real estate like the Alps and Dolomite mountains
Driving in America is boring ! what you are saying is not true. If you're tired, go to sleep, don't drive!! And there is an expression for the unwritten laws. It's decency.
Yes, i am a swiss women and lived there 61 years. Now i am in spain, over 4 years and happy here. When i was young, it was really nice but now, it have to much peopel, from around the world. Getting closed to 9 Million peopel, in our small country and i feel bad about it. Sorry
Yeah you are right about your down points but as you mentioned Switzerland is a tiny country with a relatively high population density. Imagjne everybody would be doing as he likes, it would be anarchy. It would quickly not be a nice country anymore. So, much of the rules that you don't like are there to keep the country save, clean and a place worthwile to live.
I live in Berlin. I bought the Mini 4 Pro. While it was delivered I reviewed the restrictions and the maps where its not allowed. I had the box in my hands and returned it. It's almost impossible in Germany, Austria, Switzerland to fly a drone. You cannot fly over or less of 100 meters of rivers, lakes, highways, train rails, don't forget to ask a permission (recommend on paper) if you fly over a private property. With that in mind you could say, ok I can fly in some forests... NO, usually those are protected natural parks, and is forbidden. You ended up with some small parks and if you now Germanic culture you know that some one will shout you and complain that you should not doing something, flying your drone in that area, even if its legal. Now confront with papers, arguments and the law in German, not my native language (I'm from Colombia 🇨🇴). That's why I returned my drone. I used to have a Mavic Air 1. But that was a time ago. Now Germany stopped my dream to fly again 🥲
I live in Berlin. I bought the Mini 4 Pro. While it was delivered I reviewed the restrictions and the maps where its not allowed. I had the box in my hands and returned it. It's almost impossible in Germany, Austria, Switzerland to fly a drone. You cannot fly over or less of 100 meters of rivers, lakes, highways, train rails, don't forget to ask a permission (recommend on paper) if you fly over a private property. With that in mind you could say, ok I can fly in some forests... NO, usually those are protected natural parks, and is forbidden. You ended up with some small parks and if you now Germanic culture you know that some one will shout you and complain that you should not doing something, flying your drone in that area, even if its legal. Now confront with papers, arguments and the law in German, not my native language (I'm from Colombia 🇨🇴). That's why I returned my drone. I used to have a Mavic Air 1. But that was a time ago. Now Germany stopped my dream to fly again 🥲
What's up with the salt gun is it something hidden in that concerning shooting the Flies off the eggs and donuts are you maybe saying there's a lot of bugs flying around in Switzerland😅
Your video was an eye opener! But then in Hindi we also do the masculine feminine thing to objects or things - like potato is male, but tea is female. Yeah now even idk who knew their genders but it's mostly a convention now. Candles are female, phones are male. Tell me about it 😂😂
I'm leaving Switzerland in a few days after being here for 2 years on and off. The hardest thing for me was making friends. It's very very and I mean very hard. It's lonely
There are so many rules because there are much too much people living in this tiny country. It's just overcrowded. If everybody would make phonecalls without headphones, it would be a mess. If we all would mainly live alone in a forest, all these rules would not be necessary. 😉
Hi. I wonder where mostly the farmers feed and release their livestocks. Is it only possible to release your livestock only in your private land, or is it okay to release and to feed your cows to the common land.( the country land maybe..?)
The DJI mini 3 which is less than 249g only requires registration without insurance, from I understand. Would you recommend liability insurance still? If so, what do you recommend?
One important point to mention about Emd is that after the first cut has been harvested, the grass will not grow as strong and abundant again. So, the reason for cutting Emd at an earlier stage of growth is essentially given by nature and is not the result of a choice. You are not bad at all at scything, skill comes from practicing !
The farmers kids get to start learning by sitting in the cab (or even driving them from ~age 12-13. (I live in Unterägeri, about 10 km (as the crow flies) from this farm!)
im pilot drone with 20 license and certificate drone two from usa and 19 for europe and uk and swiss. About the Swiss licenses i have the a1-a3 and a2. Just 3 license to fly in Swiss ;) greetings from sardinia where i live. Ciao
I’m an American in Rothenthurm and absolutely loving watching your videos. I’ve always said I would love to be a farmer but it certainly looks like non-stop hard work. Farmers definitely have the best views though! What do you think it would take to own your own farm?
