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In Bavaria we have the problem, people like the country side, so idylic and romantic. Then they move, and all of a sudden the cows and church bells become a nui

by hef19898 3y ago

In Bavaria we have the problem, people like the country side, so idylic and romantic. Then they move, and all of a sudden the cows and church bells become a nuissance, not to speak of all the actual farm work going on.

c00lio 3y ago
To be fair, attaching a bell to a cow is animal cruelty and quite unnecessary nowadays. For the outrageous price of one cow bell you can also get RFID trackers for the whole herd. Or at least a handful of GPS trackers. And that also easily fixes the annoyance of cow bells. Also, cows themselves are not annoying. What is annoying is their owners herding them over public roads and lands, having them shit everywhere without cleaning up. And that is pervasive in rural Bavaria, far more than in the reset of Germany.
- hef19898 3y ago
  You are not from Munich by any chance?
  - c00lio 3y ago
    No? What would that have to do with anything?
    - hef19898 3y ago
      I just wanted to check whether or not a beaten to death cliche was true or not.
      - c00lio 3y ago
        Which one?
        hef19898 3y ago
        That it is usually people from Munich that complain about smells and noises in the, their words, pitoresque countryside.
mcv 3y ago
That's also a problem in cities: people love the idea of living downtown in the old city center, close to cafes and stuff, and once they live there, they complain about the noise from those cafes. Just think a minute about where you're moving to.
- MichaelZuo 3y ago
  It's possible to install very-thick sound dampening curtains and various other sound proofing measures.