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skies a little later on in the show. welcome to an year edition of your max with me, your host hanniman. here's what else is coming up with london landmark big ben is iconic. a famous crock reveals it. fashion designer, tanya, mat, make breathtaking carpet, and not just for women. a dog is famously mankind's best friend, right? well for one jewel in france, it seems that really is the case. i brianne nissan ha shams and his dog, who car pursuit pretty off the wall hobby together. one very much built on trust. they paraguay together over the french alps. the 2 are a phenomenon on social media, with over 800000 instagram followers. reason enough for us to take off with a flying dog and owner tandems ah, say a visa,

otherwise known as shuns, and his dog, who cancel high above the else in sullen france. where the permitting, once a week, they take to the skies together more. if it was a very good place to live up in the sky, it's very peaceful, gussy, because a curious door. he always wants to know what's happening around him, just like me to stay with us. we look at the people climbing the mountains and things moving. ha, nissan came off. that's how it was. again today. a brilliant and so william coffin, man and todd live in a converted van. they ready stay in one place long before they take off together, shuns checks the way the conditions. he adopted income a full year old somalia, about a year ago when she did not include that. i was going through a very difficult time in my life. i wasn't doing well, i'm calling for. i knew i was really depressed and just wanted

a companion who'd make me get up in the morning of seminary written with thumpers. lucas doesn't care if i'm feeling good or not a little. he just wants to go for his walk in the mountains, see that? if not, i will tell him that helped me an idea and made me enjoy life again. it shows out upon good chums designed a special flying harness for his food legged friend, who cow weighs a good $27.00 chinos and has to be securely buckled in. the canine seems to understand this is a necessary procedure. i call great, oh no can't. doesn't want to do something, he stands still and pushes back with all 4 paws. yeah. mm. today, the hiking about 2 and a half kilometers and climbing around 300 meters to reach a launching point me about washed is our no income. it takes them about 20 minutes and 2010. chavez turned his life upside down from one day to the next. he left everything behind, including an unfinished dissertation on computer graphics,

to live free and unencumbered in nature. for the past year, sums has been easing luca into paragliding. yet i am on the doors line with luca. isn't all that dangerous for to have a girl, bob thought you might compare paragliding with bicycling, separate, come, reveal. writing down steep slopes. can be dangerous to feel the this saunter dinner . let's say you're preserved on it. mm chance. and you can have reached their destination at 1500 meters altitude before they take off chance double checks. everything. safety comes fast. the flies over the validity, brash only knows about 10 minutes ah,

shops and duca have not stuff around 30 successful flights to get a sofa with us. i feel very good. some people just want to go hiking and what we run and take off flying. if you will learn to us, it's an activity like no wonder it feels completely normal and naturally and i'm sure it's more pleasant to fly back down than to walk through so far. the only thing we're going to phone with to freedom loving, adventurous, have found and innovative each other each in their own way in just one year. man and dog have built a solid working relationship. and so, or above the else as pilot and co pilot. ah,

the dog licks next level chilled. i said, i guess it's basically just a walk in the park for him. right. for me there are a few landmark so quintessentially british as big bed. but did you know that that isn't actually the real name of the iconic bell tower? for the last 5 years, it's been covered in scaffolding for restoration work, that cost over 80000000 piles. now it's time for a look behind the scenes. tourists aren't usually allowed in the tower, but we were given exclusive access to learn the secrets of this iconic work of british architecture. ah, this is the sound of the most famous bell in britian. bus fake bed in london has the less well known site. today i'm going to show you some of the secrets of one of the most iconic buildings in britain, the elizabeth tower at the palace of westminster,

better known as big band. for the 160 years, the conic bell tower has watched as the british government buildings on the banks of attendance. doctor mccullin's has been parliament's historian for 25 years and knows every nook and cranny of big ben. he's ready to reveal the 1st 2 trips. so now we're coming into the belfry of the shower. and we can see 5 bells, the full quarter bells, which make the westminster quarter chimes and in the center is the boss shape of big band. and the secret is that a very large hammer was used to begin with, and it formed a crack in the bow. and so, although it is note e that we hear whenever the block his stroke, al may our it is in fact

a very serious samba note that we hear. ah, but how did the talent get its name? the secret of the name of the great bell, which is big ben. it's from the m p who was in charge of the works when the bells were being installed, benjamin hall and his nickname, walls big ben. say they gave it to the bell, it self and this has in turn, given it to the tower, although it's the elizabeth tower. everybody knows it as big ben in 2017. the bells fell silent for 5 years. the entire town was scaffolded and underwent extensive renovation. until the end of $20.00 to $22.00. in the process, the talent revealed another secret. it's been

a great surprise to find out that the exterior color of the dolls was this blue. because we had seen it for generations as black. and it wasn't until we started to take samples of the paint from the outside and carry out some research into the background archives that we discovered that in fact there was this very rich blue in west let, makes sure the bells ring on time, the clock mechanic lines $292.00 steps, 3 times a week to service. the inner workings misses the great clock of westminster. it's a 3 train, flat bed clock, which means that it's got 3 distinct sections to it. we've got the quarter trained behind me, which strikes quarter past half past course to and just before the hour. at the far end we've got the strike tray, which actually rings big band. and in the middle we've got what's called the going

train. and that tells the time it drives the hands on the outside, tells the other 2 trains. what they're bright to do, and at what time they're going to do it. i see could number 4. this is the pendulum of the great cloth of westminster, which keeps the time kate thing. so a, just a time, keep your eyes. we use old pre decimal pennies. by putting one penny on to the pendulum, it speeds the clock up by 2 fifths of a 2nd. in 24 hours, that's how we keep the clock so accurate. we only like to be plus or minus 2 seconds of time when it strikes. ah, there were a total of full 100 steps declined to reach the lost secret. said to have been installed in $1885.00 at the request of queen victoria, the secret glows green and is only revealed after dark. the secret at the very top of the elizabeth tower is called the earth and light. and it's the signal

light which shines out across westminster, when either house of parliament is sitting off to the all known tourists and locals can once again enjoy big, been ringing out the hours and quarter hours most rolled. it's one of the most popular sights and sounds in the british capital from london to berlin. here anything ghosts, especially in the world of fashion course, it's like this one or this one. i dressed up specially for you guys, are warned not only by women, but by many men, gender fluid. fashion is becoming more and more accepted, not just in the german capital braylynn fashion designer tanya mats has been lacing up gentlemen into her renowned course. it's for decades way before it became trendy . she's also created designs for the german band, ramstein, u. s. singer katie perry, various renee in theaters and the hit german series. babylon, berlin,

ah husky feeling like some one is holding you. like you're being hungry by someone hobgood from, from the amendment 2 and a half to waste has just been reduced by 10 centimeters. he's been a regular customer of berlin design, atanya match for 17 years. he's had 12 course, it's tailored to his body by her. and is not her only male customer visually, physically, windows are probably it would add of our customers, a man naturally sure. there are many who look for something to wear at erotic party, has things like back in the moon, in berlin. however, we also have all kinds of scenes where there are cross, i have his, his swing to blame. savage. twenties parties are quite a few, though, especially men went close it up just for themselves that home we've out has to hold them to a hatched likes to wear his course. it's to go out. for example,

when he goes tango dancing. the feeling of being constructed also has an erotic component for the heterosexual man. he discovered his passion, for course it's many years ago with his former wife. as a teacher though, he wasn't very open about it at 1st meal. arnold, a secondary school teacher who was a call said it's a bit difficult for people to understand. but now that i'm a child, i can just do it and live the way i want to. and that's why i wear it out in public . it gives me pleasure, it shows of my figure. i think a lot more men could do it. if you go tom tow in the heart of berlin helps people show up their figures with the help of a course that they've been making them by hand for around 20 years. customers can help to design everything from the buttons to the color of the thread. and the lacing tanya mats learn to love course it's during an internship in london

life. the technical challenge still inspires her to day as it had ever has gone. it's completely different than just sewing a garment. it involves a lot of craftsmanship and has to accept like no other piece of clothing by those to there aren't only fitted course, it's in the shop. tanya also has off the rack models about $300.00 designs and various sizes for all genders and every occasion. some are playful, some are more austere, and some are made out of leather, shaping the torso and tightly synching the waste is a centuries old tradition. one of the 1st to do with was catherine to meditate and the 16th century. queen elizabeth, the 1st of england also ruled in a corset over the centuries the course had changed its form several times. it was particularly wide spread in the 19th century until eventually there was more

and more criticism of the constricting garment. men have also worn course, it's throughout history. for example, the dandies in the 19th century. tanya merits is grateful for looser gender expressions, but doesn't think men's course. it will become mainstream again, or yes, lies. i'm mental health, lowly allowing themselves to be braver and women and societies was encouraging experimentation in male fashion. and from that point of view, i do believe that the men's course, it will start to be seen a little more vivid when to a happy to wears. of course it, he usually gets positive reactions. i know that i'm on an older lady said to me, it's nice how you dress. most men just throw on whatever they find in the cross. in the morning, i thought that was a nice complement. since complement the course, it helps with boys and posture even if modeling one kind of to

a few surprised books when you're out and about even in berlin. well, he certainly wears it with style. no, from traditional fashion to classic cuisine. for our next report, we're headed to switzerland to find out more about circa kesh knitter. and don't ask me to repeat that. if you travel bare and visit any good bourgeois restaurant, you will inevitably find this creamy velvety dish on the menu. it's a classic and gets us distinct to flavor from veal mushrooms and cream. we took a trip to zurich to me to chef who has master this dish. but for any vegetarians watching might be a good time to pump the kettle on. so shall guess schnells his means zurich style sliced meat, and it comes from the swift city that gave it its name. the dish is a swiss classic but was only mentioned for the 1st time in 1947 and the restaurant

carlton features at on its menu. phillip herring is the chef here. but the scissors says it all my what sets this dish of part is that it's made with wheel. it's a bit like grandma style food, you know, from home. it's creamy and has a nice texture with trinity. fremont. look philip having fines. one of the basic ingredients of so take a schnitzel test at a nearby market. mushrooms typically white button mushrooms are used to remark there if they give the dish structure and a bit of whoo mommy flavor along. it'll monument the veal, it's still missing. philip, having picks it up at a traditional zurich, a butcher's shop. the place has been selling quality meats since 1934. quite there's not that leaves me. i prefer to use the loin so that it's nice and

tender at the end. you can see how it's nice and pink, not too white or not too tough is to life. and it has to be swiss be on the fly because a traditional dish from switzerland should have swiss me as a flashlight. so to make the cash nestled his unique mushrooms, garlic and onions, salt and pepper, mushroom powder, broth and cream port, wine and oil, and of course, veal, brooklyn's figures. oh, we cook this every day and it's part of who we are. it's part of our menu and we have several classic dishes that we put together and we try to give them a new twist to onside them. i've will be able to spend the mornings with google to play. he makes the sauce, he cuts the onions, garlic, and mushrooms, and lightly fries them. in oil. he asked salt pepper and mushroom powder for flavor,

heat the glazes, the pan with port wine, and adds the broth and cream microscope . lemme show taste as good. acidity is good, it's turning out right. we'll let it simmer on, low heat for about an hour. in the meantime, we can take care of the meat are theirs inside. comments are most welcome. he cuts the meat into pieces about 2 centimeters by 2 centimeters across the slice where you cut the meat across the grain very thinly so that it stays tender. i'm indigent . top left, he now fries more mushrooms, cut into quarters, and add the pieces of meat for about 30 seconds to a minute. once he done frying the meat and mushrooms, he let them drift because the meat juice would spoil the flavor. at the end,

he puts it into the pureed sauce. se would so, maria, that's how it should taste. we serve the dish with a rusty, you take grated potatoes and season them would not make salt and pepper and then fry them on in a fun i was about philip hadn't talked softly kitchenette filters with a dab of whipped cream before serving it. it's a sweet classic, delicious and comforting you can watch more of our reports on classic european cuisine. and there are plenty of vegetarian options take on our youtube channel, a d w if it. oh, my colleague axle claim it easy and i have been exploring the continent by rail for our series europe by train. we've traveled from the scottish highlands to the coast of italy and many places in between. to show you some of the oldest and most

beautiful railroad lines in europe for this episode, accel abroad. the flam span in norway, or flames. banner in norwegian, for a trip down the mountains to one of the country's many furies. to flam. spawn our line is barely 20 kilometers long, but travellers on this train aren't like me to forget the ride. hey there, i'm ok. so kim of easy euro max reporter. and i'm about to explore that flom spanner. some say it's even the most beautiful train right in the world, and i want to check that out. so join me on my right. early in the morning to 1st train emerges from the depot by the fjord, clamps to mountain them, comes back down. i'll be honest with bank hammer, who's in charge of marketing for the plum spanner. i bet i go. even before we left, i could say the train is really beautiful. the carr c a down from the sixties and still driving and driving and driving. ah,

we set off into the valley at a maximum speed of 40 kilometers per hour. ah. the line only has one set of tricks, but even so, 2 trains going opposite directions, use it at the same time, i find out how a bit later. this trip runs from murder up to about 800 meters altitude over wagner's and yours phillotson bailey. come and down to fly at the edge of the orleans field. so bank, is there something along the track that i should definitely see and check out? absolutely. there's just was waterfall, ah, that's the main highlights and i had no mask to affection. ah, but it's more than just a beautiful tourist protection. it's. she energy is harnessed to generate the electricity that drives the flom spammer.

ah, wow, this is one of the most exciting train stations i've ever visited. this waterfall is nearly a 100 meters high, and the train stops uniform submitted. so everyone can take a photo. and that's what i do now to. without a doubt, the waterfall is among the most photographed. often always many natural wanders. after a short stop, we press onward, almost as impressive as the scenery is the re line itself. about a century ago, 18 of the 20 tunnels were carved out of the rock with picks dynamite and lots of sweat. it took nearly 20 years to build this line. mm. the next stop is barry clump, a unique station on this single trek line. this is where trains going opposite

directions, meet and pass each other on a short double track stretch. this time lutheran followed, the dad is driving the train down to the short. i don't nice to meet you. i'm ok. so i'm getting if you are writing this way, what do you like so much about this check with maybe on the on the thought. maybe somebody else can be that maybe me. i guess they are very, you know what way me with my from here. good to invoke about sets of you know, train down to lift your bank tamara

and i enjoy the final leg of the journey in a comfortable car. much of the interior is the original from the 19 sixty's. the lower we go, the more the very opens up we passed the 1st houses in flom my destination. after barely an hour on route. we arrived at the station. the flower spun. i definitely is one of the most beautiful trained rides in europe. and not only because of this stunning landscape, it's also a fleet of engineering, built in this rough terrain, nearly a 100 years ago without a huge drilling machines you have to day. that's really super impressive. and with that, please come to the end of another shell, head over to our web site for a chance receiving items from i d, w, uncensored, correct. and the labels on the clothes container tax on how to access media wide,

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