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about the so called strand or beach animals later in the program. hello and welcome to another edition of your max with me or host hannah hima. here's what else we've got in store for you today. a trip to midland bites in bavaria where world renowned violins are made by hat. and we go to terry's cafe in london to learn about that when to essentially british dish a feel english breakfast. if you ask me, beach is always the best place to be in summer. you expect to see sand waves blue skies. but if you happen to be where artist till youngster is, you might also encounter his beach animals. the dutch men's complex moving sculptures look as though they're powered by electricity, but they're actually moved by the wind. johnson uses simpler materials pvc and

cable ties to build them and humbly says they work thanks physics, but to see them live elegantly along the shore line is clear. their feet of engineering with on, with the touch of magic, appears that the invasion of the strand beasts or beach beasts on the coast of slaven again in the netherlands, is an impressive spectacle. indeed. they run, crawl and fly powered only by the wind. somehow it is ideal. anything my head as i cannot think about anything else any more. so it's a like a malady like addiction. i would say dutch artist and tinker tail johonson is their creator. he started building his strand beasts over 30 years ago and has been hooked ever since

weather alone or in a group. the creatures are designed to react to their surroundings and overcome any obstacles on the beach. their creator made sure they would. with the help of pdc pipes, cable ties and dollops of ingenuity. the beginnings were pure chance. i used to write columns for a newspaper here in hollands. then in 1990, i wrote a column about skeletons on the beach, which would go under sands to built up the jones to protect us against the rise of the sea level. and this was just a soda fantasy. and so a few months after publishing this article, i posted tool shop at both some of these tubes. and then i played for an afternoon was the tubes and, and had seen so many things in there that i promised myself to spend one year

on the tubes that was in 1990 and it got totally out of them. the 1st steps were the hardest. later, it became easier so easy that some strand beasts even learned to fly the grand thing as evolution. and each generation has new abilities. tail yonce and spends his summers here on the beach. his container serves as a test lab. he's created over a dozen generations of beasts with more than 50 specimens. over the years, the artist also studied physics, which informed the ingenious mechanism that he uses to make his beasts walk. he had to calculate the length ratio precisely. then it every strand based. there is a sort of backbone, a spine you could say, which makes a circular movement like this. and this circle of movement is

transformed and 2 will walking movement written by the pencil. now. now you see as soon as the pencil is on the grounds, it draws moral as a straight line. that means that the animal stays on the same level while walking. this unusual because all the beast and we also, we also toss up and down will be walking strand bitch. don't do that. and this because the shape of this curve, cleverly combined mechanics give the beasts intelligence for example. they never walk into the water and they can transmit wind pressure by means of pistons. it's fascinating. even for dutch king villa. mm. alexander seen here in 2021 that the world expo and dubai and on tale johnson's tours in japan and the u. s. the strong, the 100 percent plastic composition of the strand beasts is referenced with

a wink by the makers of the u. s. series. the simpsons garbage. dutch art. oh and now battle environment. great. can't yes, no, it is not. it's simply that pdc is the best material for survival on the netherlands. stormy coast says the artist whether using plastic or 3 d printers, imitators, students and hobbyists, the world over copy his beasts and develop them further. like this specimen by a young dutchman. with such a privilege to way under stood especially by young people as because not every artist can say that he is understood by every one as somehow people seem to. especially young people seem to understand of what keep me busy. and even though his current strand beasts are doomed to go to the scrap yard at ears and tail yonce in hopes the species will live on and

a new generation of tinkers will take over at some point. impressive when we think of violins, we tend to think of the art of playing music. but actually it all begins in workshops and for those in the know, the small bavarian municipality of mit invite is an epi center, a violent making musician such as your hoody monahan, david garrett and even mozart himself played instruments that were crafted and mitten. but back in the 18th century, there used to be 90 violin makers here. but these days there are only 9. we met a young violin maker whose keeping the tradition alive and leading it into the future. a good 120 hours of work have gone into this violin. it's precision workmanship and all done by hand.

ah, even i knew yet not swim out. and i work as a vine in manhattan. string instruments made and mittened valid bavaria have buyers the world over antonette playing as violins, for example. and the double bases from the pullman shop. julia klutz works for master violin maker leone. half weather for beginners where my astros all the violins by lay on hot are one of a kind and hand made it every instrument has its own signature into every vine who make it has their own signature. you can always tell by the instrument who made a sum to vanished at each one looks different. we don't just turn at one instrument after the other with all of them looking identical. i don't what i look like household julia clubs is just 31 years old and already well settled into this age old craft. one day she'll take over her step father's workshop

and carry on a long tradition. the company's history goes back nearly 100 years. today around 50 exclusive instruments are built here every year. the price tags range from 150220000 euros. oh, julia klutz is co worker on getting a young pest plays each newly finished violin before they're shipped off to every continent. oh my god and let us move. you always made sure to get the instruments your own touch. you'll am secret. chow was up in the way. you finish the details. this girl, the way the f house look and so on, or simply your choice if weren't. so, of course it's a great feeling now that your violins are being played all over the world, and they all carry your own name. this violin made in 1750 also came from mitten via the violin,

making tradition in this little bavarian town dates back centuries. it began with the master violet maker, mathias clots, and $1684.00. if on illinois, we still follow the 350 year old vine and macklin traditions. and of course, we hope to hand it on to our offspring or so i to live on through the centuries. i comed. this is a treasure chamber together with master violin maker, johan conner, julia glotts, picks out fer and maplewood. it has to have season for at least 10 years. some of this wood is over 100 years old. but what does guy, if i were to start out as of island, make it today with fresh would it would have to season for 10 years before i could use it. so i'd have to buy old would i couldn't i right away and we have the advantage of having stored wood from past decades like every year we buy more. so every generation has had a stock of wood,

and the coming generations will as well get out of tune into hort's dies the varnishing lens, the instruments, their final appearance. their specific sound will also be determined by the varnish . bulio cloth supplies 20 to 30 coats, one after the other. zip we have and we use the very old vanish that's been handed down to us. and it's still used the way it was 350 years ago. it's tried and tested and we'd like to preserve this tradition, won that century. the old tradition has made this picturesque corner of bavaria, world famous young vial and makers like julia cloths, make sure this tradition lives on and mitten vall. breakfast. the most important meal of the day, right? my go to is on the modest site coffee and a bowl of porridge, which is pretty typical in scotland where i'm from. but for our next report,

we're crossing the border into england for their traditional dish, a fool english breakfast. we headed to one of london's favorite breakfast spots for the low down on high this beloved national dish. with all the trimmings is prepared . hello my name is austin from terry's cat breakfast is what we are famous for. and here we have the full english breakfast, which is cumberland sausage, free writing, jag, smoked black, bacon black put in, bite bains, fried tomatoes, mushrooms and babylon, squeak like it. when i go on holiday and then i've been away from the country and of thank you miss most is having a full english breakfast like the one we've got here. tower bridge barren market

and london's tallest building, the shards are all near terry's cafe by remark. it is one of london's oldest and largest food markets for austin yardley. it's the perfect place to get the ingredients for an english breakfast. he places high value on local produce the secret of the good english breakfast is as simple as the ingredients right away. you've got to have a good sausage with high mate content where you smoke clack by could to better the qualitative projects, the better. the qualitative breakfast. austin yardley. his father, terry founded the cafe and gave it its name. at age 14 austin yardley was ready preparing english breakfast for himself to day. he leaves the cooking to someone else. a chick friday for breakfast shift is to come for your website and

this is the list of ingredients. cabbage folks, black pudding, cumberland sausage, mushrooms, smoked bacon, potatoes and the tomatoes. first, the bubblin squeak to thought the potatoes are peeled and to consist of leftovers from the previous day's meal to day it's freshly prepared. while a potato as a cooking chopped the rest of the vegetables, then mash the potatoes and cabbage, then mix them together to form a mask. the name bubble and squeak comes from the bubbling and squeaking of the ingredients when mat fried. as in most british restaurants, the baked beans come from a can bite pains to come from america because i was taken to off of the war, they become very popular. and some think that every one i didn't, they covered it become very popular for breakfast. the truck mushrooms aren't deep

fried in plenty of oil, but be careful. i don't turn brown fan. it all does very quickly because many of the ingredients have to be grilled almost simultaneously. finely add an egg to be hot to boiled bath. amen. head chef. freddy has to keep track of everything. so nothing burns. it's very difficult to recreate the breakfast way to at home because he says, i component to the breakfast. so i may say you've got a cookie in doors he nicely. it's not fun to break tray. i'm the english breakfast is the best foller at terry's cafe. still few patrons order the full version, like putting in bubble and squeak are not as popular. i've got some gift, i have been very proud to do this job and out that customer love it.

even if you feel like you with the family friend, the tastes are comforting. it's a lot of delicious need. what really rich food, which might be too much for some people, but it's still much, it's comforting great when to start the day. i feel like you can run 5 marathons wants to digest exactly like not wanting community experience to go or crowd. we are teammates. god always feels a little bit like home. the best time to come and have breakfast in the morning. a lot of people come for for the breakfast when my wife had a drink and matt, how nova but now these old a breakfast table and the breakfast old diet, which it's making me hungry. but now europe has many famous nick traveller. it's the golden circle in iceland, for example, our scotlands west highland way a personal favor of mine. but to day we're headed to switzerland to the alpine circle to be precise. a beautiful scenic root can be traveled by car or train,

but you are max reporter, deanna pin euros lakes a challenge. so she opted to cycle the root, though she wisely decided to do so on an e bake. here is a look at the top 5 sites in the region. ah, christine nature, breathtaking views, stunning architecture. this with canon of canal bundle has a lot to offer. the alpine circle roots taking all the cantons. i am going to be needles from d, w euro max. for 2 days. i'm exploring this with ubs on any by to visit the most beautiful places in the region. let's go. first off is the city of koya. when local, speak, german romance and italian from switzerland, it's oldest town, 3 different alpine circle routes lead you through the mountains. one is 150 kilometers long. another 200 and a 3rd 450 kilometers the middle root needs. thus, to

a stunning 65 meter tall railway bridge. and finally, the famous bernini express is coming up, also known as the leader, right. the view is fantastic. ah, we continue to the foot of the via dot to which is the unesco world heritage site. we meets d to duke of it from the reach and railway company vases over. so what makes i strain? so special bond sir. this is a one meter gauge railway or narrow gauge railway. high mimic everything is a bit smaller. far be helped by the red carriage is became the norm many years ago . in the beginning, the train was actually painted green audience, elbows battalions referred to the bernini express as the tanina raso role. so we push on over rough terrain. that's yeah, good. but diana won't give us

a fodder vita by continue up them on time. whatever. leaving to be on on you by to 5, we saw a lot during the 1st 100 kilometers. the fur thay comes to an end in pon tuffy. oh . today the journey continues with the cable car. i'm driving up here to the devil let some a skew facia at another thought of almost 3000 uterus. that the avalanche thighs famous for its jaw dropping views of glaciers and the highest mountain in eastern alps. the peace benny. now the more to rach and past lacey has come for a total of 16 square kilometers brass console. what an experience up here level at so lemon. hilda me here in winter the there is the wonderful 10 kilometer decide to lay down the glacier to mortar arch products in the summer. i so you can do the glacier trail, which also leads down holes from an idea of a laser. this alpine scenery is really something

the next 50 kilometer length of the roof to our next door. we'll take diana or about 3 and a half hours by bike like car it will be 50 minutes. galban den has around 11000 kilometers of mike paths in all the swiss national park with its 170 square kilometers is the country's largest nature reserve here site thing is not allowed. c r vibe and you have been working here for 26 years. i'm in what kind of animals have you seen? how and see bill butted him so much. the da feel a hit. she think i get a lot of deer under goats and ibex. is in summer and bad bill bark that don't involve spotted bears and wolves as well. that in this round on base all day, it was very special to see such predators using it also. it also helped either to be obama. oh, fine. yeah,

last stop is straight out of a fairy tale. i did finish here. we are these mountain village above the town of my in felt inspired, 19th century with novel you hannah speech. to write heidi a world famous children's book, it has been translated into over 50 languages. heidi, a 5 year old orphan grows up in her grandfather's camp here. visitors can follow in her footsteps. i have to say it was really the money to explore 5 c for in places in 2 days on a bike. but it was thoroughly worth it. i especially like the devil id, so i real experienced that i can totally recommend the alpine circle root has over 20 highlight. it's a scenic route. you can explore by, by car or even on foot. where can you discover beautiful architecture and drink from ancient mountain springs

whilst also learning about what it was like to live in a socialist regime? were headed to sophia in bulgaria. the capsule is one of the oldest cities in europe, but its architecture is very much shaped by its recent socialists, past blogger and youtube bourbon, at a nicola about 2 cars on a tour around the beautiful city, and showed us the highlights. ah, with welcome to my home town. ok, so fair. my name is vanessa. i'm a travel blogger, and i get uber, and i'm looking forward to showing you my favorite spot. so i mean my whole town was marked by its social is fast. because for more than 4 decades, bulgaria was under the very strong influence of soviet union. it was,

it's close as the satellite. so when you walk around sophia, you'll see lots of buildings that are gray, monumental built in this typical stalinist architectural style that is meant to last forever. mm hm. ah. so if you want to know how ordinary mo gary used to live back in the eighty's when bo guerria was at the other side of the iron curtain, the time of gone but talking reagan, you're welcome to visit loretta. it's in the center of sophia. so you see young people mostly foreigners who have never experienced this area. they have only heard about it. they just want to come here and to see how people used to live.

what was their life experience? what socialism looked like. i want to show you the most the instagram about place in my home town. just look at this, this is the cathedral alexander next kid. and just look at those domes. there. jordan, it's pure gold and they're shining like yellow sun across all the city. ah . when you're in sophia and you're thirsty this in the place you need to be you know, my home town has got hot springs at the heart of the city and my grandma used to come here almost every week from the park. and so here she used to ring lots and

bottles because she was sure that this water is magic for. oh, my teeth in this is a vapor scott, the most important strength is self here. ah. and on the other side we've got the mouth of victor after with this 3 things name, mid sca in the busiest trip and for fear there are lots of shops and restaurants here and they are all through the sky boulevard and enjoy ourselves. ah okay. i think it's time to add sophia to my travel bucket list,

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