of the, the mates canals found markets and tories hotspots, watch line flight for young people in amsterdam from a small town in south africa to the big stages of the world. how did soprano pretty jammed a get there? and we'll show you how this famously tanya and buffalo, martha rella, is made all this coming up on your own macs. the amsterdam is well known for its canals, spikes, coffee shops, and of course the red light district. but how did young people here spend their

free time get around and live me cosmo, a 19 year old creative business student born and raised in the dutch capital. today he'll be showing us what his life in amsterdam is like quite a more welcoming man apartments. and i'm sort of or good morning and welcome to my apartments in amsterdam. come with me and what job because the stairs are very, very steep. especially i just sort of have the fluffy white bread. i would just leather this a little better. leather everything. usually i wake up should be 15 minutes because i have to date, so this is the quickest thing i can do to really get the nutrients in tackle. so it's basically just chocolate springs. cosmo lives here with his mother who has her own apartment upstairs. i've never moved, this is where i've always lived. so most people that i know that are maybe even 25

or 30 still live with their parents just because they cannot afford living somewhere in amsterdam. amsterdam is among the most expensive cities in europe to rent housing for me it's, i would never leave. you know if i don't have to cosmo and his mother share a close bond. his grandmother was born in indonesia and also played a big role in his life growing up there are a lot of people who are entities for info, and that is people who come from naples, india, which is former dutch indonesia, like my grandmother, for example, who was born in jakarta, which was cool with us. yeah. it's the same. that's why you will find a lot of information people here. let us in addition, restaurants a lot of information shops, you know, so there's just a lot of innovations here. after class cosmo travels across town to bring lunch to his friend to started

a we're newspaper together. it started all of this cool project really, but we really felt the necessity of a l. t p plus newspaper in the netherlands because there's nothing similar that represents the youth in elgin b team and other ones. yet in 2001, the netherlands was the 1st country to legalize same sex marriage before cosmo and many of his friends were even born. we always want to improve, you know, that it is true that it's still a tolerance city and that we are really spoiled and that way, you know, there's always space for improve. and as long as there is phase, we will push it. i love walking around, i know most of those people are paid for upset and this article a lot. but whenever i can, i try to walk if it's walking distance and otherwise i pay, i take public transports because it's actually free for students. that teens are allowed drive as of the age of 18. but in amsterdam using the car isn't really

convenient because it's just a city that's very impossible to get through with the car. because as you can see it's, it's really made for cars. it's made for boats and horse carriage just so close the lowest otherwise you have 7 years of that. i think 80 is definitely a big h as in netherlands, because that's when you become an adult. you're able to drive the car in the netherlands when you're a change, you're able to drink, smoke whatever you want, because that's when you be coming out there. so it's, it's celebrate, as the netherlands have consistently been ranked as one of the happiest countries in the world. coming in 5th place in 2023. but how does the young adult like cosmo feel about life and amsterdam? military for thing about living and i'm sort of has to be there whether and

sometimes of people because the people can be a little bit close off of a little bit of root. sometimes i think my favorite thing about living in amsterdam definitely is the sense of freedom that you guys hear and also the 1st of tennessee . i mean the weather is 1st of all the people are for that's how everything here. so sorry for us to tile. so that's something that i really like, i'm sure that most definitely my home i feel very at home or i don't want to leave it. thank you so much for watching and have a good evening or send those over you guys. we are the next stop. we meet a very talented thing, a south african bone per day has taken the all per well defined story. we discovered how she found her calling and learn what the combination of charles, the 3rd and camilla has to do with cook me on

the pretty, in the potter on start something she would never hook down to 3 months or little girl from south africa, discover how pretty and they became mold and just a queen on stage and sent for royalty. for me, performing is not really performing. i live on stage. my soul becomes alive. i smell like there's a smile. there's an in a joy that kinda explain. it's much more deeper than just be an opera singer. i'm ministering sound. literally in the frankfurt offers makeup room, she makes the final touches and meets with the direct to the full,

the transfer hassle. live just the, it's a great, that's good. and then you go to your position where you're from the heading place where you ok, do you is the egyptian queen cleopatra in handles the rock opera. judy o chase. that a is both a challenge and a very special role pretty in day to portray is one of the most legendary characters. and of course, she's an african queen and i'm from the tip of africa. so it is very so i don't know if it's something that, but just the me effect of see how have character is the trade compared to are the characters that have played from the european ladies all prevents no pretty n day as the problem is. who sings on the world's premier stages.

she was introduced to mass audiences in 2023 when she sang for the 1st as king charles the 3rd and queen camilla in westminster abbey. she's the 1st african center with this thing. that's a combination of once in a lifetime kind of an event. with extraordinary, i have such joy just remembering that it was in a very special way. it was the high 9 so fall of produce international korea which began with her studies at low scala in milan. in 2011 pretty was going to a family of musicians in 1995 in a small town in eastern south africa. assigned many a company to singing in the schools in charge class. but she only had all pride for the 1st time at 16 in a 10 2nd commercial. it was 2001 with a home with family watching tv. and then i heard this music in the background and

because the lot come into it and it was read the past, the music behind the positive voice that really invited me to this amazing odd form in world from a child. she was invited to london to record a studio version of sacred file for the title i was looking jones assistance and queen camilla is carnation was written by composer sarah claus, especially for pretty in days performance. that's amazing. so very much and to as the signal and composed of what personally chosen by king charles but his coronation, the to continue to collaborate. sarah cost records another track, the new album with pretty

she just brings the debt to every note. she brings the debt she brings the, draws from the well with within her so beautifully. and you can feel that power within it within every note. i think for me that's, that's the thing that creates this special. i think i before. yeah. you know is, is she has that. 2 the transfer has an in frank that pretty n day gets ready for her performance in the sense that in moments like this, she sometimes things back to her younger self discovering opera at 16. what would she tell her if you hadn't said yes. when you 1st heard those 10 seconds, none of it would have come true. so that coverage that you had in that smooth, unique moment of 10 seconds of your life and saying yes,

no to do so are you ready to explore this magnificent city with me? let's go starting today with an early warning trip to the 2nd look at my laptop. this area gets so busy during the day and especially at sunset. so if a quieter scene is more your thing, i'd recommend rather coming in the morning. the light is beautiful and you have to place more or less to use. this is the 2nd, the most popular attraction after the eiffel tower. as is evidenced by the increasingly growing crowd of tourists here. even 1st thing in the morning probably should have come here in our best in line kind of atm 9. and the

key thought i was gonna tell you not to go up the eiffel tower. don't worry. this is one of the most visited landmarks in the world. for a reason, of course it needs to be on your powers bucket list if long keys on your thing, just pick your ticket online and that's on the the eiffel tower is a master piece of engineering design and part of the unesco wells heritage. the i, me, thing, eisenhower, welcoming agent amar alba, sorry for some insight to to come through the sunset because, you know, sometimes people come for the day and then they come for the night. they want pictures during the day because in the night they come during sunset just before sunset. so it's beautiful because how the light changes. but if they really don't want to do the line, the best thing is to come in the morning in terms of actually getting arrive and

don't bother with cars or taxis. they're old, they're busy and they're expensive. the public transport system is very well connected. on the bike lanes are great if you'd rather cycle or try it, or with about time to try some french pastries looks like if you want to close on a cafe, don't wait until 12 pm take away. it says click the battery shop for tape straight from this source. you can literally see them making them right there. so fast to the cultural side, the welcome to the lose one of the biggest and most visited art galleries in the world. they same type of freaking in advance definitely applies here because it also gets safer, cried it's for the main thing i'd recommend you not to do here is just rush through

to get us out for you with the motor liza and then leave again. take your time to really appreciate some of the most incredible works of art in the world. billers is home to some of the most well known pieces of western art. so of course, take yourself here with the motor lisa at the start but there are around 35 stars into works of art to see in the loop. so take a proper look around and my check would also be not to too many things into one day to be afraid to take a nap. walking along the river side and is so magical. and of course you across the palm desire bridge. the famous meeting point for lubbers. you've probably seen pictures of the bridge covered in looks left there by lovers from all over the world. but don't do that because it's actually not forbidden. pit loved blocks on

the bridge because in 2014, a part of the bridge railing collapsed under the weight of all of them. but it's still a very romantic place to come and visit my final tit for you guys is known to shy away from the local food. the up. i'm talking about smell gas, the colder x x l. the essentially pay a scarlet case. it's almost like chickens. definitely taste better than that. lex. i'm glad that risk paid off. i hope you trust me enough night to follow my advice about what not to do when you're visiting tires. and i hope you've enjoyed this

journey to the french capital as much as i have did you know that they're all going to buffalo in easily cell phones mainly and parts of asia, bonds, they play an important role in the italian region of companion. namely in the production of a very special cheese for many consider this to be the best mozzarella cheese in the world. it's the chris, nice in the milk. it isn't made of cow's milk, but from buffalo milk. we're out to find out what makes bustle mozzarella so special. in white, italy has water buffalo in the 1st place and i see someone making mozzarella is actually very simple. and natural thing was that water buffalo did well here. they feel very comfortable because it's a marshy area, which is a special kind of pasture farming. so this is in salary and when i pulled when the

best studies, so they put over yeah. only buffalo mozzarella from this region may bear the protected designation of origin. mozzarella the proof of the combined the loop power cheese dairy, north of naples, is one of the world's largest manufacturers producing around $5000.00 kilos daily. we'll show you how in a moment, but 1st let's find out about its namesake. the yellow brothers at new power or the 3rd generation to produce mozzarella, from their own buffalo, heard that move not in the water. buffalo is a very rustic, uncomplicated animal to restate and hit some level resistance in the couch and produces milk with completely different properties compared to kind of milk. when police are main thing, settings exactly, all the lot has much higher levels of fat and protein is a more delicate meal which reflects the animals nature. it it's big chair,

is that something that you've got a pretty c? give it over the learning model and the latest census listed over $260000.00 water, buffalo and companion. the wire, the buffalo, even here. their exact origin is unclear, but they have been native to italy since ancient times. one probable theory is that the animals arrived in the mediterranean region from asia. each animal eats around 50 kilos of grass, alfalfa, hay and home grown maze per day. the farmer's only reason of caps to maintain the herd around 3600 buffalo in total the water buffalo were milt early in the morning and in the afternoon, they give 8 liters of milk a day. each cal yields to kilos of mozzarella 4 times as much as dairy cattle. luckily, milk is different from cow's milk, unless it has

a higher city in the health care of the animal is the best with the quality of the milk. and so that, that's what the product of what does that include? the texture of buffalo months are relative screen here and softer than she's made from cal's milk, which is usually mass produced in larger quantities, making it cheaper at the power of the cheese makers process the previous days. buffalo milk in the morning. it is 1st heated, a certified and curdled the post of the lot to process is crucial for a month rela, occurred is dipped in hot water and pooled luigi just see only has a few minutes to catch the perfect moment. over the curtis separated like one the one does if i sent the water to 97 degrees celsius. and that's the moment when the curt commit cooled into strings. all right, so it's important to find the right moment when you can start pulling the cheese into strains. the,

the name of religion arrives from the word must sorry, which means to separate or test. the finished balls are cooled, placed in brine, and immediately packaged for sale. in italy, mozzarella is best consume on the same day or within the next few days. at the latest buffalo month, rella has a stronger morris civics, labor than fewer do nothing which is months are really produced from pals mill. the u. m. a families serves their products daily the most and i don't want to see the time. i'm also available. what time be coming on and i'm no longer is it produced exclusively here, the only and company a just every months are available, contain the into relationship between man and buffalo.

the piece house is a typical of many areas in northern germany. what makes them special is that the roots are covered with such a type of read. it is an elaborate technique that has been declared by unesco. positive judgement is intangible control. heritage will show you how to save and modernize a 170 year old thoughts house from a room to modern residents. how do you turn to thoroughly decrepit house into a cosy home? suzanne and octavia schroeder other wants to ask. patrick, welcome come inside and we'll show you everything and said we were fascinated by the location. it's a very beautiful area up here and today's the color shines done. why not? there's to me a shot. of course we were just in cost of what we found them here as it should be lived and run down for 50 years with $910.00 or 11 tiny rooms seen some vintage,

i can't stand upright and some of them got ceiling was so low. so need to make aunty to come back, come to me. you can go straight from the bathroom into the pig sty. yeah, that's how it was almost so we really had our work cut out for us. few for those. lots of imagination. the. yeah, i'm here is a little a dentist as well, sir, and this basically wanted a really high roof, lined up and down with beans. i think as long as the homes that it always be now drain, that's working on some ice. this is where we are most to i, toyota, we buy, so i to cook and we see that put the tv here as you can see. so we can also watch some football. for instance, on my we cooking while i'm doing something else. i got some buyers for you without without them, but we've got this great panorama window. so you think you're practically lying outside of that and we've got all this wide open space and here we can fund. i

really enjoy his company as well. now like at least the, the house is located at germany's northern most edge on defense. for george. such grooved houses are typical in the rural areas here such as made of reeds which thrive along the coast. the roofs made from them are flexible, unable to withstand the violent coastal storms as having a good it has a very special charm and it fits perfectly with this area to getting heat is such as widespread, but it's more expensive. so of course, it isn't used at all in the new houses by nor bought new out the magazine. it took almost 2 years to finish renovating the home and architect from nearby denmark drew up the precise plants. the heart of the big room is this concrete kitchen island is 100. that guy he wants to view. it was across many here

from the region fluid specialized in working with concrete steel and woods, a fantastic cross on test and he boot the 6 me so long countertops molding zang piece. nita lag in the tone please of the items to put this thing. weighs 1.4 tons and they lifted it in here before the roof themes where i would place the bike and come yeah, trying a hold of motor details. give the house. it's on the state, couple of personalities. these his guns have this panorama window. it's practically being pushed in this is how a dilapidated house was transformed into an impressive country manner. he's a shop this time is one of the one a sort of thing. yeah. from there i came up here from the road. i sort and i said brilliant. this is it, so this is this that was all from your max. this week you'll

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