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every thing about october 1st is big. the tense, the crowds live beers and every year from mid september, munich falls under its spell. but what do people actually know about the festival? your own mex report or hailey robinson answers some of the most frequently asked questions. this is what you need to know about octoberfest shirts, the biggest beer festival in the world, and has been held here in munich, germany for over 200 years. but what makes it so special? why is it in september and what you to definitely not do here help you to avoid some classic mistakes, but more on that later the here's some numbers to help you understand how big october best really in the festival ground spent a massive $34.00 heck, there's for about $48.00 football fields and around $6000000.00 people visit each

year. those visitors drink 5600000 mugs of beer. $8177.00 full austin. and last 420 smartphones. chat with people around you in the beer. 10 and you could probably meet someone from every corner of the world. the silver fist is not only popular tourist, lots of locals come and even refer to it as a 5th season. the,

the 1st october fest was held in october of $1810.00 and actually had nothing to do with beer. it was the celebration of the wedding of prinsloo, big of bavaria to princess elisa of saxony, hilbrick house. the royal couple invited all munich to celebrate with a horse race and all the free food and drinks taken was all held in a very fair notice or to races met. everyone enjoyed it so much. they decided to celebrate again and again, year after year adding in the beer and eventually developing into the festival. we see today the great question toby, as a simple sermon after the success of the early additions, the festival was liter extended to add more and more fun activities. so it just made sense to start the festival in september and enjoy the warmer weather longer. the,

the order assign here to be about one leader month you getting the 10 is called a month the proper way to drink it is to hold up with a handle, get with your friends and say, please don't forget to look each other in the interesting we only bear brute in unix, by one of the 6 legacy breweries is allowed to be served here at the festival. so you're definitely getting the real thing no matter which 10 here in the you'll see locals enters to like dressed up in their nose and later husband. so more authentic than others. traditional dress has seen a big revival with recent generations. but to be the variance, my tourist wearing it to as all opinions, if it's a good quality, attractive outfit, then it's ok. but if it's a bad version from amazon, then it's aggravating. it's best if your output is made in bavaria. i love it.

everyone in tests is just yeah, what is the right one with that? the october fan, but it's not quite right. i think there's a big difference between someone who comes from here wearing tossed like me and a foreigner wearing one mind. i saw a report about 20 people from new zealand who were wearing cox, and they looked like me. you know, it always showed me a proper journal or later husband can cost you hundreds of bureaus. but my how to check the 2nd hand stores or venture of it, just don't come into halloween costume. the other thing to avoid if you want to enjoy yourself, don't dance on the tables. that's what the benches are for. don't forget your cash in most tense. the servers don't take credit cards and don't find yourself on the grassy hill. it's called the cops, hulu, or vomit hills for a reason. trust me. but all in all october for us is definitely something for your bucket list. bringers control or in west african culture. these 2 worlds at 1st

glance don't seem to have much in common, but london based fashion designer for they don't. yeah, brings them together in a creative way. created by an immigrant, not every designer can use that as a selling point for they don't be conceives as bold fashion to inspire greater appreciation for immigrants. the other thing i do think stories about london and 7 down in west africa is specific. everything i've learned and i've not changing my life is been from this space. and i'm mixing those 2 words together. following his parents wishes folded don't be a 1st studied information designed but felt drawn to fashion. he switched studies and worked for dk, n y, a nike until 2014. when he found that his own label called lab from london, i saw african cost african fashion. the story telling was in

total lightweight, i felt maybe i could set up something to change that narrative. to tell this stories for my 1st time. the beautiful story that i know about my culture, about music, about lifestyle and it resonated stars like john boy, yaga, samuel l. jackson. michael ward address alba and rap or tiny tempo. all where lab from the, with the criticism to the 2nd to, to produce desire laboratory in may 2023. king charles the 3rd presented full day during the of the award. personally, a great honor for him was never, never a thing that i settled to do so very proud moment. and i hope that can help change the perspective of how people look at the people like me and where

i'm from. i'm the perspective of how we look at life food a has also presented as collections at london fashion week. his like motif remain stories about migration and the experiences and longings that come with it. full day is inspired by what he hears from friends and family and from the people around him day today. these are some of the fabrics that we develop. i'm some of them toes, like stories about parents when they arrived the, the very 1st possible they arrived with. and we're telling stories about menda had into too many mosse and it, to me, i'm and a ace. and one of the oldest tribes into town. it kinda connected my mom and dad, some both tribes. so they came to london at age 12. he was born in 1981 in freetown, sierra leone in west africa. now he regularly visits relative there,

the house where he was born is still standing. i believe immigrants, the fabric of our society. if we look around to immigrants upon the people that build this country for looking in america everywhere. and as a people move for various reasons we made that word, seems so talkative like no one wants to associate. sotheby's mimicry, and i feel like that negative connotation based on change. we need to embrace it. not demonizing. some 80 percent of his labels production is based in london, 20 percent in portugal, france and italy. the designer insist on being able to trace the origins of his government's down to each individual, correct. we tend to educate people little bit more about our comments, uncommon process and how he's made and what made it is. love it and shot you know

boss is valuable. it is because i am i and i don't think any fashion is sustainable, but it, we, we, we tend to do is small about being responsible. so we don't produce like we don't over produce, we develop, don't we design and develop on fabrics seduce what we need for day. also, designs out fits for sierra leone olympic teams and cooperates with such corporations as dennis and converse. he's also found that a charitable organization in sierra leone. i'm lucky, while i am also, how can i get back to where i'm coming from? and to help those people become better? because i know if we can help the younger generation, they become better. that generation will be able to change what we could change. the mascot and logo of lab from london normally insures that the company will

continue to be successful in the future. this figure is one of the oldest art objects in sierra leone and is still a popular lucky charm. today, we will accept the charge it difference as to what would become a better price. and i think that's what i want to do. so i, if i believe if i educate myself about your culture, you educate yourself about my culture. so we can live in how many together, because we understand where each of is coming from. and then those differences of those barriers get broken down us. and that's why i told is the west african culture and british code tour for they don't. b, a has proven that seeming opposites can indeed come together in peace and harmony. the pizza is a world wide favorites. here in europe, it's often eaten with a knife and fork, but it's actually a street to dish to be eaten with your hands. perhaps one of the most popular

pizzas is the margarita invented and revered in naples in southern italy. and that's where we're headed to hear more about its popularity from the opponents who consider themselves experts when it comes to their pizza. the ones you know, they've got it to meet the pizza, margarita, the boss of me, a politician street. i was born and raised here in naples and i rose to fame here. what makes best especially us? well, i'll tell you some i got it down with the one up. i don't think i said a lot of that. he thought it's like the best he tell pods. my 3 employee idiots or you know, the police beautiful. it's the worst place that a pizza. so yeah, that's why right here. people will trouble 1000 kilometers to southern italy just for me. and i personally own my very existence to this man, follow them on your know, we got all that squalor rigolato sort on novelty and that and whatnot is wrong. me

so don't, don't let it be field hands. and maybe when i 1st appointment a disclosure that you want to split into 2 and more so model one, is that what you bought for 70 bucks a month from on read all 3 of them. all those are my son. a lot of be john and john mazili release. go i like to wear red, green and white this the colors of italian flag. but something's missing here. pasquale little to feed. although the l i g dot, it may be our little intent. almost all the big fluffy edge then crest abuse stove. that's the way we need it. but when is the right time to have me? that's it. i couldn't hear me. say that be set on that just nobody you, ma'am. well, mine is, i know that some of you on it today cause i love be so this stuff but to see it on

the meaning of montana, correct. montana. and what, what i got to go to. yes, i'm turning red in the face, but i'm not alone. may i present my family pizza, our portfolio, a folded pizza? even with one hand. then comes my very rich and pizza feet. in this case, she's a margarita too, except for an oil. so everything melts. you'll meet very typical for naples and a favorite and who else of course, teach them. i did not simple with tomato sauce and spices. other relative like things fancier, like this one with garlic, naples, cam mushrooms, all if you can help me with whatever you like. but some of my own people see things differently. there are limits.

i'm enough it man, can you put the b service line in? uh, i mean, i mean just to them and you put in the meal in the middle of a run on the side of the oh, well pineapple as a genuinely upholden. i'll go through hell fire for you. wish to from the like, lots to get all that done. all that say something i don't want does, it will need to what brush and the water was that was causing you almost a of furniture. one of these middle 5 says, interest to put at least have a full size. felicia is, isn't it over $400.00 degrees? no wonder pasquale shop is called purgatory o. like in our great poet. dante is ethic purgatory. he named his eater after the scary church across the way on the subject of names. this is my story. once upon a time, there was a piece of baker from naples, and in 1889. he created me in honor of queen margarita and she loved me above all

others. that's the legend. later, italian americans took me along all over the world and especially to america worked . everybody was crazy about me. but originally i came from a poor background from the street. even stuff like how stomach in town they're sold in naples. not the tour usually unless you're brave enough. like her. yeah. wow. for the july to, to cleanse the pallet is always a good idea and goes fine with me. but enough about the others. this is about me, you're not supposed to even named me, is intangible cultural heritage. and well, i should be right at one and doing chair and one on a story chest, a comment, msf, be sent on monday. the entire part in miami? no, no, no, no. you can get it in and not a thing in one of those over to do so. i'm not level somebody without it. that's an

issue. the only got a, a school, but some ones that would it complement all those. sometimes my relationships and tragically, oh well, never mind tomorrow's another day, isn't it personally, visa, would that be great? i don't know if i see one is going to be a punch in a level. you know what? i'm assuming if we need that main on a level. so what i got, the adults were off to sweden now to a tiny island in the sea where there is nothing but a deacon mission lighthouse with buildings that have been converted into a hotel. 3 things are guaranteed here. peace and quiet. and a beautiful view. sweden's most remote hotel is located on an island in the middle of the sea. do you need a boat to get there? and be prepared up because there's nothing on how much share island

except for the hotel and a lighthouse you're in for stunning panoramic views and local delicacies will show you what it's like to spend a day on the tiny island and where hotel chef you hon. banks on harvest to see wade . the island is about an hour north of sweden, the 2nd largest city golf and berg. its rugged beauty is quite the site. our day starts with a 20 minutes speed boat ride over choppy seas in rainy weather. fortunately, the hotel has provided water proof overalls to keep us dried out and what that was fantastic, i guess, but also pretty wet and that's when they were great. the rest the weather waves and sea spray, it was magical that she still magic jo. honda and eunice v. bear hail from

near guttenberg. it's time to check in and get dried off their staying and what used to be the lighthouse keepers. finally home, all buildings here are under protection. that's why they were carefully renovated. luckily the sky clears up and the weather improves time to explore the island which doesn't take long as having to share is just 250 meters long and 120 meters wide. marietta via hex, you're open to mount, announced a hotel in 2020. they can accommodate up to $24.00 guests at any one. time pad is telling us that to some but there are about $1000.00 shipwrecks out there. and these 1000 shipwrecks tell a lot about the history of this coast. and when they decided to build this land house, they called it to no start or our father because sailors passing these rocky islands

on our ships would pray. this is hoping they'd make it through safely and reach treating cities like marchmont and golf and berg. yes, the body to the lighthouse is 32 meters tall. it was a state of the art master piece when it was built in 18. 68. it remained in operation until 1977 today, after 5 years of renovation, it serves as a viewing platform. and how did they insure the sea when it tumbling down for it was a bit tough climbing up here, but definitely worth it. they will, you, they will be back there if you like. you can also join chef johan bang son as the harvest. see we for tonight's dinner the

we've picked many great types of count. you can use this one, for example, less spaghetti. it's very nice old in here we have sugar and help me grow is very fast and taste very good. and then we have or we which i used to make me so suki that single killing him. let me think you can meet with. so pop up and we're off to the kitchen where chef johan is preparing a range of seaweed based advertisers. time to sit back, relax and appreciate this unique island. they address the weather, the island, and everything is great. and have you come from the rain earlier today to the sunshine, the followed and the lighthouse with its magical views. as our magnificent day slowly comes to an end,

we talking to some delicious west coast delicacies. we've had an unforgettable time the and we stay with beautiful views, but from a train traveling through scotland, europe, max report or head of homo, traveled on one of the countries oldest railways. the jacobite steam train. it offers more than just a scenic journey. it hold celebrity status in particular for its role in the harry potter movies, the this steam locomotive has made hollywood history, appearing on millions of screens across the world. and today i get to write it. hi there. today i'm back in my home country travelling through the scottish highlands on the jacobite seam drake. the run trip is described as one of the greatest railway journeys in the world. but it's probably most well known for as well as the

whole courts express in the harry potter. maybe that's right. these very carriages to carry, ron and her mind me from platform 9 and 3 quarters all the way to harcourt school of witchcraft and wizardry. in real life, the jacobite steam train travels a 100 and search 5 kilometers along the west coast of the scottish highlands. before our writing trip starts in port, william bennet crosses the glen fan and by ducks before ending up in the lake. a traditional fishing time, bend the train head back to fort william lick. i'm sitting in this exact train here. it's a relaxing journey which allows the passengers to merely sit back and enjoy the scenery. the most famous few from the journey is the glen sending via docs. the railway bridge was built in the late 19th century, and it's the longest concrete railway bridge in the country. the,

the, the train makes its 1st stop in glenn fit where you can learn more about its history in the small museum there. the train was built in 1949 in glasgow, but the fundamentals of the design date back to the 19 twenty's. steam trains in scotland stopped running in the late sixty's. however, they were re introduced in the mid eighties in order to boost tourism. next we arrive in my lake and i want to find out what it's actually like to drive. i know train like this, so i talked to the driver, steve chipper field. i mean, the heat coming off that fire, that's cold. when we're running, that gets twice, maybe 3 times as much as that. the, the fireman who's my main class, if he shovels correctly and gets the 5 whole, they just, he does lose a few pounds. right. may, i couldn't literally now and go down time for lunch and the specialty here. it's

fission, shit. the agents, since i've had a good session and a few pers assistance he goes, had to make sure they were included the exchange of special ed for the return journey. and lisa c goes behind the jeff right also offers an afternoon tea service, while the british specialty includes many sandwiches cakes and calling. the definitely makes even more special and reminds me of the time when i ordered all of that crazy periods from the totally or every flavor.

what a magical experience in the scottish highlands and where that we wrap up another addition of euro max. don't forget to follow us on social media for more exciting stories from the world of culture and lifestyle in europe. as always, thanks for joining us and to name again next week. the

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