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presenting i would a remake of an iconic french car. woman they are seeing more of a show some models in the spotlight. and adventurous enjoy an adrenaline rush and the austrian outfits. and the wilds of automobiles the citroen to c.v. as and legend that she french car was produced for four decades starting post war in one thousand nine hundred forty nine at this point in time it wasn't just another car though the section two c.v. symbolized freedom and the french swathe of the eva it's the much loved model to die in a commentary in central france and given the car a facelift like. this sutra went to c.v.s. . partition is made of wood but you can still drive it. after five years of work

the cars maker mission is taking it out on its maiden voyage through the medieval town of english. this is the first time it's been on the streets of france in rush. i guess. you like it here. but it's that instead of getting a little bicycle i've got a little car. the feeling that you know what the idea was to build additional not any other cars but my heart set on building additional with the full. earlier the wooden tisha was unveiled in last central square the whole town came out to see at.

the local priest even bless the car with holy water. all means of locomotion that brings people together to what comes next in unites them and that's the role of the gospel to. what i. said it's a masterpiece michel's an artist. the to c.v.s. the legendary automobile in france it was in production forty years so it's a very nice idea to build a replica out of wood. that you know. the dish is always a symbol of french. the art of enjoying life to the fullest. michelle's great adventure began five years ago with this to see the built in one nine hundred fifty three it was just rusting away in a barn. that's need immediate food. my came here thousands of times

at my pencil my meter stick and paper to take all the measurements. then the retired carpenter began creating the car out of wood in his workshop based on blueprints sketched. i assembled everything on pieces by piece. to the platform on the chassis of addition. and then i constructed my frame on the top. and then i had to wait till the doors the hole in the wings to fit the standard body. michelle sash and his car from the would have a variety of fruit trees where there pear apple or cherry trees he used only ones from the alley. installing

the sixteen horsepower engine was one of the easier tasks faithfully reproducing the different parts of the cars body was incredibly time consuming. this piece of wood here these air intakes took three days of work so you know machine can do this so i had to do everything by hand. but time wasn't an issue for me. it didn't matter if i needed four or five years i just wanted to make a model that was unique. michelle is something of an expert at making wooden cars but one to ten scale model ones. then in a little museum which she opens to visitors at the this wouldn't is now the main exhibit and his masterpiece. you might get don't. and you can

make hundreds of little wooden models like this from all makes of cars but building a full scale model like this is something you only do once in a lifetime there will be a second time. that the sawing in sanding is done michelle plans to spend the coming years showing off the fruits of his labor. carmaker citoyen has already produced a video about this work of art which can be viewed on the internet but michelle has even bigger plans for his wooden car. and exposing my want to exhibited in art galleries and the big museums on the shelves a lazy day in paris where they know they don't exist and maybe even at the foot of the eiffel tower. opiate that well i think. michelle go beyond knows that his car is a real attraction after all people were drawn to it from the moment the wooden dishes though made its debut in the streets of los.

and moving swiftly on let's keep you updated with some other goings on in europe is all day round up express. silver treasures found in a field on the north german island of zilch by archaeologists on now on display to the public the exhibits include one hundred eighty pieces of silver jewelry all dating from the viking age along with bracelets and rings there are also coins and scraps of silver weighing about one kilogram in total experts take the fine to the made ten century soon it will go in pam and display in the city of slate speak. on old farts an acre has presented the film wonders of the sea treaty. the

international film festival in san sebastian known for his role as the terminator and is the former governor of california struts in a are produced in narrated the documentary which was co-directed by john michel cousteau church in acre said he came to spain to promote the film because it's about issues that transcend partisan politics the environment and climate protection. the morning is opened its doors to the public the french mint has been producing koreans metals and other items for over a thousand years visitors can watch their staff and more can do many treasures in this museum including more than eight hundred crimes some dating back two thousand years also on display for the first time ever is the platinum meter measuring that's the international reference of the metric system. we all know the air brushing models to give them the perfect look has

a long way in a way of the advertising world we also know that many designers use models of size zero to advertise that brands however the public are increasingly aware of the unhealthy image this portrays to vulnerable teenagers and the fashion industry is finally beginning to listen and accept that things need to change. beauty comes in all shapes and sizes curvy and slender tall and short young and old that's the positive message of a project norge by professional models from the us called i'm a woman or woman or woman come and visit me charlie how did you found us shirley hubbard and clementine this so are making the rounds of the talk shows they want to encourage diversity in the modeling industry. project scene about what has met them and supports their work she's been fighting the modeling industry

subsection with fitness for years. and gunstock off and about so i guess there's no such thing as a perfect body and says women need more role models women who will just come right out and say this is mind body i have cellulite and stretch marks i'm not perfect but i'm beautiful and i love myself the way i am i'm thrilled they created this group and platform to offer each other support. the photo shoot in hamburg for fema feeling completely at home in her body with a long process. can stand for change but it's incredible how many women are unhappy with their bodies when i was seventeen i had an eating disorder like so many young women i thought i had to be a size yes or an excess. thank you all my girlfriends were so small and sweet and some could still shop in the children's department i was the tall one the one with

curves with breasts i felt ashamed when i went swimming i went to my mother and asked her if she could sew the front of my bikini shot so that no one could tell i had breasts already when i. feel up our is signed with model vaca agency in hamburg the agency mainly works with models in the traditional mold very young tall and very thin but the agency also has a division that. bills itself as the home of icons and curves models who are older models with the woman in the figure and. when i talk to the models i don't feel like i'm pressuring them. and they're free to live the way they want sure maybe sometimes i have to say you might want to get a bit more exercise to make sure you stay shapely. that does happen but in the end my work here is a lot more humane than what you usually see in the industry. tactically.

is a presence in social media networks like instagram and facebook she's a trendsetter and a role model. every day i hear from women who tell me how uncomfortable they feel about their bodies and how happy they are to meet me and how much confidence that gives them. these days athena bower is a sort of a model who jets from one photo shoot to the next but that's just one aspect of her job her online projects have about twenty one thousand regular of us. it's all part of the movement to encourage the modeling industry to embrace more diversity standards of beauty. the outs in summer time are often seen as tranquil and a relaxing place to visit when out they is surrounded by fantastic scenery bots to get the best view you ideally need to get out even higher and if climbing to the mountain peak in the offing then there are some other options available to the

tourists who want an adrenaline rush. like. china breathtaking views of the elks. but wait what's that foot doing in the picture my snap there is a helicopter service that lets people take amazing shots to post on social media that helicopter takes off right in early for a twenty minute flight from selham sea airfield what's so special is that there are no doors to spoil the view. if you want ever better photos ever more photos to go ever higher used to be enough to drive through the mountains now are new to helicopter but why not. austria is a popular vacation destination and right now it's welcoming a record number of visitors. to tourist industry keep streaming up new ways to attract adventure loving young visitors. if you don't have

people travel along one of them with every month they fly somewhere. flying is complete you know mamma but having the doors open it turns it into an adventure alexandre's pleased with the results of his trip he can tick a photo of his foot dangling out of a helicopter off his bucket list i was pressing the shutter the whole time. on the flying fox in lay a gun people need to have their hands free so the cameras mounted on their helmets . which the camera got to. people who is down the mountain at up to one hundred thirty kilometers an hour at sixteen hundred meters the zip line is one of the world's longest. sickie so it's a really great feeling when you spread your arms it's really nice a feeling of freedom. the view is amazing and the trees just just people underneath. it even faster further higher it's enough to make your head spin

but the tranquility of the mountains makes this the perfect place to recover from the eighty year away adrenaline rush. always posting pictures of beautiful scenery around europe and instagram pages too so if you want to submit yourself in images of you do you check them out and become one of the many people to follow our accounts at underscore x. . europe at its best your imax brings you the highlights on instagram stunning landscapes spectacular buildings and mouthwatering delicacy our reporters are constantly on the look out with their cameras we look forward to your comments check out our your maps instagram stories and discover how exciting and diverse europe can be. follow us on instagram. photos a song for some for bloggers especially those who specialize in fear they need to

be a mouth watering to entice people to read the recipe and share it with others last year the twenty sixteen a food blogger award went to bake the roots created by a german baker inspired by sweet treats from the united states. for. mark o'mara is a graphic designer and blogger. his bake to the roots won the twenty sixteen food blog award for germany's best baking blog it features recipes for everything from lemon time tart. i miss you cupcake to blueberry cheesecake. and one look at chrome as recipes is enough to make your mouth water but before a recipe goes online he tests it for himself today is making a hybrid creation called a craft little. craft and. crossbones are delicious they're

a cross between a cross song and a muffin they're not as fatty but just as tasty maybe even more so. homer has been writing his blog for three years and says at some point it just took on a life of its own he never expected to be named one of germany's best bloggers what if he was a real honor. lived and worked in the u.s. and really fell in love with cupcakes. and at the time there weren't any here in germany so i started breaking them myself at home. but i often had trouble with the recipes because some ingredients weren't available here and i had to replace them and then i thought maybe others are having the same problems so i started writing everything down and posting the recipes on line. the coffin though needs to rise for a while in the meantime mark works on his blog he spends about sixteen hours

a week on it and the end result is three new recipes but they only go online if they've passed his taste test with flying colors. now the dough is ready it gets rolled out and sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar then it's rolled back up again cut and pressed into the cupcake tail then it's baked for twenty five. it's at two hundred degrees celsius. this time everything's going according to plan when the christians come out the aroma of yeast and butter fills the kitchen crossings are best served warm but mark has to take pictures before he can tuck in. love how people follow their passions on the show really it's tiring for all of you watching as well it doesn't end there though i think it's time for our high five facts of the week and they are all about musicians who have a passion for painting. five european musicians who you

probably didn't know also paint. it all started with doodles that this musician would bring for fans when they wanted his autograph later they developed into full blown works of art and if you take a close look you might recognize who held the brush fifth place among the painting musicians goes to german rock singer lyndon back he's been exhibiting his pictures since one nine hundred ninety five he calls them colors because he paints them with blue curacao whiskey alcohol flowing freely and that seems about right for a rock star. there are pictures of pop music greats slash in acrylics and jimi hendrix in pastels. they were painted by another great musician ron wood guitarist with the rolling stones and our number four he himself says he's not a musician who also paints but

a painter who also plays music before he began his musical career he attended art college in london. which is exhibited in europe america and asia his paintings sell for up to eight hundred thousand euros apiece and even his prints go for several thousand euros. our next musician's visual art as expressive and surreal. it's by one of the richest musicians in the world expedia paul mccartney. we give him third place among the musicians you probably didn't know also paint he said to have won an art prize in school at age eleven but critics aren't as enthusiastic about his current paintings some of them say they're just silly in sentimental.

these pictures can be called sentimental and there by another former beatle drummer gringo's starr our number two. he says he was sitting bored in a hotel and began fooling around with a computer graphics program and that's how he came to visual art go star doesn't take himself too seriously as a visual artist but his works sell remarkably well. copies of graphics like zack named after his son sell for several thousand euros each. peter and the wolf the musical fairy tale by sergey poet coffee of has been interpreted frequently by among others the irish musician gavin friday as a cd and a book that was illustrated by friday's childhood friend bono of the band u two who got help from his daughters jordan and the tree. and he takes number one on our

list of five musicians are you probably didn't know also paint. the original drawings fetched more than three hundred thousand euros at auction in two thousand and three in the proceeds went to charity. i have to say i don't know how they have the time to do all about painting in between . of course the method of song rising can be different for every artist depending on measure music off areas this week features five musicians in the german capital who are making them mock with the help of street performing the rapper we tilted today is always happy when he's out there but then after all you never know who might just walk by and pick up a cd. the. name is of a and i'm a street rapper from texas i lived in like a town called denton texas it's a really really small town that worked at

a restaurant for many many years mexican food restaurant and it was really cool and it was about a position where i could transition from either making the decision to go into management or making the decision to try something crazy. you know what am i doing why am i saying that this. could be. a customer gave me a ticket to anywhere i wanted to go in the world for two hundred dollars and so i took it and i bought a one way ticket to spain and i started backpacking and after years of successfully completing trying to live off my music and trying to survive off my music ended up staying in berlin ok so. from.

what i said i never went. you literally don't have to stop and you keep on walking so if you stop kind of i've been able to take you away from your plans from your normal day to stop and listen to my music then i think that you're like a true fan you know i mean because you chose and you made the choice to not go visit your boyfriend or be a little bit late to work just so you can stop and listen to the music. and. not. we have to get pretty good clients every month sixteen shows around germany i played. guard hanover. in munich. yeah. everywhere. as you know. like i don't have to do the stream music stuff anymore i don't know who's going to walk by me out there a person

a walk by me that can significantly affect my life you know i mean like what i'm hearing other gender plus i could have three millionaires walk by me i could have two guys who work for a record that will walk by me you know in the days that i'm not see before me know the days that i feel like somebody that could really really help me might have walked by you know so that's why i'm out there. ambitious on like his attitude now tell me everyone i have never dreamt of doing you know profit time well some of you might have been able to actually afford to do it but then i haven't have the chance to design it at least and build a model sized. yes we are giving away i modeling kit inspired by danish architecture bjarke ingels latest walk all you need to do to win it is send an image all sketch of your dream home all the details are on the website so feel free to check them out now as i'm off for the day see tomorrow ladies and gents do you.

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