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world's 1st licensed black female, hot air balloon pilot in 2019 colleagues full beckwith captain smiles for her infectious smile. i knew that i was going to be like it and the facts, canyon. pilots of fever, the pilots to get the balloon. but i did not realize that i was actually going to be the 1st black woman in the world to do this. she quoted the ballooning bugs from her husband's family. a generational balloonist. ballooning is a very nice market. there isn't even a training program for it in 10 years. so to take things to the next level, captain smiles and her license at this special flying school in the united states. there's even a bureau of the, at the international, polluted museum in new mexico. um okay,

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as, um gosh, it's, it is just have to fly. you don't have to comply with me to, to, to know what i'm talking about. also flying and muscling model, you have, i, the most around the environment, the fresh air circulating in the morning. you know, from all the nice, green, savannah i, it's perfect. it's fluffy, the captain smiles the trail blaze in the truest sense of the wood. she's set to a blot ceiling for women in aviation, and health show of kenya to the world at one of its finest moments. sunrise above the mara had his legs rambled, face collective as a multi disciplinary design and production have focused on architectural and special innovation via design of lighthouse proves just that i'm joined by the managing direct and principal,

ve dunsmore herat. hello. don't. this is and i could take, show him, how did you become the architect on this project? but it's an interesting story. city i was at a meeting and our client was a or seem to be client was the looking at the house and had been talking about it to 19 fifties house. and i've seen that before and actually loved the house. and i had some ideas and she came approached me and said, well, you're not clearly see this house and you know what it's supposed to feel like school when you'd be my architect. and so i say this and i have a couple of years later with the beautiful house that's done. how did you approach functionality and also creating a set to keep using spaces. so i think a lot of it was about the brief and what's the house gave us when you needed to open up the house. it was by close to the news, opened it up for the views and even needs to try and try to flow that felt intimate for just

a few people to be in the house. but that could also be used for lots of people without it being cramped. so we still do with the brief of the client. and also there's the things that the has told us like breaking media, but don't touch this. and destructive balance of one of the constraints around it. tell us about the sustainable aspects of this place. so i think the 1st thing that sustainability, cypress is when we look at its look for the part the features distance and you look at the house itself and how much it has to offer and what you can use of fig listing materials. so whether it's the flaws or the wood and the pending you're trying to solve is if you're using the house of the house, has many elements of the old house that have been very interpreted or used. basically, you obviously working with an old house, we tried to demolish as little as possible and getting as much as we could. i think the next thing is, you know, a big criticism would be the concrete squeeze of his comforts unsustainable. we think about it in a different way. if he's concrete one and it's beautiful,

it's gonna be there for ever. then make it the best you can. because then you make an item for us and said if you leaving a piece of art that's day for ever and using something that's maybe not sustainable as best as you can in that way, then it sort of sudden becomes a sustainable thing. and as you'll see in the house, it's basically like an art gallery and part of the brief, as we need to have space to enjoy, or the facade that's before this house didn't really have a place to be viewed. now i have to ask what other home owners favorite features of this house uh, the features that debate to black. uh, we have this conversation every once in a while and see which one is the favorite. i think the vanity buys definitely on the top of the list. uh its you'll see that it's got really beautiful, finishes. it's got a strong space and it's really warm and it's right by the pool. so it's got incredible view from the box. i'd say the main boss room upstairs is also quite special. it's like a so for the whole mazda 3 to exist as haven for someone to be and be done. thank

you so much for joining us here today, and taking us through this beautiful space. and is it a, is a visionary effort, futuristic fashion brand, that aims to pay? who am i? so the rich history and cultural heritage of africa with this ethos and leave them all, could reflect the brands commitments, to leaving alone, lasting impact. enjoy these internationally acclaimed comments and nouns. this is all africa and these are our stories for futurism meets bold dilemma. that's one way to describe is the key. the on button is eye clinic and exuberant design style . i fell in love with a deal prince. when i looked into african stories or the idea of just being this design that explores african identity for me, i looked around and us to upset when i realized we have such a strong african presence, great entity. but none of that is ours, in terms of like we're going to create those praises. i decided from the on that

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cola. i brought them here and they set it in the city. oh city valley between 20112013. i was like okay, let's do 50 more trees. certainly planted 50, more trees in 2013 and i was i called i didn't quite well in 2017. and we went off to townsend in and costs a whole $1000.00 trees, which is the 1000 trees that you see now, which are this type. and then since then we've been adding, so since 2017, we've been adding and adding and adding. and now we've got a bout to hector's, of trees that go good 3 the last many years and our to the $9.00 grant to didn't come survive with them. we'd like to know me how it's going at the moment. it go, go 3, is that 3 to test? what started as a hobby taste was the from the, in the past, the venue for the, for she said to be my, we 1st and only female shocked. here. i spent 2020,

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