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a place to the delicacy of god and. how a cypriots out has created his own colorful dreams are. queen elizabeth the 2nd is the longest reigning monarch in the world she has been in office since 952 the queen is one of the most famous personalities in the world and anyone who has served their country for so long is also constantly photographed and immortalized on canvas they have countless portraits of him that to see the latest one can now be at my it's in the british capital london. this is how queen elizabeth the 2nd now greets diplomats and guests in the foyer of the british foreign office. the oil painting is the work of artist nuri miscavige.

she met the monarch in person twice once at buckingham palace in the heart of the british capital. for the queen in particular i think what's fascinating about painting how is that you're possibly painting. the best known face in the world and actually that's not an easy thing to do for the misca fair to spend an hour all together with the queen it's a special honor for her mother is british her father a spanish painter she's quite a powerful this will pass and really that's that was my 1st impression and also very quickly cause a sense of something was very grounded very natural and that she has a very very sharp sense of humor very close to the surface all the time which was really lovely. the artist worked on her trip here in her studio in south london it took a total of 7 months to complete from the 1st sketch to the finished painting she painted the face last the biggest challenge and the biggest worries guessing guessing how right and getting the face right and getting

a sense the person and off the pose so the face of the queen and. yes and then that feature of the light from the gold which i loved behind her i thought that was stuff that was just picked are actually a lovely thing but it also serves that purpose of creating that sense of war around . details and symbolism are an important aspect of her work but painting by a german renaissance artist inspired her to knightley several surreal elements like an indie teacup when i was working on the portrait of the queen holbein's ambassadors coming into my mind i suddenly resolved at the teacup was going to be the place where i was going to put this sort of play for kind of symbolism in the painting. and many other details also can be weighed into this portrait of her mother. if it won the national portrait gallery as b.p. portrait award in 2018 with an angel at my table and found new firms in government

is the reason effectively why i was commissioned to paint a portrait of the queen but i think also the fact that it's a portrait of of an elderly woman and painted we sort of dignity and respect i think made him feel comfortable and sense that i was the right person for the 94 year old monarch inspires artists around the world numerous portraits of the queen have been made since she was crowned in the 1953 and they traditionally divide people's opinions in july 2020 1000000 iska for its work was officially presented to the queen by a video called with your majesty's commission. on the day. just to say. i. i this is an absolute pleasure this is just a. chance to see it and see it and they should look very happy she seemed to be smiling from ear to ear and she looked very lapsed and i think the general

consensus was that she didn't like the portrait so so you know that was lovely. graham esque if it will never forget this very special commission all the moments she spent with the queen. well many people dream last banding the night with a clear view of the starry sky for our reporter you was a finnigan to this stream the cane reality she traveled to the swiss alps and state how high up in the mountains in a converted cable car gondola so let's see what she experienced all alone in her tiny house after everyone else had gone home. barrack sensed. alpine peaks switzerland's and giving region is a paradise from mountain 1st in the midst of it the popular movie it's famous for luck sure you vacations and long hours off such but today the sun hasn't really come out and high up in the mountains you can find snow even in summer. most

visitors prefer to sleep in chick hotels but i want to stay in a very unusual ackermann day up on the mountain in the conversion cable car but 1st i have to take a real cable car up the mountain despite my fear of heights. oh actually night i will be sleeping over $3000.00 metres above sea level. i mean. honestly that was a really terrifying right for me but now i'm finally back on solid ground my hosts are waiting for me to harley well. i really am a landau vienna you put a lot of work into converting the gondola. final question if you now guests can stay overnight. the gondola is

like a tiny house it has everything you need from a kitchen units. to start space. etc i. think since then 5000000 people have taken this going to. somehow up cycling is a make or cool idea if. we can keep the view and we can figure out what we comport well so that we have everything we need. the gondola went out of service in 2008 it took oddly an invaluable yeah about a year to convert it. the greatest challenge was the wait because once completed it had to be taken to the mountaintop by helicopter it now stands at the edge of the viewing platform. it's part of the swiss tourism project 1000000 starts for 10 around 50 different explanations off of use of the sky whether it's

a former ups of atari a chalet with a glass roof or a floating camp or. funny it's a condo. i hopefully enjoy a fantastic view of the starry sky tonight but 1st i want to check out what else i can just come by here so let's go. i meet someone who knows the area really well. hi i'm rooting i'm use a fiend that can really. help and guide ludicrousness shows me the sights. there is a pretty engadine special because the valley itself is very why despite being very high but we're at 1800 meters here and there are many lakes the people here don't feel so cramped the.

cold years something for the grave might say. it's possible water comes down from that mountain so that's why it's so clear here is spring water no chemicals nice that's what you want. you're out in nature and you always find a spot where you can spend some time alone that's a great. time to head back to the gondola. for there was a beautiful but also tough day and i'm starving. you might have to do some self-catering but as soon as it gets dark you have the whole piece now to yourself the last cable car leaves at 5 pm taking everyone else back down the mountain. but great views.

and after the collapse have gone and i finally get to see the stars. after having slept for just a couple of hours i'm back outside when else do you get the chance to see such a sunrise. spending the night alone on this mountain was a unique experience even if it got quite cold from time to time but i will never forget the view and being this close to the stars.

so beautiful red one crayfish are usually found in the usa more precisely in the south of the united states and in mexico however for some years now the small freshwater and habitants have also been making themselves at home here in berlin and this to the dismay of many nature experts because they threaten other species but now the berlin is have to side to make the best of things and the crayfish are fast becoming a local delicacy. this is an unusual sign americans want crayfish roaming through to your garden a vast park in central perlin but how did these exotic species and up here the brandenburg gate be knows for sure but probably the 1st ones were originally set free by someone here in the aquarium. since 28 the has

been making sure the crayfish population imperiling is kept in check. the laziest fish traps every year between late april and. didn't in the uk you were right in the century berlin. and the following happened. 5 years ago we know she's created. the park's pair right by the bigger gate and then since then the crayfish population has exploded and threatening indigenous species there also known to carry crayfish pest a water among the crayfish can be found in britts a garden to a spacious park in the capital south. and in one week about 70 kilos of crabs in the tioga and british. that's about 2500 crabs in all not clear that's a lot. there's this one going from

a class who delivers the freshly caught cross stations to a number of the industry analysts like fish frank a restaurant in the city's west boiled crayfish a regular feature on the menu here the capes as they're very popular because they're something new people tend to new only river crabs create fish or something different like they have a sweeter lot here to be with people are intrigued oppresses covered this and that everyone wants to try swamp crayfish. they have cool enough crops flavored with the berry leaf salt chimeric caspar grated cats and curry and i. call them by when they're in they go. slow and then we take the crab and twist of his tail and both. after that windows you can remove the shell from

underneath the in. front subject wouldn't. come home to not those that just leaves the tail and that is we can find the crab meat you can eat in the if life was one of one on this income and that's what i'm going to do right now. here in this search with a side of salad french bread and i only. the crank fish are also on the menu at some good times finest a series like mrs robinson's a restaurant in the city's prince love the district here the crabs a service along with coaching afam into frost source using mostly local produce. from by i mean are they going to are going to farmers going to college is a really good product from to take this flavors and to give them another they mention. first the crabs. a grilled thing coaching

ground and limits on how to give the dish a unique flavor. if. we were living in an area with sweet water fish so you don't get a lot of we're stations from sweet water. so it's the only person who can have something that would feel maybe like brawn or understand. american swamp crayfish in baby to sun applying to others a mouthwatering delicacy. and if you want to find out more about european dishes check out the new you tube channel d w food and here's a little taste of what's on offer. delicacies. stories. to see as. the smell amazing the best chefs with their best chips from meat dishes to begin diets and hold

a recipe secrets to my world europe's diversity is a smorgasbord to my list already. subscribe and enjoy deep w. food. even if you spent a whole week you would still keep on the governing lots of new details euphoria odland on the mediterranean island of cyprus is full of exciting architectural features a unique small ois is created by a local artist how on earth did he come up with such amazing ideas. i know we since bursting with colorful artwork and lush greenery nothing suggests that this treme spot on the mediterranean island of cyprus was once designated to be a rubbish dump. artist and into your architect i'm 1st medium to use recycled materials

to create his euphoria art. the 1st idea it was to create any joy for myself and then we've become. modest to come for people because that was asking for the. word spread 'd and more and more people wanted to see some even skilled the walls to see this private paradise and to be visitors to minister for a proper viewing and says euphoria our plan is inspired by his many travels. it was interesting to see how people they are living in that forms their lifestyle you the college remember i was going god was drinking with me and different sewer moves. i don't know because i like to collect different stuff i did in new i actually that i will use one day but right now yes i use everything most

so far he's created 3 different architectural and samples each with a character of its own and yet the old seam with a cypriot version of the modernist creations by world famous spanish architect and tony. i got the philosophy of him let's say soon be more organic forms and organics means that you can get something that already of the exists in the nature because you will never find the straight line in the nature of a suit. he receives some of his building material in 2012 for. in cyprus was threatened with bankruptcy many companies had to kluge instead of throwing away things like ceramic tiles they gave them to the artist it was the start of a project which answers many answers and many volunteers. we had to be area with

all this material in florida slowly i was suffering the car lots and i started to create. many different cultural influences are visible at euphoria are planned. i had to get this fire from africa especially from the field. because the people there naturally use a different kind of car loss from the stones from bush from of them anything that they find me in their nature to. do since we. we're trying just to use what we find so. to march. this war i mean it was from mine. it was my hero because i saw something similar or all the floor is pieces. and with all the small.

enough. interior design and was inspired by travels to colombia and mexico. i had where i fear from an mushroom a swarm yellow mushroom about half the folds between in these beautiful that's why now i let nature go slowly slowly slowly and connect more plants from all over the world are part of the ensemble not only different cultures but also flora and fauna inspire and 1000000 thoughts. when you go open that if troops like that and only in india you can find the start of the picture. after sunset euphoria after land acquires a whole new mystical era. this approach of just 3 small

houses right now you know future we're going to meet some more with different cultures. and organic project that continues to through and didn't. and now it's time to play with these models people of all ages love the colorful glass bowls and they are always working out new rules building elaborate courses with maava tricks like this one at least we did our best one let's take a look at what to dutch guys have come up with to attract a huge fan following on you tube and believe it or not the world class action takes place in a small town in benevolence. ever was around this is formula one racing like you've never seen it before. 16 models go head to head at the model one tournament in jakarta program things go back to earth but it's not just car racing marble athletics is an entire sporting universe the sand

races too long jumps final sprints and triathlons and every week the rules use follow the competitions on you tube but the real action happens here in spotlight some 50 kilometers from amsterdam it's kind of magic you focus forgot that it's just about marbles so you see a real sport with real athletes and that's all the details with a real commentator for example. billboards and everything that gives you the issue that it's it's a real sport. that you let in dion back at the 2 brothers behind the a cheap sensation in its model grounds. setting up a race like this is serious business together they hand dropped the track in stadium stage the race to the infield and edited unlike in real life sports model

racing is a game of chance the brothers cannot control the outcome no matter how much attention they pay to the details the father is here to lend a hand he couldn't be prouder of here who has a full board isn't he came up with the idea and i really creative yeah yeah he thinks of things we don't think about the show. that's about their deaths or titian . you know that makes him special edge but. the result of you look back is painstaking work is a model studded world this elaborate ceremony for their answer to the olympics 2 days to create the winning athletes get their moment on the podium and the crowds go wild. i i. that you brothers have come a long way since they don't mop the masons in the grandfather's god. i started to channel in 2000 checks. he started well told me of all i like to

to to build some film and show them for the world and i thought well ok. funny how many subscribers do you have after one year along here only feel not. now that has grown to over 1200000 the number almost doubled during the coronavirus pandemic with sporting events canceled around the world look down fans got hooked on mobile racing in the state this model runs where to vibrate like never before it's always there to kamerad your ear cheering for the team the agony of defeat and the joy of victory. exclaimed the major sponsorship of as the dream of any club manager. the best part of the joining the marbles are immune for cover 19 so this thing is not me and i don't think my last.

things are running smoothly and dealing back up their models have many high stakes tournament is ahead of them the only limitation in this sport is the brothers' creativity. that is all we have time for today but don't forget to visit our website to find out all the details about all of us stronger so take part and you could win this watch in an exclusive funeral next design until we meet again from all of us here in berlin thank you for watching stay safe and hope to see you again soon.

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