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Going to vote

Roland Szabo

Nov 5, 2014 — 2 min read

The first round of presidential elections was on Sunday and, because my parents were here, visiting me, we decided to rent a car through Mobility (which is a quite nice service) and go voting. Because the Romanian government decided for various reasons (such as the fact that people abroad are less likely to vote for the current prime minister) to make only a few voting stations, we had to go to Bern.

I asked some friends for advice on the way and they recommended the scenic route through Interlaken. And boy, is it scenic. Because I was driving, I couldn't fully admire it, but my dad exclaimed quite a lot and he took a couple of nice pictures.

Transfăgărășan, you have a strong competitor for the title of best road in the world.

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