and. quadriga. international talk show. arguments analysis. for journalists discuss the topic of the week. quadriga on g w. o from berlin good to have you here again well today we are taking a ride stopping at these stations. beautiful buses the convention for classic

on the both collector's. stronghold a visit to add a broad cough and scotland's capital. alex film fanatics a couple from germany travel all over the world to reconnect famous movie seats. for friends of old vehicles there are all sorts of vintage car event a year here in europe this weekend however there was a very special meeting in lower saxony the european meeting office toric boss says the highlight was definitely the big amoebas prate. some of these buses have put more than ninety years behind them now big cruising the back roads of lower saxony. collected from all over europe and brought some of the most elegant and valuable city boston still on the road. to disparage special

vintage vehicles mate. i thought possibly it's just fun to fool around with these old things and to drive them keep them going after all they are pieces of cultural history this color just can't describe it i lived and died for old cars. first of all everything rattles all over and second you need some muscles to move them around her vigor. about a hooker over rides in a bus by a german car make up brenna board from nine hundred twenty eight the oldest european boss to take part in the mate in the late one nine hundred twenty s. and thirty's the boss carry passengers on its route from bad broughton failed as railway station to the center of town it can be quite a challenge to navigate today's traffic with yesterday's technology. they don't get their sheer it's hard to steer and shifting gears is complicated by the after double clutch and it doesn't have any synchromesh gears that's good for

shifting isn't easy you have to know where to during a little shake rattle and roll up their toes. this one has come the longest way from bristol in england it still has something of the feel of the nineteen eighties about it stuart shelton has been on the road in europe with it for three days so far in motion on. the road i have to concentrate on the driving when you're driving you always look at the road. in the mirror. no matter how pretty the girl is all i see is look out. one by one the antique glasses of arrive at the museum grounds and i make a total of seventy entries diff come from all over germany as well as england switzerland belgium and austria the organizer of the mater is the new p.s. vita automotive museum. its collection has more than one hundred historical

vehicles all carefully restored by hand including this nine hundred twenty seven buick city pass. now it's time for a very special event on the program a convoy through the countryside to the one time imperial benedictine abbey of cool be a unesco world heritage site. told the buses might be anti some kilometer round trip without mishap even ex-pirate chief friedel all commands old buick. hard if you believe the vision of either clutch jerks or old but that's just an inconvenience like the old sod story the club buys when you get hold of a vehicle i doubt there's a dozen right enough to make a road worthy of that and that's really quite an experience. is. the vintage bass fans take the opportunity to trade stories and information where

can they get this or that spare parts who knows a specialist or who can get a rare historical detail back in order. to find the lord as people are dying out in the future are many left who can restore old printed vehicles like rags on a preserve boss needs a lot of love a lot of time and a lot of money to keep it going and if we can't have a lively membership then it will die out. expanding the numbers of vintage bass fans shouldn't be quite as hard the i interrupt rate as here are old men among the spectators at events like these up plenty of women to. innocent of a mamiya more and more women are driving the big break trucks and it's quite possible that one of them might eventually take up this hobby if you fall and women are becoming emancipated so you might see them in buses like they so to meet them and they will say it's really interesting to. drive

a bus like the it's true the drivers are mostly men but i got my driver's license on an older model an old mercedes three zero three so it's nice to see antique vehicles like these. together the fans here are doing what they can to make sure these historical buses will be preserved the future generation. we continue our journey not by boss but by the you know next express to brussels because that is where today's news from all over europe starts. the oil greenhouses of lake in the north of belgium's capital brussels have opened their doors for three weeks starting april twenty first the invitation to the public is a tradition dating back more than a century in addition to the thousands of plants including exotic flowers and palm trees the architecture is also a delight for visitors with some fourteen thousand square metres of space the

greenhouses count as the world's largest and the palm garden is an architectural masterpiece of glass and steel king leopold the second had the greenhouses built in eighteen seventy four. an exhibition featuring the works by a french sculptor. opens at london's british museum this thursday the show includes such world famous pieces as the thinker of the kids. is considered one of the great masters of modern sculpture in eighteen eighty one he made his first visit to london where he was inspired by the parthenon sculptures on display at the british museum. in the northern swedish town of dhaka sami herd is a driving hundreds of reindeer to this summer pastures the annual event has a long tradition and offers a unique spectacle for both locals and tourists. they want. be together

so we have one changes direction and the others follow and then we have to show them the right direction. the rain deal will graze on this summer past just until the end of september. when we just buy a list started playing when she was just two he is old she gave her first concert when she was just six and she wasn't just playing for family and friends were no happy for months in front of the royal family at the age of eleven she was on stage with a full orchestra and now she's making a name for herself around the world her debut album features a very special piece and we were there at the premiere. she's waited a long time for this moment to premiere of an almost forgotten work of music.

kind of stops that it is vibration no whatever to call it. where you can just. i don't make people just. almost sit at the edge shutters he just waiting to hear what's coming next. l.b.o. can sing from norway is twenty eight years old the world is beginning to discover this violinist and she's giving the world a discovery of her own in the norwegian town of buddha she's performing a violin concerto written in one thousand nine hundred fourteen she recorded it for her first solo album its warm sounds by composer jamar bork's through them seems so fitting for this landscape this piece deserves to be hurt and for me it was extremely interesting to play a piece that didn't have that many reference points before and most of those could

read as you mentioned they had been played and recorded thousands of times. more books the room composed music in the style of the late romantic era with a nordic touch and tensing place this lyrical work with a cool elegance. to it. and it's a very. strong presentation of the musical heritage i come from which is i would say the mix of very know each ness but also he also studied in berlin and the light. box through me was born in eight hundred sixty four and was originally a music critic but then he fell in love with the music of german romanticism and took it back to norway. camping herself and now lives in berlin leaving behind her

home in the village norwegian mountains. tenzing started playing violin at the age of two she made her debut. the berrigan philharmonic at age eleven actually traveling to the concert on skis she later studied in vienna having decided to take her time to mature as a musician. my biggest wish and dream is to do this for the rest of my life and i didn't want to be burned to two years or not have enough to say. critics say the sound of elbereth him sings violin is somewhere between the few words in the heavens each for bravo each tempo is carefully considered of course her unique sound is also partially due to her instrument a two hundred sixty four year old. you're used to that. most first and last minute they and the big bangs and you want people to be on their feet applauding hopefully of a bosome you want

a very different way you have both of those movements day and very very quiet but just a violin single note and you kind of goes up in the air and you're kind of left with this kind of airy in which. to listen to play and with feeling that's the music of. when it comes to music and he would think of scotland you think of back right for many of the country stands also for all some green landscapes don't forget all the medieval buildings and the scottish capita edinburgh a must see is of course and ball costs which makes you feel like you're immersed in

all the work harry potter is folks on film itself the cost to serve as a model for what school whether it's true or not one thing is for sure the site is magical and especially popular on instagram and that means it's a part of our serious europe's famous landmarks. edinburgh castle sits on a volcanic plug called casa rock the towers over the scottish capital it's one of the most visited historical attractions in scotland and it's a sight that by the locals no visitors can get enough of. american illustrator cassandra hamilton has lived in edinburgh for the past seven years. she often sketches the costal. you know no matter where you are in edinburgh there's the castle you know you can. see it as you're sort of walking between the

neighborhoods in between street and between the buildings you know you see it sort of almost sort of following you around. and the view from casa rock isn't too bad either alkio ologists have trace human occupation of the site back to the on age there has been a royal castle here since at least the twelfth century the complex has been besieged destroyed and rebuilt many times over and is now a collection of buildings from different eras like the four hundred year old royal palace. cassandra harrison's favorite place is st margaret's chapel. the oldest surviving building in edinburgh dates back to the twelfth century. you can still get married there today. it definitely feels like you're walking down the walking around the streets of a very old town. you know with the toppling and the different buildings and it's

fun to sort of imagine what it must have been like hundreds of years ago wandering around here i must've been like to live here. in america has also been a british army garrison and houses the scottish national war memorial. it also keeps alive a tradition that goes back to eight hundred sixty one when ships depended on it to set their maritime clocks the farming of the one o'clock. to this day a common shelters set off every day except sundays. but no sort of when you're walking around town and you hear the big boom you know after living here for a while you know that's the one o'clock i don't even even though you heard it a lot it's still sort of makes you john but i don't know this is kind of i think it's kind of a culture dish and. i think it's important to keep these things going some one

point six million tourists visit the castle and nearly the great hole was completed in fifteen eleven for james the fall for scotland but he didn't have much time to enjoy it he died in battle two years later after declaring war on english. the explanation is the most visited part of the castle not least because it's very many euro max viewers have been there and sent as their pictures. you know when you don't go inside. well they saw it from outside lights very beautiful and impressive yeah nobody cities how bright something is or what is it's right in the middle it's easy for tourists to get to a very you know picturesque it's run feel like the movies and stuff like that it's the most recognised. place in scotland and. you know you can see it from anywhere. those who even want to see it when they're back at home

and treat themselves to a snow globe one of the many other souvenirs on sale in the many stores. edinburgh castle has inspired many a photographer painter and postcard writer harry potter author j.k. rowling famously wrote some of her books while sitting in a cafe with a view of the castle. the summer hamilton turned so sketches into prints and sells limited editions of them at galleries. where are you sitting with a very few outside my mouth i. am in a park or in a café it's the face of the castle changes and this is completely different than if i were you sitting and it departed touts with this vantage point it just looks like this giant you know placing its way up through the looking down and everything.

but in brick cost a historical landmark with many facets. it also is europe's famous landmarks we've put together of the ten most popular european ones on instagram and of course they are photo is one of them well the original was certainly not but as fast as a mini edition here behind. me with a bit of luck the manager could be your taking part in our competition well it's a really easy opt out of picture on our website showing you in front of your favorite landmark and if you do your name will automatically be entered into our draw so good luck. you would at schneider and robin laugh and also take photos in special places but not in from of landmarks they look for the cations where famous

movie sets been shot. and robin last time shooting a new video for their you tube channel it's a sort of making up for their own usual hobby they bring back scenes from popular movies in the locations where there was shot. to take another picture this is the picture we're after. this scene is from the comedy rabbit without is one of the most successful german language films recently a scene for it was shot in a church in pottstown near berlin the couple have to come up from heston for the weekend to stage the scene in the original location but as soon as they arrive they run into difficulties. they were here at around one or two o'clock in the afternoon so the shadows are going to go almost directly at us and know it's going over an hour ago. they wanted to look just as it did in the movie down to the last detail

they even make the costumes themselves. he had to be because she's not wearing much just a skirt a cardigan and pantyhose. it's pretty cool today but we're not going to let the clothes stop us well just have to do it. we're just doing. the couple decided to show the process of achieving the perfect image on a huge cheap channel they used science fiction films like the hunger games and inception as examples. it often takes a lot of effort to reproduce the same position and it can be difficult even if it looks simple. because the very inception of the pose from inception was really hard because it's from a movement of the man as we're ending towards the woman and she's tilting her head back we have to hold this position and i have to bend my head down in this strange way of this photo reenacts the hunger games mockingjay it was also taken in berlin to get other shots they've traveled halfway around the world. risen here we are

a new zealand fjord. in new zealand we put together a photo from ten thousand b.c. these were people who had lived ten thousand years before christ. the woman had this huge hood on made of something that was a little shiny. mechanical costume serves as a designer skirt here a scene from the us t.v. series six in the city a purple bathrobe imitates an outfit from the british t.v. series downton abbey even the smallest props can make a difference as in the movie alien covenant shot in new zealand but who took the picture the automatic shutter release. the couple shot the photo in potsdam the same way. this is the result. our people get up to and here's some more but design as and i have serious this

week it's all about first. it's unique furniture made out of very special materials here are. five things you probably never thought could be turned into furniture. by these chairs real or just sketches. they look more like a computer design but are in fact real they're made entirely of wires and check artist young pushouts finds inspiration in design classics. and he's number five on today's list. he's remodeled us of hoffman's cube chair. and this eighteenth century louis the sixteenth design recreates the contours of the chair using wire. in might not look comfortable but they've won a number of design awards. is it leather or ceramic. know the material used to make these furnishings comes

from the ocean seaweed is number four on a list of materials that you probably never thought could be turned into furniture . danish designer eunice edward lives by the baltic sea where there is certainly no shortage of his favorite material he combines it with paper to form a less than appetizing dough which he turns into like shades or even chair is the ultimate eco friendly design. this furniture needs no assembly no nails no screws it's held together simply by thread. and it's number three on our list of unusual for a niche are various pieces of wood are metal are put together and turn over is transforms these into furniture by simply wrapping them in hundreds of metres of thread. even developed a thread wrapping machine just speed up the process. to. now it takes him two or

three days to create his colorful designer objects. believe it or not this man is also a furniture designer. and builds cupboards beds or whatever out of old cars. how about a mercedes desk. or a bar made from a five hundred. he turned a v.w. beetle into a sofa. and is number two on our list of way out design. customers either bring their own car or name their brand and year and finds a model. but he only uses cars that are no longer road worthy. this is carpentry like you've never seen it before kevin munroe from britain

doesn't build his furniture he harvests it all of his creations simply throw into shape they are an entire plant at number one on a list of things you'd never think could be turned into furniture. using wire and plastic frames this furniture farmer decides how the plant will grow to produce a chair for example. then it's a case of waiting it takes several years to harvest the final product. but you don't have to wait so long for the next episode of your macs and don't forget to take part in our competition the website will be back here tomorrow along taste it up will be the germans their beloved sausages and he has a little taste of that coming up thanks for watching i see you next time so by. the next edition of your own marks german sausage or forced. it's much more than

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