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[000:00:00;00] the in london's underground, the british capital's metro system is the oldest in the world. in the drag, seeing how does your rock alias hungry is considered an international style icon. and in regensburg, you are a max reporter honda, hulu, reveals the highlights of this picture, asked the very and city all this and more coming up on your own. x of the,
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one of the most famous landmarks of the british capital is the london underground, or simply the tube. as it's affectionately known by londoners at 161 years old. it's the oldest subway in the world. come underground and find out what makes it iconic. it covers 402 kilometers of the track with $272.00 stations on 11 lines. 10 serves up to 5000000 people as a the london underground is the oldest underground and the world is a treasure trove of surprises. in this video, let's get to the bottom of it all with m gab. again, that's spokeswoman for the transport for london authority. there's so much that makes the to buy conic every time i take a journey on the, to something about it makes me smile tense, originally from philadelphia in the usa. and she's been a to send since her 1st visit to london. she's been working for transport for london or
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t f. l for short since 2012 the the maiden voyage took place on january 10th, 1863. back then steam powered locomotives pulled the gas lead carriages through the tunnels. in the beginning, they were only barely under the ground. welcome to baker street station. it's one of the oldest stations on our network. it was opened in $1863.00 as part of the original root of the metropolitan railway. the old list metro system in the world. the metropolitan were aware originally at 7 stations running from paddington to ferry didn't baker street was one of them. and these platforms were restored in the 1980 is to look like they were in 18. $63.00, although it's officially called the london underground,
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only 45 percent of the line actually brands under ground, outside the inner city in particular, trains run above the ground. the deepest ation is located in the shilling north of the city. at hampstead station, the tracks are 55.2 meters down. this is by no means a world record are sonoma and t of ukraine is the deepest underground station in the world. it's a $105.00 and a half meters below ground. the, the root map design has been copied by many of the world's underground systems. the special thing about this map is that it's not based on the actual root or distances . it was originally designed in the 1930s by an electrical draftsman named harry back. so harry back came up with this map and he actually experienced
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a lot of resistance and it took the underground 2 years to kind of accept it. they ended up using it. and now it is an icon the these old map show the actual roots of the london too. and it's often very curvy. the underground was stopped the tube because of the shape of its tunnels. this smith named stems from around 1890. the tracks were laid to follow the roads curving overhead, and since the carriages are long and straight, this created some dangerous gaps. these are especially large at the bank meant station, the famous, automatic warning mines. the gap was sounded here for the 1st time in 1969. ringback equally famous is the logo known as round old 1st installed at saint james's park station in 19 o 8 to help people find their way. the round will and mind the gap are very popular
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souvenir slogans. so a couple of things you should remember when you're writing the to you want to use voice store contactless rather than a paper ticket. oyster contact list, it's just a better value and it means you don't have to stay on the line. you can simply just tap and go. you want to stand on the right and walk on the left. when you're using an escalator, make sure you hold the hand rail. be conscious of other people because we're all trying to move through the station and don't make eye contact with people don't talk to people. my dad is from the united states, he's a friendly guy. he will talk to people in the train and we have to say no, not here, just people, people have their b time, their space, the okay, so we're coming out here on the station. if you look up,
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you'll see there's a big green pipe across the station and that is actually where we've got one of the last rivers of london, the river westport. and that's one of the great secrets of slowing square station. i'm so a lot of people don't know the, we're actually are just kind of underwater epis station when we're standing on the platforms here. and if you look closely, you might notice that this station used to have a roof. it was destroyed 5 bombs and world war 2. i really just want people to know that every tube station has something special and interesting about it. if you keep your eyes open, they're going to be things that you notice on which make your journey interesting and special, and you just have to keep an eye out for them. so now you've done some homework one i've had to london to discover the oldest subway in the world for yourself. but don't forget, mine's the gap from an altar boy in a small,
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conservative town in bavaria to an internationally acclaimed drag queen performances by your highness, jerry rock a k, a hungry, really stand out even in the extravagant drag community. super yourself. bizarre, eccentric, and yet artistic. that's the fantasy figure, your highness, your room rocks drive instead of a very and festival. what's the motivation behind it is if i want to inspire others to question what they regard as beautiful johan is the a rod grew up in back this thing as small, deeply catholic town and lower bavaria where he was an altar boy. but even at a young age, your highness realized he was homeless actual. how could he reconcile that with this function in the church? been human, it's tons. is the i'm in the altar boy,
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here i go to church every week of a vice out at the same time. i know my lifestyle would do this and actually my whole identity isn't allowed into ted or mr. l. health is the more johan is begin, living is queer identity. the more he felt alienated by the church and its restrictions. but he still feels irresistibly drawn to the rituals rhodes and big questions of face. think man to come back to a message and just as a whole celebration of mass is a truly fascinating spectacle. and i think if you grow up with it and really take part in it every week, but it affects you and becomes a part of your way of thinking. the a good time. read at age 17. johan is your room and left his stuff. he bavarian town for berlin to study fashion design. he found a new home among the capital's gay community,
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both privately and artistically. and suppose he embodied on coming here to berlin in 2012 straight out of school and off to the big city was definitely an inspiring step for me to take a the end, but also an extreme staffing. so, but it's too much that i but it really gave me the opportunity to see how much potential i had with my creativity. nicholas tighten as though for me steeped in my neck the tv tad. johannes, immersed himself in berlin's drag queen world and develops the persona called hungry. he puts all his creativity into it. he himself labels the result distorted, drag, an unsettling variation on the already extravagant drag seen. currently he's collected over 560000 followers on instagram, who like his creations on fox last, i know that. sure. and at 1st it was a very nice surprise because of course i wanted people to see it and appreciate the
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amount of work i put into it. for me for the abbot is 9 stick of us by mia unfinished. but when i wasn't really aware just how popular it actually was to meet and how it was seen as something inspiring that's about the another and video to the makeup artist as photos and performances have also inspired international stars like iceland extinguish york. working together with her and her team hungry, developed the other worldly figure on her utopia. album to them about the i can finish it and i still see the collaboration with eric has a very special even a very important point in my life that visiting opponent and mine because that's when i actually realized that there was an appreciation for what i do i think it's a content that's a severe chest and the stuff is that is my from alter boy and bavaria to the internationally successful drug, or it is hungry,
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a personification of diversity. in practice, the city of lincoln struck in south eastern germany is known for its well preserved medieval center, which wasn't destroyed in world war 2. euro max reporter had a home it. it takes us on a day trip through the charming bavarian city today and exp. 2 the very and city of reagan's board a medieval times with 2000 years of history. doesn't it look like something straight? i took a fairy tale. the cathedral spires the river, the red roof. it's giving medieval court to the max. the regensburg lies on the danube river, and here's why it needs to be on your bucket list. firstly, the whole the old time is listed as the unesco world heritage site. i'm starting my day here in the old tired, the st. peter's cathedral,
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which is under construction. okay. but we're working with it. at least this one we get to use to our advantage. the i p access system for not as an architect working on the upkeep of the coffee shop. when he suggested we take the elevator to the top, this wasn't exactly what i was expecting. not gonna lie. i never thought of myself as being afraid of heights, but this is pretty scary. at least the view is it get destruction. so this is quite a huge, unimpressive, procedural for a fairly small city. can you tell me a little bit about the history of it? yeah. so, so they can see it. oh, you can see today uh, installed its, its work and 1273 before sir was a roman s cathedral. but it broke down and you are right so,
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so considerable is pretty big for reading support. i'd like to shop more to christian when i bought this amazing building, but the height is honestly becoming difficult. yeah, i think i'm ready to go by god. speed on the boat myself today. so we take a look inside the esteem most of these valuable stained glass windows were installed in the 13th and 14th centuries. they were all taken out during the 2nd world war for protection. so what you see here today are all still original the just around the corner from the. 2 is another one of the stone bridge, 900 years old and older.
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the legend has it that the bridge builder made a pact with the devil to finish the bridge. the level said he would help in exchange for the 1st 3 souls cross that bridge. when the bridge was finished, the bridge builders sent adult head under rooster. and the devil was so enraged that he tried to smash the bridge apart. and that's why it's best. indeed, it does look somewhat crooked. across the bridge, there's the tiny island of shutdown. it was once a separate medieval village and now all of these colorful buildings are protected by unesco. let's go for a wander through the narrow lanes of readings towards old time. there's so many historical details like clocks, euro stores and signs. this whole time feels so steep in
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history. i mean, unlike many places in germany, things broke survive world war 2 with almost no damage. and you can really tell everything is silver useful next to sweden, they have many delicious dishes, but when it comes to pastries, the sweets clearly have one favorite cinnamon buns. the pastry is so popular, there's even a national holiday dedicated to it. we want to stop home to see how it's made the canal or sentiment done. it's the favorite pastry of the swedes. it's popularity spans from scandinavia to the us and beyond. but in sweet and it's integral to the coffee break. but more on that later. first things 1st tired of a taste more elaborately crispy sentiment. e soft and sweet. go ahead. the andre a. and today i'll show you how to bake the perfect sweeter set them in by and come
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you burn on a flour sugar salt water. used a joke, butter, ingredients for the dough or simple. everything has to be needed by hand or with a mixer until in the last to go with formed. and also tell them that i use cold water because the friction costs during media generates heat the money, the bigger and i don't want that to affect the way they used rises. the now chose the finish doing the fridge for a few hours time for the feeling the but it's not. it's just butters, sugar and send them and then tell me you, you can modify it a little and add ground allman's seats are not spell on this. no, that's ok. you can also use brown sugar. but the most important thing is still is butter and not more drained it. because the flavor is in the butter. it should be
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soft for the filling. next now rolls out the child's the floured surface. so the timing saw that i definitely may then take my feeling and spread a generous layer on top. you should in skimp here because the feeling makes all the difference is developing that. she then folds the coated dough, rose it out, even the end, shapes it into a rectangle, which i'm just glad to know, you know how to go into portions of the nice pizza cutter or something like that pizza slice. and so i use one of these to speed up the process i so as you just have to roll it across the doe, the veneer then most are to nibble our into the classics. now shape the and the paste. there's so many ways to the like in your book, in the of the my account, in addition to the classic shape hemley, you can also do it like this, looking at some high and can it make
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a not of clickable integrity. and then rep and other piece around it. here you go. male body and there are can able in the i started failing simon, miles, but my dad has some body and that's probably when i developed my interest in baking all tour. i remember i was about 2 years old, the oil took back then it was just about having fun and being creative, and i thought it was great to take that and will you now the funds are ready to rise for a good half hour, somewhere warm in right before baking there, brushed with a joke and sprinkled with pearl sugar for a distinctively sweet is finish. this we'd love to connect with us so much that the pastry even has its own day october 4th. but the birds are eating on other days to drink pico or coffee breaks,
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which can in fact take place several times a day. it's not really a meal, it's more grabbing a coffee with somebody. and having some type of bakery on a site and supposed to be very calm, relax to, you know, social social, got it. what's a nice during the day i have a coffee and i think it's a, it's part of being swedish. now i opened up a shop in a suburb of stock home in 2021. just 19 years old. she is mostly self taught a passionate baker since childhood. she now makes connect, but are almost every day the system now for the final that much. i cooked them with their sugar glaze and equal parts, water and sugar. and the i've also added a vanilla pod for that certain something. i think it tastes better. so the village,
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this is liza deep golden brown and it smells fantastically as the man and a touch of vanilla. perfect, perfect cinnamon buns can be found in many places, but nowhere. and they loved as much as an suite in the aroma. the flavors that freshly baked cannot blot feeling. it can be summed up in a single word simply what this sentiment button is for swedes. champagne and oysters are for the french, at least according to cliches. but fact is, it has become a popular sport to search the atlantic beeches at low tide for a delicacy or 2 euro, macs, reporter, hamlet veiling, decided to join in on the fun a couple of days. what about this? was that this to you?
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and at the beginning, i am walking along the french atlantic coast near that goal shed on the door level . i haven't come to the beach for the waves, but for this delicacy here is where i'm now going to try to gather my dinner. could you imagine finding anything edible here? i actually con for let's see if i go to bed full to the biologist and conservation is to resolve a teaspoon. that is going to help me with this. he knows where to find the best seafood at that low tide. we go in search for it only for this, so i'd like to see i see the whole sits on a plateau that is quite gentleman slot. at low tide, almost to columbia, to beach is exposed on each side of the island to the north of the island, where it's much rocky, you can find crabs, stream it. spider crabs, sea oceans, and kills the value and to the south they were cocoa was then raised the clans, the mud features are i do for finding clans with with us,
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the more they probably want to find the muscle. we have to dig deep into mux title fishing is popular with the french. they call it as a p fishing on for the i don't find anything i can see from science like to the to bose you say, you know, for sure. we have, the sure is this is going to do for can you hear me? yeah. when i was little i used to always come home from the beach with food about i loved eating. what i found with my family. i always loved it that she telling me something was all about people not grew up on the island to keep nature and, and then so you just set up rules for titles. fishing together was the conservation organization. a template shows us which muscles read,
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allowed to collect. so if i'm part of, if you would take your time like this, you must try to touch the both sides of the whole. yeah. okay. if not, it seems that the shade is too small, and you must place it on the bed. and you come back, maybe when you're all ready though, you can find it again and it's been split. and so not really every year, over $200000.00 people go searching the market for these delicacies without any rules or regulations soon that would be nothing left to see say. so you can call you. so this is a very important tradition here. so we've always been titled fish and then on the island to be sure, we wouldn't have a sailors who went far out to see him on the ground. the people who fished at low time. oh no. so if we do the child care, i appreciate it is key to our identity here on in the did the, it's just always been like that. the perception to be the opinion we do,
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the goal is front. the 2nd largest island and famous fluids always depends white as well, but he's going to pass the muscles we've got that for dinner. i take a look at the surroundings. the old eyes. the farm is hawks, can be seen almost everywhere here the in the early evening. i mean to joe, but he's going to again at a friend's house. i'm intrigue to taste the supplies of the morning. to my surprise, i'm supposed to eat the 1st month. that's wrong, the really salty it is. butter some garlic, the dash of wine time and cream. that's all it takes to create delicacies out of our fines. heading stuck out. the muscles by hand makes it a very special and unique dinner.
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the really tasty, really. if you have time is that be good to have this or low seasoning and to cooking until the 18th and so that's a good life. so sometimes it's in for them to do it like this. think so the every few hours, the tide watches the next delicacies show they say the best way to get to know country and it's people, it's really stomach. and it's too simple down to an intuitive nature. that's how the people are over here. and 5 on the really, really interesting to go to the beach here to collect my own food. and much am i surprised it's really phase and that's all from euro max this week. but you
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