ah, aunt her, in a crazy little car, one man travels the length of great britain in this record breaking automobiles will let you know why and how later in the show. and with that, a warm welcome to our latest edition of euro max with me, your horse, tannahill. here's what else we've got lined up for you today. how strong can be turned into shimmering surfaces for luxury furniture and how to prepare the delicious, classic waste one day. but 1st, when i think of italian fashion, it's usually the classics products. good. she are money that come to mind. but one swedish designer based in the city of florence, is changing up the game. her designs are sculptural, outlandish,

and i'll be honest, a little bit weird. but that's exactly how piazza carlson likes it. she has made her mark in the fashion industry by giving free rain to her imagination. in particular when it comes to her fit where designs a let you decide what to make of them. ah, this plush creature is attracting a lot of attention, hearing florence, and a bit of confusion to what is it supposed to be? what kind of truth that looks like from 9 am monsoons chicken is the 1st thing that came to mind. i can't cry about to this house is i like yeah, i like die. and then like the shoes aids you feel looks like rock road. i. i i love blue so i like bad. like kind of like cotton candy. yeah. it's bull wrong and still somehow, right, this operation that so stimulates the imagination,

is the will swedish to sign up, be able to cancel. i tried to push the boundaries so what variable passion can and should be. i tried to more familiar parts of the body to something unfamiliar to create something interesting and new recreations, a half fashion, half art, playful, provocative and never off the ran like this method. li oversized travels to suit or address that reminds us of a huge cuddly chick. but what fascinates be are to carson more than anything is footwear, for the swedish designer shoes and not just shoes? with think of them as being part of this universe that i am, i feel like my sort of creature is belong in. and so i like the idea of thinking

that they like could be like in an animation and actually be like alive. think of the products as they can get, like their own like creed and start living and walking on learn themselves. one of be able to call since 1st shoot, since we're so called close. which one unit, 10 kilograms per shoot. her breakthrough came in 2021 when senior does your current movie, mtv music awards. i love you all. just don't try to walk in them. you won't get fun. like the claws are definitely going into the more is sculptural and sort of the path. i think in general that has been a big change for this year for me because i've been mainly working with more like artistic, sculptural projects and products and. and now we're trying to make it's,

you know, a balance of variability, fun challenge. it's fun when you kind of get into that intersection between variability and actually sculptures. she refuses to balance the pressure of a fast moving and highly competitive fashion industry preferring instead to live irony and fun, inspire her creative process. i tried to like, deconstruct my biases, 7 preconceptions of what an object can be and should be. and just to sort of think about like how, how would a child there precedes something for the 1st time and try to look at objects in that way. what product can be followed? fashion design studies to new york and london. she now works is created director for the italian label, a da da v in florence. largely gives her free rank to develop their own ideas last

year be, are to cause them presented her spring summer collection at the milan fashion week . inspired by an underwater world. her creations took the form of old cannick silhouettes. the most important part of fraternity and keep having fun, even though we do, followed the system in some turns. we still need to just find like a bubble where we can still allow creativity and grow and, and just have enough time to actually come up with something interesting and not just be forced into the cycle. and now working on a new idea, she's already little footprint in the world of fashion. no way would i be able to walk in those shoes. now if you want to set a record with a car, you'd probably want to acquire a sports car like this one, right? fast streamlined and plenty of horsepower. well, one bread had

a different idea. he travelled from the very top of scotland, right down to this south of england in the world's smallest car. now, i'm pretty small, but i can tell you even i would struggle to drive his tiny car. and alex archon is much bigger than i am. the peel p 50 is the smallest production car. if a made at just 1.37 meters long, it holds the guinness world record. the single seater 3 wheeler is a true british classic. it's even straight legal. hi, my name is alex. i'm 5 foot and 11 inches and i drive the wild smallest car. the pale pay $50.00 alix, which in from whistles field south of london has a push in front usual vintage vehicles. the peel p 50 has a moped engine, no reverse gear and its average speed is just 37 kilometers an hour. yet the mechanic loves to go for spin in his micro tar

or a lot less about this car is the reaction it gets from paypal and how much joy it brings, wherever i take it. i want to drive it further and further further, i thought, why don't i do the biggest challenge i can in the u. k. in the world sold his car, which is to drive the length of entire country pc. so he deed in november 2021 auction started off from the village of john, a groat, some scotlands northern coast. he travelled the length of britain some 1400 kilometers, finishing it lands and in cornwall. his good friend jody raffle came along following him in a mobile line. you have to be very crazy and certainly quite eccentric as well because the caused great fun but is not particularly comfortable. and it's certainly an endurance, because you're subjecting yourself to basically being in this position every day

for a 100 miles effort. what it took for this was 3 weeks of doing that. the p 50 was a model originally made in the 1960. this is a replica that's true to the original and just as uncomfy, it's no heater. no hate only grim. no cuz she said this is the driving position that i'm pretty much stuck in. and when you're driving one of these long distance like i did, it, offenders are quite important. so i wore these when i was driving along because underneath my right ne, under the housing, here's where the engine is. and it generates a lot of noise during their travels alex oh chin and joan raffle kit to video journal on the youtube channel for which the past that helped him attract attention and invitations to visit special places. and saturday took a few details and had some unexpected adventures

with one of the moments that stood out the most was black po, tower. the cars knew so bizarre, picking that cough up and carrying it up, was a $56.00 flights of stairs with the stove to get it to the elevator, to take it to the top of the tower and quite comical. yeah, actually drive it around. i thought they were tough times to the p fifties door fell off more than once. it's tiles war out fast and the clutch that caused problems. and there was one time when i really didn't suffer, i was so called, i've been repairing the car in the snow and it very high winds that day. and that was i felt cold to the coal. and that was the only day while i was really struggling, but keeping up was not an option in december 2021. after 3 weeks on the road, alex,

which had reached his destination land's end in cornwall. on his road trip, he collected donations for british charity and got to know his homeland, like he hadn't ever before. ah, a beautiful, beautiful play season. brittany always want to travel abroad for, but when you take the time to travel in your own country, you can discover just how beautiful and varied it can be. that sounds cliche is know about the destination is the journey and that becomes really a baron when you're doing stuff. right? yeah. people you, me, the places you see when you get to the end of those is great. angela. kimberly, we finally done it. venice. i owe miss ended. no, no, no, not so too long this and it's which is already planning his next adventure with his peel p 50. who knows where it will lead them?

do you remember that fairy tale with the women who could spin straw into gold? well, we find someone who can do it in real life, kind of french women, liz. auntie corn creates material out of straw that shimmers and sparkles, and honestly looks like real gold. it can then be used to cover furniture or create modern design objects. we visited her in her studio in paris where she shared her secret with us. oh, to thought that straw could shine so bryce and be so versatile that thanks to the artistry of liaison to cook. ah, because he is a hammock, marcia, when i really became interested in federal market trade, no one knew much about it. it had fallen out of fashion, but i just fell in love with the material with straw lee. it's a fresh ice in june for over 30 years. on your pit popped on nothing. i'm live

on, the car straw market tree specialist i restore and create objects and straw by ah, this craft has been practiced in europe since the 17th century. rule is split, flattened and affixed to surfaces like wood for near using died a natural straw. modern design objects of luminous surfaces are produced that leaves on the cones pear studio. ah or think you will believe it? will you furniture and wall coverings all. all in dawn and from time to time special orders fabica and like disco, fred, which i'm doing with an artist named pierre marie. nice. of course. i think he designed this little box with its crazy patterns that i really love making is that a man is, will quote her fafsa. the rice straw she uses comes from burgundy in central france

. the rice dogs can grow to be 2.5 meters tall. after the harvested the store was cleaned and died different colors at her workshop, the stalks are split open and flattered. the stores coated with the silica and natural varnished that makes the glossy is keanta. what makes this material so extraordinary is this silica which makes it water repellent within your or put water on straw markets. and it feeds are very healthy and strong, strong magic bag by much stronger than you might think of your poor on thought. luc ivan, a 2 star restaurant in paris, boarded these room dividers from liz. on to con. they create a special, cosy atmosphere which kiss appreciate. oh,

we'll go. joseph goose said he's older, couldn't give his many people know that listen to con, made these offers. what folks like most is that it resemble sunshine. just these kinds of lines change color according to the intensity of the light and the daylight. we have our yamil, you ross, you quite a she tobii of feet square is one of the few other crafts women in europe working with straw mark a tree. she has her studio in berlin. blue simone, france from b lafelle to western germany also makes hard from straw. she learned her craft from liz on the call. when working with straw patience is a virtue, depending on the complexity of the pattern, it can take up to 7 days to complete a one square meter. so people know that the set up it's, it's quite repetitive and i'll call you glue glue in cash. glue, glue,

and cut. i leave them that you need to be passionate about the material, incense, its qualities, the luminosity and very sensual nature. when you touch it by you. but i like and this is draw mark a tree, requires patience, precision and passion, that the, a real interest in the material overfit nature. just like back in the 17th century, straw mark a tree is still all done by head and just like rumpelstiltskin, these crafts people come to an humble straw into cold bite sized morsels stepped into the contents of a hot pot. that's the basic concept of font. do it works with meat and hot, fat seaford and broth, or if you're a sweet tooth like me, fruit and melted chocolate. but the original classic combo is melted cheese and

bread. i can feel my mouth watering already in switzerland fonder. is both a colony and a cultural treasure. we travel to the source to find out how it's made. and thankfully the recipe is pretty simple. ah, it's especially popular during the cold season. and it has its main ingredient proud. the swiss cheese fondue. my name is lucas 1st can share. my name is lucas fall head chef at the romantic hotel, motors moran. how to and today i'm going to prepare a classic swiss cheese fondue. the motor for the mountain at a height of almost 2500 meters is a popular destination near the winter sports resort of saint mary. ah, they'll definitely learn the enemy didn't takes you up to the balloon platter, which is also the site of the hotel with several restaurants. for classic swiss

cheese fondue, you will need the following ingredients. bad cases, vice versa, cheese white wine, corn starch, lemon law garlic. if trisha and pepper 1st, lucas fast grates the cheese is 4 different types for this recipe. ionize them to the jazz. one of them, of course, is from manga 2 years old cheese as a rule, milk cheeses. so barry keith from cows milk, it's the mixture that makes the right on duty funding. because fat grams the pot with garlic, the extra flavor next to corn starch, white wine, and lemon juice, and mix together and fold under the grated chains. ah, i'm done on phone to begin with, you give it all a good mix. i can let them make them slowly, hate it. and keep stirring guns. legislature

as the trib loose, with se, only stir to the left or so counterclockwise deadman of that was how he had some black pepper and he left it. and the last ingredient, slides to c, l of kish. by mit law, he i'd stir the cheese fondue of a medium. heat is not too hot because otherwise the cheese can easily curdle, smell it can take between 5 and 10 minutes. ah, infants in norton under san vaughan. you said shane, it's nice and shiny now the cheese has melted properly or that lump isaac lu. the consistency i'd say is beautiful. under a boiler as well as the swiss cheese fondue. ah asiri cook posts. what is probably the oldest cheese fondue recipe station back to 1699? at that time however, it was still called cheese with wine. in the 1950s cheese fondue really became

popular and was 1st embraced by swiss kitchens. today it's found our menus, nation and world wide, despite said, account affility, fantastic. switzerland is very well known for its fantastic cheeses, liberty to love. they put into their bag kayser and alkaline cheeses. so the grass, the herbs that grow here, the animals that produce the milk in the whole chain and the hard work, it all goes into making, such as super cheese, so to speak. how, but it's an ancient tradition. well, i did audit and it stands to reason that this is the swiss national dishes strides are not in, i'll get it is the resort cheese fondue is one of the most popular dishes. it's served in a curriculum a pot. it's usually ceramic and kept more on the so called racial. a type of rye bread is speed with long fondue forks, and then it into the melted cheese. cheese fondue stands for coziness,

and is usually shed mercury in the winter when it's very cold. coming to cabin like this, i think is just wonderful. and just when you open the door, you feel the smell from you. so what use i think that is really, really, really nice. sharinda's fondness, i think fondue is a must win skiing one, and this cheesy taste is really nice and very good sir. ah, as we all know, the simplest dishes are often the best. and this is certainly true for the world famous swiss cheese fondue. ah, well, i know what i'll be making for dinner this weekend. by the way, you can find even more cullen airy stories and world famous dishes on our youtube channel. it dw food, trust me, you won't be disappointed. cycling through berlin is difficult enough at the best of times. so you can imagine my surprise when we find a woman who writes for the city on a unicycle voluntarily athlete,

yan antenna baghlan has broken world records even beating men and has collected numerous prizes and medals in her sport, awe on her unicycle, yarmouth. 10 am baton can reach up to 40 kilometers an hour the coming of the combination of speed and balance and the high risk is what fascinates me the most. i'd love to stay riding high and the saddle yonder keeps her concentration up from her eyes on the road. any little girl could present an obstacle. happy man in lanka. aha, i do have a handlebar that, but it's mostly so i can lean into the wind and not for support. finally, the on bicycles. you can hold on to the handlebars that had off the unicycle doesn't have anything to stabilize you. humans where so you have to find your center of admits and learn to build speed and confidence without using your hands

off the bond. it takes years of practice to learn to ride with this kind of speed and skill. even a little girl yama, 10 american folk magically drawn to the unicycle and began taking part in competitions. but her talented balancing hasn't always been well appreciated. on the contrary, as kings lies on the reading, as a kid, i get in trouble for tipping my chair up on one leg and nursery school and rocking back and forth while in line as i'm guessing. so they told my parents, they suspected i had a movement disorder and what was just real one had, but my father was sure that wasn't true and he got me into sports side of the vista, and that was the best decision he could have made well. and i'm very grateful to him for it opened now at age 21, she's collected meddlesome prizes the world over that the 2018 world unit section championships in south korea. she turned up 5 rural champion, titles and various disciplines.

end and 2020. she broke the world record for the longest distance covered in one hour with over 33 kilometers on a unicycle. she even beat the men's record at that time. in few and many of the physically demanding sports, that's just unthinkable this machine. and that was another huge step forward that and that's really special to me, is on the of jada 10. and burke was born in the french border region. my book, she moved to berlin to study. she set up a little workshop in her room in the apartment. she shares. she owns 15 unit cycles for various purposes. one even has studded tires for off roading as often as she can, she takes off to go riding cross country, another discipline that yahoo hold to will champion total for and the only one she's ever injured herself doing

that on mountain biker fan in a mountain bike or hit my unicycle friend behind in a mud hole and my leg got caught in between his crank and wail, fished my shin bone. got wedged amsec overton. i finished the race in one, but afterwards i had to go to the medic, the perry austin was pretty swollen up. but that's the worst that's happened to me . outdoor so far it is. in comparison, the ride home through berlin's rush hour traffic is like a walk in the park. a unicycle in town may be an unusual sight, but it's quite legal and help to keep in shape for the challenges yet to come. and beg my one, our world record, leave some room for improvement. i'd say i didn't. there's also a 24 hour world record, a new cycle writing. i'd like to go for that one too. i feel that you can sit on the cycle for a long time. you just need to practice. but for today, yana 10 am back and besides, she's practiced enough and treats herself to

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