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session for lakshmi vacation. have been flowing following one of the francis types in the woods on the german coast. meagen variety of british nationals tasting such proof can be. that's not enough that's why there are the so-called cruise collections that take place in between the main fashion weeks they're presented in very special that news like this and fronts. deal would chose a palatial venue to present its twenty nine hundred cruise collection the stables and grounds of the shuttle to sean to use outside paris the atmosphere was much more relaxed than it shows during fashion week in the city. they tend to be creative most spectacular in their choice of locations and i wonder if that is because you have to kind of fight for attention at this time of year always

a pleasure to attend and kind of exciting in dynamic i don't think is a different clients about is this fair and that was good because the people that come to the showed us to run in another short as not so being easy so they want to leave her fashion probably in a way more dreaming. less. call it likely due to. the inspiration from a real crowd to a curious collection is mexican women road riders as losers with their distinctive costumes the models put on their finishing touches in the courtyard michael jackson's daughter paris jackson was among the guests. the only problem was the weather the show had to go on in boring rain but the participants are all professional so they kept their composure even the horses despite the extravagant shoes nobody followed on the slippery runway. it was important to the design of the

models was steady on their feet as well as feminine. you are in some way to represent the very same meaning brand i want to speak about that for you could temper any way of what we do arrive especially if you're staying and so forth and. around the world and. what you do could be who they would be influenced. by and so. and as so young so there is it's recess and. a lot of things. do you know isn't the only fashion house to live just presented a cruise collection chanel took the crew spot as the starting point for their collection from multiple holidays these collections are usually presented once a year and the gaps between the regular fashion weeks usually in my case still noticeable difference showed your realize that there were

a number of women who needed outfits specifically for cruises so he started to create special collections for them as he would be lighter and looser than was customary in pockets or at the time. you can often some are easy to transport and more appropriate for travelling on a ship a train or a plane all shall sail back to the hole if you don't believe we talk shows the grounds of the found us on mock museum in the south of france for it shows all these collections will go on sale in october. two sold a good actual cruise collections remain on the market for much longer than present for today or. to do that he can travel to places where the weather is lovely at any time of the year and for that you need the right clothes to be of walkable. it's not surprising that high end fashion houses choose exclusive locations for these shows their currency is exclusivities.

with the shows the various brands seek to engage the public so thorough clients and the journalists take them on a fantastic voyage to amazing places that we see only falls with us for french people shanty may not be very exotic but for everyone else to come here for a couple of days to watch the day your show is pretty special. was the ideal. dosia video of this strategy seems to work german fashion blogger cairo doua says she for one was certainly playing. to be there. it would not be invited nick i think crucial is a very special both for the clients and for people interested in fashion. it's not my life it's a little extra the icing on the cake the cherry on the icing just look at which has put them on these brands really are the very top of the event and there should be. the party after the do your show took place under cover and the champagne was

definitely flowing all a very exclusive and apparently quite jolly a party the rest of us can but observe from a distance. it's been years away warm weather here in northern europe recently and one of the hottest places has been way up no more into days express. wednesday was the hottest day in the month of may ever recorded in norway it was thirty one degrees celsius in the capital oslo. many know each instance had to take to the water. late spring is more like high summer in many european countries right now. a new report by the european environment agency says the quality of water in most bathing areas both coastal and freshwater is excellent. and eighty five percent to be precise more than twenty one

thousand spots across the continent were tested. such as by thailand check trades from the united states. an animated video by diego mark owen initially. and a video installation by the italian inventor no muito. they're all about to go on show at much the italy's national museum of auction room. the youngest of the finalists for the moxie borghetti prize which the museum and the luxury goods make a co-sponsor the winner will be announced in october. three baby lions have made their first public appearance at frankford zoo their six weeks

old and outrageously hughes. their mother's name is sarina. but as the baby sex has not yet been determined gender appropriate names have yet to be assigned. aopa said off accountable like a lion off weekend for well. about sixty is people keep asking why they eat all day what trust me enough there are plenty of tentative said animal products here in berlin the offer is incredibly varied it's the sea knots where the british even movement is county one of the fastest growing in europe one guy who is making a name for himself as a deacon chef is guess ok. gaz oakley cook's legal god reagan actually shows what he can do on youtube where he has hundreds of thousands of followers he says we can present can feel substantial and taste meaty

or cheesy just like real meat or cheese he's making macaroni and cheese with the wicked topping. the coconut bacon pies obscene maple liquid smoke a smoked paprika and a little bit smoked all of oil so it's going to add that really nice sweet smoking us that traditional bacon always has vegan dishes can also look just like their normal reagan equivalents that just proves that we can food is so much more exciting than people think you can get hearty tasty meals isn't just salads or grass what people which people think we just. begin sausages we get milk cheese honey and even dog food. green bay is london's oldest entirely reagan supermarket is opened in twenty fifteen. feet in ism is growing especially fast

in britain it's estimated the number of vacancies tripled over the past decade to about three and a half million today. tania mehanna runs a vegan cafe she says there are many reasons to forgo animal products for the sake of the animals the environment and our health. plan based to me is the real description makes me feel good it makes me feel alive and just happy that would be good is really an exciting there's always hashtags there's always you know begin yury i mean it's it it's message can still a widely held belief that regan food is dull and dreary jazz oakley's chocolate mousse should certainly put that mates to rest. and now we are going on. very special hiking to a to the water and see for that we are off to the north sea island of used every six hours the tide changes drastically due to the album flow of the tides it is

possible to walk into the mot flats when the tide is going out hiking directly on the seabed well sounds good but you have to be careful this can be quite dangerous when the water starts rise again since two thousand and nine the wooden sea is unesco natural heritage site as its unique natural phenomena let's take a closer look now and with an expert who knows exactly the movement of the tides. hi no bearing is taking his guests on a special kind of to he's going to show them how to land become sea and the sea land. now we're headed out at the water and seems low point for where we're going now later this afternoon the water will be about this high above our heads. nobody knows the mudflats around the north sea island of houston like hina bearing his father before him was also

a mudflats guide and whenever he was ill hina have to take over the first time was when he was just eleven and that was almost six decades ago. all of them are now if you look back there you'll see a pull sticking up on the horizon you see that's where we're headed it's going to be interesting. they walk nearly two and a half kilometers out on to the mt flats. above the water's already rising we have to make sure we arrive on time and go on. high no one says guess to save at this strange place and see how fast everything changes well doesn't this is the one sees deepest point. in the time it took us to get from back there down here the sea level has risen about forty centimeters back there you can still see a little patch of the mud flats that was visible as a much larger island. if we were out there on it now we'd

be entirely surrounded by water. now the water is pushing in our direction we'll probably see another always on the horizon it's changed again it changes from minute to minute wherever the water isn't rippled it's moving fast. but how much water would you guess has to flow in per minute between or deny and used and between poor used. to submerge this vast area of the mudflats only reason going about their. own devices. that happens three or four times a day it was low tide just a moment ago and now here comes the high tide. we decided the tides move such a massive amount of water in here from the north sea in six hours and twenty minutes that it can cover an area of months lots eleven caves in that direction or was twenty one over there and thirty k. s. and not directions to an average depth of between two meters forty and two meters. that's

a gigantic mass of water. unimaginable it shows the power of the title ebb and flow if you've got the right now let's move on to higher ground and now all the way to the left move off down through the water now turned around and you can see how it wobbles and rushes. do you see. there on. the gigatons evenin changing from minute to minute we can't stay here much longer let's go over to the other side of the law and when you go through the water these walk like a stork you know don't try to push your way through or the water will start running over your boots oh you know this is still flat enough that you can get over there easily. but you have no knowledge or a line will move up and you stand behind it looking in that direction. well. then you go on like i can see the water coming straight towards you don then linda

by the time i get across this entire area will have gone and i'll leave the wife but i will be saints here you can see the waves and be quiet as a mouse can you hear the water flowing or since. it's not hard to hear the incoming tide music. it looks so peaceful that many visitors underestimate the speed of the approaching water the situation can swiftly become life threatening. ok now we can go diagonally across here to the other side so we can have

a look at. the group quickly zigzags they way back to the island high no knows exactly where the ground is site i only live in the hollow right behind me. don't go up higher to the left i'll have to walk through the water a little movement composed of a boy once again a high no bearing has brought everyone safely back before the time reaches the island. then out how because is known as one of the last simple architects of post war what it isn't in germany is use of concrete was groundbreaking if then handbook the leftist lobby on the house addicks city angus died in one thousand nine hundred five but it's only now that the first into book about his work has been published and it's all thanks to this is such a. architectural historian jack. leno loves the building behind him

and its architect. as father found i was astonished to discover that there was no serious book about the work of baron hard hemp has been i have his props lakos marked all wholesale produce market in hamburg is one of his masterpieces and figures on the cover of the new book out i was his i was this building is so special that when i first saw it i felt i had to find out more obvious not i then discovered there was not much literature on him because so i decided to study his work we're going to. have this about through the. this is one of the greats of post-war german architecture but he's not widely known something. you know wants to set right the market building was completed in one nine hundred sixty two. it's purity of form is remarkable it's also highly dramatic space and it took a lot of advanced civil engineering to build. that's correct the concrete shell

roof is just eight to eleven centimeters thick the form evokes a market hall from consumers to cloak the building in rippling fabric on the concrete shell construction was developed in the one nine hundred twenty s. but it was only after world war two that there were so many opportunities to experiment with it because i always tried to push the limits of what was possible for me and i'm not going to somebody. has been criticized for his dalliance with brutal is a man's bare concrete in the one nine hundred seventy s. . his greenhouses from one nine hundred sixty three in hamburg botanical gardens on the terraces in front of them on anything but brutal and they fit beautifully into the surrounding greenery. here too sophisticated design and engineering. the truth on this but the construction is very special. all the glass panels. suspended from a steel exoskeleton structure becomes the facade the facade faces outwards of

course but so does the structure of the diamond shaped motif recurse throughout stroked it wouldn't fit in the grounds of a food store. so no load bearing columns all wolves interrupts the interior spaces . the cactus house has wall nieces in concrete. in the fern house the skylights create dapples life. the main order tuireann of hamburg university completed in one nine hundred sixty also has a thin concrete shell roof just thirteen centimeters think. is that what's special in this case it's a concrete shell ruth is itself shaped like a shelf where the new world and it's only supported by these external profiles so she could see the fog and. spacious and three stories told.

the wall of the reaction be limited to expand the auditorium this and other innovations figure income news fascinating book. see this book the end of my work is to rediscover this architecture and this period of architecture in germany and in hamburg for those i hope others will be inspired to do further research and look more closely at specific buildings and the vatican. by . helm kids played a leading role in architecture and urban planning in hamburg and beyond for four decades. leno's book also includes an inventory of his rich and varied moves. well whatever kind of building you're living in it's the interior design that makes your living space comfortable isn't it to give you ideas for your home here's some inspiration in our weekly d.i.y. serious today oh ex-president is going to show you how to make your own table mats

and just a few steps. hi my name is andy and today i'm going to show you how to you know trendy you wouldn't . they are the pants off. you'll need three glued wooden squares made of spruce about twenty centimeters on each side designed for two different widths the color doesn't matter and chalk paint sorry chose matt block and two pastel colors she got everything at a d.i.y. or craft store. a triangular ruler a straight ruler and a pen. also need a sponge paper towels and some scissors. plus transparent and brown cream

wax from the d.i.y. store a small pot to thin the brown wax brush. first add a small amount of water to the brown wax to make it spreadable with the brush and apply evenly on all sides. also cover the cut surfaces. once the wood is dry that takes around thirty minutes take the first board and use the triangular ruler pen to draw two triangles whose tips connect. ply this sticky tape along the insides of the triangle pattern. measure the distance to the next triangle measure one point five centimeters between the individual triangles make sure the lines run parallel that's important for the pattern use this method to create the entire pattern stick taped to the cut

surfaces stick to white strips of tape. onto the second board with a distance of five centimeters between the designed to give the last pattern. mark the spikes inside with a pen and ruler and cut out the pattern with the scissors the patterns here are around six point five centimeters wide then attach a wide strip of sticky tape to the middle of the board. stick the design to the edges. then add a row of spikes with a distance of two centimeters they must face one another. press the tape and the foil firmly so no paint can get underneath. to the edges. now the three boards are ready for painting. stretch a rubber band across the paint tend to wipe off excess paint then use the brush to

paint the free spaces on the wooden boards. if you want different effects use of piece of the sponge and dip it into the paint. on the paper towel and then on the empty spaces. the irregular look gives it a vintage feel. let the paint dry before removing the sticky tape. if there's any paint left under the tape use a sharp object like the blade of a knife to scratch it off.

finally the transparent wax. and avoid scratches. you can have supports cut to differ and size depending on what you want to use them for. i wear that to me out of time now for me and the rest of the team thanks for watching on it's hopefully see you again tomorrow fight. on the next edition of your videos of the squishy slimy mask being needed amazing your options are on the internet millions of people watch them and they say that's relaxing and enjoyable let me quote decide for yourself next time

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