now you. have a lot of the people for over rich and home the fortunes of the. dragon . books. faster than a speeding bullet to find out why this untamed piece is burning rubber like a race car. more on that later in the show hello and welcome to another edition of your ex with me your host meghan lee here's a look at what else we've got coming up. a baker in switzerland has opened

a special hotel for sourdough cultures. and. pays tribute to the bridges on europa bill. but 1st we want to take a plunge most regions of europe are too cold to go swimming outdoors but in poland diving enthusiastic can enjoy a special underwater experience despite the i see temperatures that's because a new pool has opened that takes things literally to new depths we went there to have a look. 45.4 meter that is the depth of the world's deepest pool opened in mission off south or was so in late november perfect for allegedly swim. and shoot diving practice whether you're a beginner intermediate or pro. just your up we covered court

insert and the practice hours yes good that part is very complicated here we can stay active all year so when the summer season story we are prepared to start other apartments. if you prefer to stay dry you can watch the divers from this tunnel 5 meters below the surface it's a bit like being in an aquarium. with the idea for this unique construction. of the spectacular think about this tunnel is it 20 metre laying flat surfaces give you an understood view of the pool. visitors can even practice diving in dark underwater caverns even though this requires considerable experience 'd the water is clear and has

a pleasant temperature of 33 degree celsius. 'd without for the levers of their cupboards to cope with this it is true for b. person that there is not the but water at the caves is the is about. the main pool is only 20 meters deep anyone with just basic open water diver training cannot go any deeper. we strongly advise against testing out your limits and this pool divers need to keep this in mind they need a sense of greater depths only during training. prove watch or from that we should have a. pretty reac is

a free diving instructor he wants to reach the bottom of the pool with out to not such a tank. will have to hold his breath for about a minute and a half. the deep spot is ideal for honing your free diving skills. are limited to a 4 to 5 meters but as a 3 day over 3 hour day the deeper the record the type of feeling up and down its. 130 meters and the difference is that the human were 240 meters on a single grid. until recently the world's deepest pool at 42.15 meters was located in northern italy it opened in monte gras to tamar and 2014.

there are plans to build an even deeper pool in britain by 2023 it will have a depth of 15 metres and mainly be used for research but for now the polish pool remains the world's deepest diving here has several advantages over the ocean. which is just that a good thing when the other like at sea you can practice here 24 hours a day you have stable temperatures and light plus we have the greatest possible safety measures in place with the structures and lifeguards present. ideal conditions for diving even though anyone looking for schools of fish in coral reefs will still have to head to the ocean. we continue now by hitting the road with our special series going into overdrive

where we take a look at some of the fastest vehicles on the road and today brutus is in focus now this is a classic looking roads are powered by an airplane engine giving it the horse power of a race car brutus actually belongs to a museum but every now and then he gets a chance to spin his wheels outdoors. hemant elia president of the technique museum since time in baton rouge is at the wheel of a boring month. the infernal machine is called brutus. an act craft engine apply 750 horsepower to 4 in wheels on wooden rims. that was the engines running it's a sensation and when it revs up it can hardly even a run for all the power it revs up and you just buy this engine and then all

you can do is make sure you handle it but if you just let your feelings run free with it things start to happen. it took 8 years to get brutus up and running. and other museum association members started on one of the exhibitions highlights in 1908 they mounted historical 47 lead to aircraft engine on the shelf c. of a vintage american left false motor car from 1970. them with the engine was standing there and we thought what would happen if we were to run how would that be what it's all about i broke off the restoration process a couple of times because we were afraid of what the car will do with us because the engine is built to fly and we were using it to dry before heading out hammond ly a y. as a horseshoe to the radiator grille for good luck. always turn the open side up so

the look can pour in today it's raining and without that horseshoe only i'm not getting into this car so it will. be a step into the engine i choice it inside the engine. what will cause the carcasses without entirely of the engine your heart pass a little calling for concentration as if to say don't do anything crazy this car is always trying to kill you i don't know that's just how it is now i'll pull the decompression lever we can take off. but. nobody knows exactly how fast the car can go not even after 15 years of attempts to set new records at the airfield. and a nearby test track. the car goes faster than you dear to

drive it we had an englishman here who was over 70 he'd already lived his life he drove 200 kilometers an hour and box per on the grounds on those narrow tires kept pulling him back and forth and now we're just waiting for someone to say how taking this passes the car can really go it's just a little tricky if a tire blows or the chain breaks you'd have to know exactly how far to take things the car has no limits open. once a year bridges fans come from all over europe to southwest germany phrenic to vittie weekend at the technology museum. and bridges shows off his strength to the audience. the monster has attracted over half a 1000000000 photo as well why don't social media. generally you can say this car is irrational because it's wild it's untamed you know you go up people have such

norms lies that a car like this that's a little the norm was a fascination for them. sometimes have been lying tries to cruise along with brutus through the countryside . specially blocked off roads because the physical is not street legal. but at the end of the day when he climbs out he's quite exhausted. always get power running on empty you feel a bit like your nerves are blown out because this role is rather dangerous it's very ironic and the cars always point one way or the other and the sparkplugs tend to cut out when you travel slow and then when the fire the car leaps ahead. then it gets dangerous. gave everyone get scared in this car

some sooner others later and then you stop then you know where you belong. it could be tonight you feel unhappy. and fortunately even a trip in what may well be the world's most dangerous car comes to an end at some point. it's not often that an 11 year old not only makes headlines for being gifted but for also raising money for a good cause in our next report will meet daisy walk from the u.k. a young landscape painter who sells her works to help others in need daisy pains her memory and says she does it to make people happy while her works reflect a talent that is far beyond her age we caught up with the young artists is here what motivates her.

tacey watch is only 11 years old but she is already a season artist she started painting when she was 6. just all come. as mushrooms. whenever these are all well. known for daisy painting is more than a hobby her painting is a flowers sell for thousands of euros some of the proceeds go to cancer support charities. i did a. daisy paste to bring joy to others. i liked because and the couple of years ago my mom's dad and my dad's

mo had cancer and then same time and they did it to cheer them up because they were basically because they like to make people happy. care and watson noticed her daughter's talent and began auctioning off her work to raise money for cancer charities and this way the young painter has helped raise over 55000 year old for different foundations daisy has received many prizes for her commitment including a 2001000 year old shot her young achiever. daisy so when daisy wants to paint she sometimes it's a little sometimes but it's a lot it gets quite embarrassed about people comments in given all the positive comments. daisy. his her very own artistic style but her coffer works are often compared with those by french

impressionist claude monet. in my neighborhood think because people call me mini mommy. during lockdown she painted a rainbow of miniature. as a tribute to frontline workers. this featured greeting cards and magnets the proceeds go to the national health service. all current. ones. own. for tax purposes. and then the glass. added more details tear gas and then and there follows all. these other pastimes until it skateboarding horse riding meeting friends and playing football or local club she's got

a pretty clear picture of her future. together when they were. and they can put them into my painting i one day she realizes just special she's got so. many people she's ok. one thing's for certain days especially bright picture perfect. when we take a vacation there is usually a checklist to consider before we go on the water and electricity turned off are the plants watered and so on but what about your sourdough culture well if you bake your own bread then you know that leaving your sourdough culture on it tended for long periods of time code lead to dire consequences meaning it could die but now

a special hotel in switzerland is offering a solution to keep the culture alive. baking is all the rage these days especially with sourdough but what can you do with your sourdough culture when you go on holiday as we speak or he has come up with a clever solution just hand it over to martin my in. parting can be sweet sorrow even from dough culture it is what every time if eels a bit like a sad goodbye to be honest this summer no culture has been part of our family for a very long time we got it from pizza the owner in italy this sourdough culture is 150 years old and leaving it behind whenever we go travelling abroad was always started this minute a hotel opened in october and can accommodate up to 30 sourdough cultures where $45.00 euros per week well looked after.

originally we had planned an all exclusive package leave your sourdough culture with us when you go on vacation we'll take care of everything and look after it but now we've also got customers coming to us if they have problems but. all you need to sourdough culture is flour and water but there's a whole philosophy that goes with it. after all it's like a microcosm in a jar. once prepared it needs to be fed almost daily. it's a living thing. sourdough contains yeast and lactic acid bacteria they multiply creating gas which leads to natural fermentation we might even hear this when we lift the lid. then they call if.

i had discovered his passion for sourdough bread. training and travelling in new zealand shortly after returning home he started his very 1st sourdough culture it's almost 5 years old now now has 4 in. this culture comes from south africa we were there on vacation about 3 years ago and took a culture there with us and they had a culture south africa that was 20 years old so we got an exchange for. every sourdough culture is unique. stores and cultivates 120 from 25 countries the aim is to preserve the knowledge of their preparation and use. multi-talented its virtues lie not only in the flavor but in its long shelf life and digestibility according to. the

baking bread series the correspondent. with 300 loaves of bread in. legend has it that a slave in egypt was forgot to put the dough for the pita bread into the oven in the intense heat of the. ferment and then the sleigh one ahead and places from the oven what happened then was what makes our show it's a raising and that gives it the flavor. and that revolutionized europe and the world. today. are rediscovering the merits of handcrafted bread not only as food it is a canvas as well. takes a somewhat simpler approach because he has to produce a lot more than one day his bakery carries one of the largest collections. sourdough bread in all of switzerland over the past 4 years we've kept expanding

because we realize there's a lot of interest in it people like the spirit so we kept creating new kinds in the meantime we have come up with about 15 for art he's an award. as the day draws to a close mountain i inspect his sourdough culture as they appear safe and sound so he turns the lights out and wishes them a good night. well if you're interested in preparing some traditional german food then check out our new d.w. food series on you tube where chef tain shows international guess how to cook it like a german. interested in german cuisine then this is the show for you. hello and had come to cook it like a german cook for the sistine presents some of germany's finest dishes to foodies

from around the world. a lot of me have you done this before this will be my 1st time. traditional german fare easy to follow steps from the savory to the sweet we've got it all. cook it like a german. food. if you take a close look at a euro bill like this one then you will notice that on each one there is a bridge where they were ok that when these bills were 1st introduced the bridges didn't exist but thanks to one designer from the netherlands these structures are no longer fiction he built replicas of them in the dutch city of spyker nyssa. a total of 6 bridges span the canals of the de element in district in spike knesset

a suburb of rhode hemp in the netherlands. the designs they based on can be found in almost any way. the initiator of these euro bridges his artists and graphic designer robin stamp this is the 100 euro bridge. favorites what are we like about it is all the notes you see start use. a skill them and now you see abstract objects. the design you get the idea while the center restaurant waiting for the check on the stand began one where the bridges depicted on the euro notes actually stood he found they don't exist in reality in 1960 the european monetary institute how to design competition for the euro banknotes rubber cleena from austria one with his designs based on a european architectural style. fissionable were chosen for the bank notes so no country will be either favorite or left out. the bridges unless cooperation the

communication between european nations. so i thought it would be funny if. the bridges that were fictional suddenly exist. in 20 to provincetown proposed at the city council have the bridges constructed by knesset. the bridges were actually needed a new neighborhood is surrounded by canals the city council spike and it's a really like the idea they said ok give give some person day sins and i did it and everybody loves it they said ok but now we need permission from the european bank of the european central bank headquartered in frankfurt gave his blessings to the art project. i wrote a letter and i called them. though it really surprised me but they wrote me back and they say that they also realize they are here and as long as you can play with it then that's fine by them but 2013 roddy stamatina architects and engineers

have completed their real life copies faithful to every detail but on a far smaller scale. now pedestrians can pick the breezes from the 5 euro note or call the 100 year old route. this is the 10 year note this is the 1st one we've built and one of the difficulties was on the node it's a super big one. now it's a progressive bridge of the 7 fictional bridges only 6 real life was rebuilt one is definitely worth a 2nd look. this is the largest brit's of them all this. it's dishonest to turn to your oath of that law on the 5 year note this one is based on a roman architect. for value by the big notes is pictured on. this bridge would be the

priciest this is the 500 year old bridge it's supposed to be a suspended brits and of course the. isn't. the last thing i heard that defies all the general is going out of circulation so everything that is left is this bridge. no matter how much longer the banknotes remain in circulation i'll always be part of european history now decreasing spike in s.f. are 2. hour that we wrap up the show now don't forget to check us out on facebook or go to our web site for this week's draw and chance of receiving this the backpack with a bunch of goodies inside well as always thanks for watching and was fear again safe.

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