welcome to the but is he going or don't you want. to talk about a. group that's going to. go. to the. got a problem gringo. are really no. kidding. find out why our report ahead with a reading visit that punch later in the show. and with that a very warm welcome to another edition of your own max let's see what else we have

in store for you this time. the act but i don't restaurant in venice is a hit with the stars not just doing the film festival and. see all right at the special weekend gathering in the drab city after all. how long can you hold your breath on average most people only manage one or 2 minutes but with the right training you can improve that a lot the current record is over 24 minutes pretty diverse rely on holding their breath i don't use oxygen tanks and a fun but it didn't stop tree diving until she was 37 but she's still among the world's best and we met up with her to find out more. fun but ish at the deep blue sea isn't in chanted world where she feels absolutely

free. she's of every time i thought that means she dives without oxygen tanks and she's one of the world's best. what's unique about free diving is that you're completely on your own to go of that it's just you against nature and yourself. on things that maybe even in the ultimate sense in the final consequence a consequence. and trains for the world free diving championships in the mediterranean off the island of cyprus free divers have to master a special breathing technique which allows them to dive deep on a single breath. and are caught up on that your body realizes oh you're under water coming at you you can't breathe so you have to conserve oxygen if you're going to survive 1st your pulse drops your heart rate slows down have and your metabolism

slows radically and less energy is used when you're and everything is geared towards saving oxygen and keeping you alive as long as possible. so i hope that before diving and i concentrates on storing up as much oxygen in her lungs as possible. some freezer i just push themselves beyond their limits and risk physical harm freediving is an extreme sport and not to be taken lightly. locals music was our greatest risk is losing consciousness when you hold your breath you can always lose consciousness and then if you're in the water and that happens and nobody is there to pull you out and also you drown one so we keep an eye on each other. and i was already an experienced diver when she took a course in free diving in 2007 within just 6 months but she'd set 3 german records

the same year she brought home grown from the world championships in egypt and. back home in berlin she trains 3 or 4 times a week many free divers take up yoga and various meditation techniques but ana prefers cross fit a grueling full body training program that pushes her to her limits. and up north although i'm a free diver so i've only got one breath and i need muscle condition that can work without using a lot of oxygen and i'm making very good progress with cross at home from course so . their approach to life is to take the i'm beaten path she briefly traded her neoprene diving suit for a laptop. in may 2019 and i published her 1st book it's an athlete's

biography but also much more besides. i'm actually quite the opposite of a freediver and i have one line there's 2 small of the living and i'm not an especially good swimmer i've got so many things that should stop me but i'm still quite a success at it. i've been one of the world's best for over 10 years now that's a story that should encourage everyone to approach life with an open mind to. get back in cyprus now she has to concentrate. and i has big plans for this year's world freediving championships in nice france. with the show through to the best discipline for me is free diving with them. and i dived 81 meters deep with one in 2013 through i'd like to try again and see if i can make it down just one more metre that would be really really great. with

the she succeeds or not and if and bashir has found her own happiness in the ocean depths. and there's also a lot society at the venice film festival and not just the movies there are always plenty of stossel around and this year doesn't disappoint with french actress catherine deneuve and juliette binoche italian actress and a son that must not be and british actor nicolas hope that the jury had it by director locate where decide who gets the golden lion and not only film stars are in town also pop stars like mel b. from the spice girls. yes and of course world class stuffs also want to eat work clothes food and fortunately for them but nation cuisine is some of the best in the

world. the city of venice feels like one big film set in itself. but the hollywood stars aren't to be seen in the busy tourist areas they enjoy the more exclusive locations. hotel boats and water taxis take them on a 15 minute cruise to the island of san clemente the former site of a monastery. here security staff and porters are on hand to welcome the stars and starlets and ensure we keep our cameras turned off . the island belongs to a turkish investor and security is tight. but the exclusive awkward elo restaurant is open to anyone who books a table at chef giorgio shipper ricker cooks 1st celebrity guests throughout the year but the venice film festival is still

a highlight for him. because he did motion for me and now i try to give some emotion with my pull to the. giorgio says most of the stars just want to eat simple and traditional italian food but he still wants to offer them something a little special. he has a team of 4 helping in the kitchen over the years they've cooked for film stars from all over the world including actor robert de niro. steven seagal. and english film star jude law jane fonda has dined here several times we think for jane for a fatal result but we try for and she came to times to eat there and she was in front of me and she see very good he thought and. he's thinking is one of the mafia most at the moment actors we have. one specialty of the house served during the

film festival there's talk they're leaning invests in a traditional venetian dish. it's homemade egg pastas served with anchovy cream. and bessie it means the tag leoni are cooked briefly tied in a pig's bladder a packaging that keeps the food warm and moist olive oil. presentation is of course key. roasted onions and fresh herbs lined the plate the food is then arranged on a bed of stones and flowers. the finished dishes unpacked at the table in front of the guests. giorgio likes to check in on his diners he's curious to know who he's cooking for and some guests like to meet the chef too. and then remember during the cinema face the

there was he popped and he started to explain nothing about food but about the church about the island and the by the babies but it was 5 minutes baby baby baby baby boy come from. another specialty is this light fish dish. giorgio ship or make a rolls tart tartar sardines with sweet and sour onions in a delicate wrap. alongside our plate pine nuts and raisins and this is a particular play. but here you can find a really targeted flavor and we finish with these. is the form on inform. these are just some of the cullen airy delights awaiting the stars along with an exclusive view of the nation with good. what do indiana jones lawrence of arabia and even the classic spaghetti western

once upon a time in the west have all in common they were all filled in europe's tries reagent the balance deserts in spain it's still the backdrop for countess films and today it's where our reporting can they be manning has had it for today's episode of adventures serious a europe to the max. the desert of tough better knots. and i'm right in the middle of it the driest region in europe. watching. you should always have it with you when you walk or drive through the desert all time there is nothing for this you will be rewarded with breathtaking views and the cinematic experience is. to be exact its own is semi desert

it's located in southern spain about 20 kilometers north of and it covers an area of some 280 square kilometers. no place in europe gets less rain than here. never more than $250.00 millimeters a year about this much. the region became famous as a film the case. in particular for spaghetti westerns and the 1000 sixty's and seventy's. but right now i'm fulfilling my dream of riding through western town as a cowboy for. the town's called for a brothel famous italian director says you leona at the sets built in the mid 1960 s. for his box office hit once upon a time in the west with child bronson. his famed western trinity with clint eastwood in the lead was also shot the desert of top at

a loss. now anyone can play the lead here even me. as a tourist i can relive the authentic look and feel of the wild west you had no not even though i mean more. deadly. just a bit too often to from my taste. the tourists flock to the daily question shows. my drive to stay in the background this time. and show my face again when the coast is clear it wasn't a big deal but no i'm going to meet the man behind. leno is not only the boss around here. he owns the whole town. * but i would have you want to. form a stunt man that often molina is

a western fan in 1077 he bought for bravo by then the golden age of the spaghetti western was over and he wanted to preserve the studios today the studio average is 2 films per year but for its daily bread other tourists. berna for their. it's not just the acting i like here are the animals above all it's the freedom. here i've got everything i need. all you have to do is wait. for it in the evenings i sit there and hear nothing. not a bird nothing it's absolutely silent for. about half the desert of tibet on us it's a nature preserve. millions of years ago all of this was below the sea. people can only venture off the roads and trails with a guide. so

as you can see you know we have said humans that was formed originally inside the bottom of the sea and after some take the next movements and then some. time it turns that sort of thing that turns you know that's because it doesn't mean the mouth. we go through a dry riverbed losses they are referred to locally. the layers of sediment in them on plain to see. as evidence scorching hot this desert is it's still highly popular among hikers. and they are rewarded time and time again for the hardships with views like this one. you don't like oh you don't like there is no in the need and you know it's a that when you see these and you see that there is no trees or is no green it's

a 1st it's an impact but i think that depends a little bit your feelings. and by the end of the day the desert of tibet and the us has costed spell on me too. i'm surprised that this landscape has so little bit of tension but it's so diverse i feel like a tribute to know the world back to know. better and everett jets never boring i'm glad to let my spirit lead me into the desert again and again . hendricks adventurous take him to the most extreme places in europe and you can catch up with them on our you tube channel of course it's much more fun you know next to find that you. want to learn more about european lifestyle and culture. when you come to.

your romance. take the plunge to an extra. clever crazy join the race and destroy. your romance. subscribe so you don't miss it. the festival in our next report will make you see red but don't worry everyone is happy we're heading to till book in the netherlands to experience the world's largest gathering of nature red hats our very own red haired d.w. you're a mex reporter hayley rawlinson went along to see what the red days are all about. every shade. every style and every texture he's passed more visitors are caught red headed. have you ever been in a place where everyone seems to look like you. have been for me so often enough for

that except here ready and sober get it. each year in the southern dutch province of north bing and thousands from around the world come and celebrate the world's largest gathering of people with red hair. so being that sure i had myself i'd heard about this event a long time ago from a friend but actually it was more of a bucket list item for me now that i live in europe so it's my 2nd time at the show and i'm so excited to see what happens this year. it's kind of like a family reunion is a redhead here you basically have an automatic bond with everyone you meet you feel admired and surrounded by people who understand you. them and when you take part in this red head day with so many rich people around you you feel like you're part of a nation and that's your get quite well i want to. put in some blog as well but now i completely ok with the fact because i take care of old people and

old old old people saying like you have such beautiful such beautiful color and yes i was great so now i'm really happy with my odometer should read her photos from the special in see one or jeans in which isn't very widespread but also has to transmute for you her tits are so red if you have freckles was incentive enough to organize this meeting of redheads get something special it was. 4000 proud redheads come to the festival for more than 65 countries so flag stickers help start conversations. so there's got to be plenty of sunscreen with all of us read here. there are plenty of that. pivot is such as themed photo shoots. group dance lessons to get the redheads in the groove although this is typical of not overtly and you cannot compare your hair station to learn your exact shade. i think that's the right one rich red so now i know my own

hair color. another one of the highlights for me is the red head speed meeting where we chat with new festival visitors every 10 minutes i'm curious about one in particular comes all the way from egypt. it's not so common you need to be like really careful because it's like the average and somebody is 40 degrees and it's really hard so you need to be like for me is to survive maybe i need to have sort of been all the time you could be like walking in charge this basically or being easy all the time just to survive suppressing you know festivals actually started by a blonde barbara and began inviting redheads to me in 2005 many people have different things like having red hair or being an introvert 1st of all gives them some feeding off the longing feeling of being part of a to family. and the size of the family here is quite impressive considering

redheads make up only 2 percent of the world's population and even the rarest of rare bred had twins have their own meet up here. when we wrote our yesterday they all take a picture because we're 3. bills normal me. so that really looks very similar so it's you know we can stretch places a little bit but it certainly won't be as easy to spot that once we all gather for the giant group picture this very gathering the world record for the most redheads in one place in 2013 with 1672. so i had a great time this weekend up there and had days and i met so many new friends and had so many cool experiences. maybe one day i'll even invite all these friends for a red headed party but until then the red days until my own personal red family reunion.

you know a serious plan and we need people from all over the world who have started a new life in this world to wraps up today but only here on the show the journey continues and what special and you can also get to know all the people at the shops in book form it's like an off beat travel guide to the city and now final episode she. a lot of her clients say how to go as the best to stay still not really going to germany over 20 years ago in state. prison monday but many people say when they come here they feel like they're on vacation or in portugal my heart feels like that too and it's so nice to know it's

that way. following your husband open the café becker right back in 2006 in a 120 year old former bakery and. it began as an experiment and quickly became a success story. followed draws inspiration for a coffee from our home country portugal the ones we have a very strong cafe culture there's a cafe on every street and even in the tiniest villages it doesn't have to be the nicest one but still there. has been george works the ovens the sort of greek parents used to work in motion pictures he taught himself how to bake now the baker right. spoke greek and portuguese polarity traditions. said if you look at the final lots of recipes from my mother so i try things out and experimented and develop recipes and that's how i get ideas. that's i thought i can fill whole books with these ideas but it's the practice that's the key it's

just the systems business and. the 2 minutes in berlin the 990 s. . the 1st they bumped into each other in the streets and then george happened to spot on this balcony. that mr said that he probably saw me from the top because i was walking home then i was on my balcony he came over and calls out to me and asked if i'd like to have dinner at his place here from the balcony that was so beautiful so. callen george like soon won by taking walks in berlin sprint slobo district and visiting their favorite ice cream parlor. diluting the burden gives you the opportunity to develop it any way you wish

anything's possible if you wanted when i fly to portugal and visit my family and friends it's wonderful that when i come back i actually feel more time here it's just that it's just something. the 1st speck arayan prinsloo burg has expanded and now has around 40 employees it's a portuguese greek success story in berlin. and that brings us to the end of today's show but before we go just a quick reminder to check out our website where he can find all the information on our current view extra and don't forget to follow us on facebook to see all against the. i tell them from all of us here and by but now.

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