Marknis wrote:
Are Finnish cities usually not very large?
What is it like living where you live? I have to drive pretty much everywhere and it can be a pain to do so.
When it comes to the amount of population, no. Our capital, which has the most people, has about 642 000 inhabitants. If you count in the population of the cities near it that make the capital area the amount goes a bit over million, but not much and in order to get that you really need to add the people of three other cities to the capital's amount. So yeah, Helsinki, the biggest city, is actually just a little harbor town if you think about it in the whole world's scale.
Okay, I guess. I've only lived in three places in my life and the two latest are only a few hundred meters apart from each other. When I still lived with my parents I had no way to move around since I can't get a license and the closest bus stop (that had something else than a school bus) was five kilometers away, so every time I wanted to go somewhere I didn't just need a permission from my parents, I also needed a ride... that's also the reason I moved out as early as I did. Even if I had gotten a job quick back then I wouldn't have been able to go to work since there was no tranportation. My current location on the other hand has a... well, let's just say
good enough public transportation.
We're going seriously off topic though. Should we just move this to PMs?