the divers and the lasers. what should you see when you travel to iceland? fan flyer drive is a night train. really a good way to travel? a personal experience from vienna to venice. all this in more coming up on your own . the 1st we had to london to meet the fashion designer who combines british tailoring with west african culture. for they do be a, brings together 2 worlds. that at 1st glance seem to have little in common created by an immigrant. not every designer can use that as a selling point for they don't be conceived as bold fashion to inspire greater

appreciation for immigrants. i love everything. i do think stories about london and so it down in west africa is specific. everything i've led and i've not yet in my life is been from this space. and i'm mixing those 2 words together. following his parents, which is voted during the 1st studied information designed but felt drawn to fashion, the switch to studies and worked for dk, n, y, and nike until 2014. when he found that his own label called lab room london, i saw african go stuff it can function. the storytelling wasn't told the right way. i felt maybe i could set up something to change that narrative to tell the stories for my 1st time. beautiful. a story 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 wrap or

a 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 people like me and where i'm from. i'm the perspective of how we look at life full day 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 other properties that we develop. i'm some of them toes like stories about parents. when they arrived, the very 1st possible they arrived with and were telling stories about menda had into too many mice. and a to me, a monday bass 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 and free town, sierra leone in west africa. now he regularly visits relatives there. the house where he was born is still standing. i believe, immigrants, the fabric of our society. if we look around, do we go and support the people that build this country? a good looking america everywhere and 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 a little bit more about our comments or comment process and how he's made and what made it is. love it and shot the boss has been able it is because i am i and i don't think any fashion the sustainable but it, we, we, we tend to do is small about being responsible. so we don't produce like we don't have a produce. we develop, don't we design and develop on fabrics? we produce 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, as they become better 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 to charge a 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 other's coming from. and then those differences of those barriers get broken down us. and that's what it is, the west african culture and british could tour for they don't, dea has proven that seeming opposites can indeed come together in peace and harmony . many people think that fine lines primarily come from france, italy, or spain. however, germany also has a distinctive wind culture, which are your remarks report or kind of homo discovered on a visit to germany, smalls will region so be so here in france, i mean, it's really kind of you and jim and germany. that's right. germany, is it just a country for beer? it's also a country for why germany has some of the best way in the world. let me prove it to you. here's everything you need to know about german white

disclaimer. i used to think that german wine wasn't not great growing up in the u. k. the driving line i drank was pretty sweet and honestly, low quality stops. my german boyfriend is from germany's wine region and after trying to get stuff, i'm of phil clark, vice reese lane is the flagship wine of germany. both the climate and the soil are perfect for it. and facts germany is rather more well known for its white wines . and its rest and is the world leader in greece, lang and po blocks, cultivation, portugal drinks the most amount of one per capita in the wild spots. germany comes in 6th place. germans drink arrange 20 liters of wine per year, which is less than their beer consumption. germany's wine region stretch across its middle and sides. the sand team distinct regions boost over $15000.00 thin yards.

the, the most important export countries to drive by the us, norway, in other lines you k, call in on time, especially love to write it vocab time. here are some words and phrases to make you sign like a driving wind ex that via and how the grapes that make the one. yeah. got the period in which the grapes are harvested. a, a list. this is a colloquial way of saying that the wind is good, but it directly translates to nubile drug for everything else that you need to know about gemini, i me thing or rica for who runs her winery according to family traditions. this ventnor from the most of region knows very well what makes germany's wine culture so special in our regions. it's typical that we have small family businesses and

all of the wine, like sell us and wineries are located in the small towns and outside you only find to the us. it's different you who go to, to from so you have to shut tow in the middle and the wind fuse around personally, i always had the feeling going off in the u. k. that briefing was quite sweet spot is that it's definitely not in germany. so can you tell me why that is? always not recently from history. to do is more sweet lines in germany because the german people 30 years ago, they had to wine off the meal. the twins beatrice, the meal. and then they want to sit together and have a nice glass of wine, then it's nice to have a little bit sweeter. so the sweet wine itself most exported type of line. but now it is change. so we have now we have more of them. try it in half dry. we slink. cool. okay. i hope i've managed to convince you that drum and

wine is seriously underrated. short. german beer is great, but german wine needs more recognition. some of the best wine i've ever drunk casting right here in germany need to try it. and you also need to come and visit the beautiful wine regions. cost the you'd like more, your max visit us on youtube. find out everything you've ever wanted to know about your are we drilled into tradition works and culture shock, price quotes to get to grips with europe and subscribed to dw, you're on macs on youtube or should you seeing iceland when you don't have a lot of time the golden circle tour as a favor among tourists and our reporter deanna pen year and i was gave it

a try. after just 2 days, she came away with some unforgettable impressions. this is what you have to see on the golden circle. the most famous iceland guys are sending jets a flutter up to 20 meters into the year. a day i may think we flush the waterfall and the best place to see where to take tony clay meet. the tour can also be combined with a trip to do blue level and one of iceland must be to places. okay. how's the people receive the treasures of the golden circle every day by the wire? iceland, the lance of ice and fire a part of the iceberg. nature and others. sites along the golden circle are found in iceland, selves. less than 50 kilometers from the copy to a range of it, which makes them easy to reach and put their attractions to michael. are you ready?

you can either rent a car and drive there yourself or join unorganized tour. we'll just for a one day road trip. our 1st stop going for the golden waterfall, which is called the golden circle. got his name, a meeting, calculating for that extend from guy to iceland. we're starting up to up or below. oh my god, or this is the last side was waterfall in iceland? i mean it's quite impressive. 12 to tell me why. basically this was like to drop, we have the 1st draw up, which is more like a sort of a slope of a cascading waterfall. it's 11 meters and then this sort of goes into this massive drop, which is 21 meters. this off combination. and then going into this amazing canyon is really what just makes this quite beautiful. a truly draw all dropping landscape,

which changes from one to call the during winter when parts of the waterfall 3 solver for safety reasons, these parts leading to their lower viewing platform is close during the cold months . it takes me about 10 minutes to get there. and this is viviana from dallas. i think i on this one letter, i feel like in the middle of the waterfall. we continue or journey to how could i do a volley come to iceland, say most extra quote and break is see a hot spring. you got it right, the really rare phenomenon that can only be seen in few parts of the planet. what the cost of something. we need a tier thermal area such as this one. then we need a water source underground, a sort of water vessel. and then we need a vent from that water rest of all the way up to the surface where the water gets

pushed off to sort of like a natural told me extra cord is iceland is most active keiser. it's faults worthy and hot water into deer every 5 to 10 minutes, sometimes up to 20 meters, high. smells a little bit like to go with an x. the next steps we had to team, very a national park, a place of great historical significance and a unique sonic environment. it's a 45 minute drive from health, cut the body. this is really the 1st time that i walk in between to the tony faith price rights to park keys, police the unesco world heritage side. he's a square iceland. it's very 1st parliamentary meeting square held in 930 a d. so we are a thing really of park, whatever national park of iceland. so to me, why is it so important? well, you're logically, this place is really significant because i spend is placed on to take 20 tate and

thing. but the national park is one of the places where this is really visible. right now we are standing on $1.00 to $20.00 plates, which is the north american through 20 place. and just about approximately 5 kilometers. that way we see the, your ration take to dictate and in between we have sort of in no man's land, which is basically new land, which expands by 2 and a half since the middle of every year. our last stop is the blue link on which people often combine with the golden circle tour national geographic these this geo term of the spa. i'm on the 251 there's of the world. it's about one hour from break heavy. so of course we gave it a try. if you come here, listen to this before you jump into water, you must raise your head and you can have long hair. you have to put it up. the water is great for you as keen,

but really bucks for your hair. it's going to and dried in matters because of the side mean or on concentration. the water, smoky blue shade results from silica reflecting sunlight, and although the 20 some money made hot springs, i have to say i'm quite impressed to india, the water temperature is 240 degrees celsius. but when he reaches the goal, it's close to $38.00 degrees. so you one of the case of silly come up from us along with most guess here, my teeth. if you come here, take at least 2 days to enjoy with more time, all the locations the, the summer in europe has been filled with lots of hot and sunny days this year. and that is perfect weather for a popular cold suit that comes from southern spain. there's a look at how to make a delicious spot show what i think i'm in the class and i'll

show you how to make a spot show the cold and the illusion super cold suit. why would anybody want that in southern spain and portugal where guest spots show originated? they have very good reason. you might be able to guess what on land with us as a file for you in this region we encode so because of the heat for him in summer, especially in july and august, we get temperatures above 40 or 45 degrees celsius. so hopefully that was hoping enough quite in the window, i think what else? to fix the classic dispatcher, you'll need a cucumber tomatoes, a belt, pepper olive oil, salt, vinegar, garlic, and an onion chest. camino real size finds everything he needs in the us had a son in this market hall in central america the most important part of dispatch. it was the fresh produce here at the market. and much of it is from this

area. for example, bell peppers, cucumbers and tomatoes. i mean, and some of the monica lies on the cost of the soul in southern spain. in the summer, you can find a spot show on every corner as well as in the last patios to be at as restaurant this isn't the information, this is a traditional tomato apparent tomato hit the button. we use this wrap tomato. no, it's much flush year and tasty, or just by hand, it gives the dispatch real greater intensity whom at the end of the nation of the bottom of the windows winowski for half a leader. it is cato. more or less, we need half a bell pepper and about 5 tomatoes. let the 2 garlic cloves, a cucumber and half and on. yeah. you know, you know. yeah. so with all the vegetables are chopped, put never cooked, and what else is important to achieving a tasty, special?

and then it goes to much of the secret of traditional dispatcher was of course, good olive oil and vinegar and united here were using sherry vinegar from head has been left from dana. it matures in the barrel and has lots of bodies united or am i something quoted for you? what we call the vegetables are blended together until they have the right consistence see the subdivision that if you had to tell a traditional get sponsored by the texture, it's still chunky so you can feel the vegetable number to do that, but we'll leave it in the blender for a few more minutes to get a somewhat fine or text or the moment. there's one said he was that the sort of thing to refine the texture, even more camino pours the mixture through assume until he's left with a kind of juice to complement the suit. he departs from the traditional gus spetchko and experiments with new ingredients every year. for example, shrimp, pistachios, herbs, and even mango ice cream look into that,

most likely. gonna connect us bunch of what we try here with the dispatcher to play with various textures and flavors. and this would been as a base we might have is white stream from monica. this is how much one of the few chopped pistachios inc. i'm and mangle ice cream from the region. yeah. ingredients from both land and lee and as much as to be like, you know, some dispatcher was typical for this area. it's not a tradition elsewhere. no. yeah, i show people the dish and often they don't understand it. they said they've never heard of cold, so i'm getting them. i'm getting an hour from when i sold off for you. so if this summer gets a bit too hot, it might be refreshing to give a comb. gus boucher, what trying and finally night trains have become increasingly popular in germany once again arriving at your destination while you sleep sounds practical and environmental the friendly. but how comfortable is it your own max reporter lucas.

stay good. put it to the test. i am in vienna at the train station and i'll take the night for you to venice. i wanna find out if it's worth taking the train instead of the plane. so what are the advantages and disadvantages of traveling by my train? let's find out the it's like a it's like this all. so tell room and it's bigger than a thoughts. actually. my sleeper ticket costs 177 years. it's not cheap, but it's more environmentally friendly. for comparison plane tickets can be as cheap as 17 year olds. 9 27 pm. we leave on time. you're welcome to drink, we get this thing. and we have here to breakfast car. the night stuart,

this shows me my cabin. we will be on the road for about 11 hours. the train goes from vienna and passes through south berk villa will be in the diesel before arriving in venice the like to order my dinner time to push the button, the exclusive, the the optimum pool. i'm excited this hour and i didn't bring a towel, but i found microsoft. i'll give it

a try the 1st time and you can use our training the sleep the. it's like a bed in the hotel. just shorter. that's my seat. almost touching all of them. right here, the can, i can't sleep. i don't know why the tree is standing still right now. i think we're in south burke,

the good morning into the the nights during this turns my sleeping area into a seating compartment. that's because it's time for breakfast, the it was the best night of sleep i've ever had. maybe i was too excited. we're still about an hour from venice, the and there it is. that release for all of their finally and here is the comparison by train from vienna to venice. the trip use 30 kilograms of c o . 2 clean. it would be about 230 kilograms of c o 2.

thank you very much. if there's no time pressure and i'm not on a tight budget, then the night stream is a great alternative to fine and it's definitely more time. it's friendly and real. i'm going to do some sightseeing event it's. it's my 1st time by the man with that we wrap up another edition of your own max. don't forget to check us out on social media for more fun stories from around europe. as always, thanks for joining us. and we'll see you again next week. the

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