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damned secret spaces we visit the gardens tucked away behind and stems famous canal as it's. we start off with the latest installation by christo he's known the world over for his huge works of land out in his late wife john claude rose to fame with large scale pieces like wrapping landmarks in huge amounts of fabric or creating temporary structures from colorful oil barrels for his latest installation the bulgarian born american has chosen the british capital london. london's hyde park has a new tourist attraction a monumental stack of multicolored oral barrels twenty meters high floating on the famous serpentine lake the new work by installation artist christo is titled the mustang. is not the bottles is the water. there are
exit that's almost worthy of a queen. strifes going to fly. but a commoner is lurking behind the royal facade. leadership to tell us is an italian makeup artist and portrait painter she lives in the italian coastal town of torbay on account. to transform herself into the queen she needed just two hours to make up and precious. tellus combines painting techniques with makeup artistry. the british monarch is just one of many v.i.p.'s in her repertoire. and so know a kid out there i like challenges i want to portray public figures with strong personalities for your point that some are more difficult than others they simply sure it takes a lot of concentration to produce a real resemblance be it he could get
a question to c.n.n. . she slips into the role of famous film characters like albert you know as tony montana scarface. or meryl streep as beasley fashion editor miranda priestly in the devil wears prada. tell us also patrice politicians everyone from donald trump to german chancellor angela merkel. a lot of people first i allow myself to be inspired by their personality i look at lots of pictures study proportions and facial expressions and memorized almost. then i practiced their characteristic expressions on the long could be funny because you took. create a perfect imitation you have to be able to interpret joy and. she posts the results online appearing as david bowie keith richards from the rolling stones and is both of the blues brothers. but her turn as captain jack sparrow from pirates of the caribbean really takes the cake. italicize some sixty four thousand
followers on instagram and over eighty five thousand facebook fans people lots of watch videos of her works in progress. depending on which celebrity she transforming herself into the process can take up to six hours. to assume the part of queen elizabeth we keep it how this needs to look forty five years older than she actually is. a lot i was like. i don't see face paint and makeup i don't use press that but i do employ a few tools to look older but i thought nothing is airbrushed or photoshop everything depends on my craft and the right facial expression. after applying foundation she uses contouring techniques to define typical features lines and wrinkles the hands
only being able to transform myself until older people not really young ones anymore. and perhaps to honor her majesty's visit this italian beach is on british for a day rainy weather included. well from rainy italy we travel to the netherlands the country's biggest city amsterdam boasts a rich cultural history and some of its tucked away in backyards in the private gardens of seventeenth and eighteenth century canal houses normally visits as wouldn't even know that these spaces exist but once a year tourists and residents alike can get a glimpse into the secret world you're max reporter meghan lee took a closer look. these private gardens are small away seeds in the heart of amsterdam they belong to the city's wealthiest residents and once
a year homeowners allow visitors to get a sneak peek inside for the open garden days. and i was on hand for the experience . so we've just arrived at our first address let's take a look inside and see what awaits us. private addresses where on this year's program visitors can catch a quick glimpse into how the home owners live on their way to the garden. some of them designed the gardens themselves like dutch architect hans witt who says he's happy to welcome visitors into his home for many reasons the moment we are retired so that's number one so we have the time to do it needs are also always supported the garden should be beautiful for the day so you push yourself a little bit to make the garden beautiful and the most important parties we are privileged that we live here and i see a lot of people like to see their gardens behind the canals and now you've designed
this garden what is the key to it. maintenance and it should be fitting by the more or less eighteenth century office building you. can see them residence. is the organizer of open garden days and a garden designer herself some of her creations are also on display including this one which she designed for an office it was a very romantic overgrown old garden. so i think the years ago something like that it was an old couple. and it had very old trees but they were sick so they have had to cut them so then you start all over again sort. of well it's nice to decide who is flowing forms the shape of the greenery and the landscapes are meant to reflect the constant movement in the office. so i've just visited yet another garden there is so much walking around on this tour but i have found
a really clever way to get around to the next car and do is the dutch do what drives us here on the floor next to ours and. navigating amsterdam streets is best done by bike but even that can be tricky when the crowds take over . an. opening speech doors like stepping into another world. from seems that reflect the wilderness to manage your landscape architecture every garden is different. it's been lovely it's so different than doing it it's the normal american tourist it gave us a chance to see even more how the dutch look. which many of the visitors are also surprised to find such green spaces behind these canal howzit but each one offers a reprieve from the hustle and bustle of city life. history is always present. in the designer air tran in one center his design around
a symbolic tree when it stood tall jewish teenager and fraying side every day from her window while hiding from nancy persecution it's a bit of a monumental spots to bump the tree to get some the spetsnaz say. for me to remind me sometimes of the force of trees falling and then you have this gap in the ground with a lot of water for example to. recreate it's a little paunch which looks natural occultist before it's more of the swamp thing but there for the most so it's about life it's also a mosque it's like a fairy tale. dam is famous for its can now so travelling by boat is popular we're doing is the dutch do and we flagged down a book so we're going to travel down these canals by boat with one of the local residents so let's go to amsterdam has more than one hundred kilometers. denounced the three main ones were dug in the seventeenth century during the dutch golden age . more for the working people well it was meant for the working people and.
where for the wealthy people you can see it at the space the houses take next to each other they have bigger and more ornamental more beautiful hostels to visit often are more basic than the basic here means an average house price of one and a half million euros enough but looking at them cost nothing. so my tour of the open garden days is coming to an end but what i'm taking away is that this event is so much more than just about seeing the private secret burns behind the doors of these fantastic houses it's about meeting the people and talking to them and seeing what their idea behind their gardens and their lives and visitors can do this every year on the third weekend of june so till next time don't seem. well done travail meghan for that insight into saddam's secret gardens staying in the netherlands we turn to the spinning icon of dutch culture the windmill it's
along with chewed up some clogs internationally associated with the netherlands it's been a fixture of the local countryside for centuries but nowadays they're largely out of use but young dutch women and men are volunteering to help preserve the traditions of millis croft which has made it on to unesco's list of intangible cultural heritage. mills are driven by wind power. and that's what christa company needs when she wants to grind her flowers she lives near a mill in the northern dutch province of friesland. on a saturday i want to bake some bread and i thought oh well familiar now are fairly rich so i went there to buy some flour and. the volunteers introduced me to the meal and they showed me around yeah i just know.
so when she's not working part time as a purchasing assistant she's training as a voluntary number dick's son derek is teaching her everything she needs to know classroom learning is supplemented with practical experience. it takes muscles to operate the mill. so when i started to work i wasn't that strong as i am now but yeah i'm getting stronger after thawing yet. today only about fifty of the netherlands millers are professional the other fifteen hundred work on a volunteer basis if they didn't most of the mills would stand idle. but the volunteers run the middle east a few days a week. to be the work now would you get younger and younger people and that's good because it will be.
at least maintained for. the milk don't grow then. there's all the doors. and there's the tour it's over or his troops last going. so we have to. craft so that the good people in the. mills have operate. and in the netherlands since the thirteenth century. they had a radical impact on the country driving its economic growth industrial mills processed paints or sawed wood. the polder windmills pump water out of low areas and help to drain the land once underwater much of the netherlands lies below sea level if not for these mills some regions wouldn't even exist. by the name one thousand century there were some ten thousand mills around the country now only about twelve hundred survive among them are water mills generally
in the south of the country. special about this mill it's a combination of piping boat a cord mill oil mill so deaf or the water water mill was equipped with the water wheels. the mill is using water as a source of energy so. that water into rotational i know. this mill near eindhoven was first built in the thirteenth century by monks. has been coming here since he was a little boy he descends from a family of millers who've been looking after the mill for decades now. over the years he's learned how to operate it and use it to print spoil from flaxseed.
i find a really interesting that we are using an old technique would still work smoothly so sorting the technique it's visible inside the mill moreover we are only using water as a source of. that's pretty cool i think. the ground and roasted flexi just poured into sacks which are wedged into the oil press. so i'm using air protection now because of it's getting a lot of. much of the oil from one pressing mrs bush in containers but it's not as much about productivity as about five and keeping the traditional five thirty running this mill i would be nice to follow up in the future so. it'll be back in frisco and christine has ground all the flowers she needs to bake her bread she has plans to open her own building career. it's a dream to make up the thing out of this include three really nice if i can work
all the time with the mill work and bakery meat people bring people here together it would make me very happy. as long as young millers like kristen and robert are committed to keeping the traditional life that we. will keep on turning. about here here i'm actually regularly take you behind the scenes at some of the continent's top hotels and restaurants today journey leads us to russia cazan is the capital of toughest on and also one of the eleven host cities at the world cup there's a czech check is a firm fixture in cuisine and we'll show you just how it's made so let's get a taste of the dish and the local culture. various cultures and religions makes in the capital of tatarstan. almost five hundred years ago russians are ivan the terrible conquered the carnate have cousins but the task here has managed to
retain their identity through their language their culture and their cuisine. dishes are typical for the cuisine of those formally nomadic people. but tartar stands national dessert is jack track fried honey cage while many other turkey peoples also make any of the titles claimed to have invented it in his hand there's even a museum devoted to track jack in this lovingly reconstructed nineteenth century home which belonged to a tartar merchant nadezhda narrow minova tells us the history of this sweet treat and its importance to target culture. but it's on the just as a traditional tato dish that used to be made only for big celebrations mainly wedding. the size of the child track and the way it was decorated showed how
wealthy the family was. a popular restaurant tartar cigar just a voter which means tart up quarter serves up typical tart our dishes and most guests order chatter for dessert. is the restaurant's head chef her mother taught her how to cook. how to store that as a best of table with a tuck tuck is unthinkable my mom always made it for birthdays anniversaries and other events. you don't need many ingredients to prepare. the dough is made from eggs flour and salt needed together it's a simple recipe which uses ingredients that every file. i had at home and remedial motor tova says that explains chatter success. says he might see what he traditionally elana farmers people kept livestock so they had
fat for frying honey and greens along. the major doesn't use exact measurements she just goes by her gut feeling well needed though is then left to chill for half an hour. that it's rolled out. and cuts into narrow strips. that end tossed with flour the building blocks for the chalk track are now ready. fried in hot oil until that nice and crispy. delicious. time to make the syrup preferably from pure honey. it should only be boiled briefly so it doesn't get too fake the cool down strips are then doused with as much money as possible and mix together now the chalk track is formed by
a band that. they can take any form of heart shaped circular or shaped like a tuba take up the typical tata head covering. whether decorated old plane the chuck truck is placed at the center of the table which holds plenty of other delicious treats. that that's here's our typical paris. is filled with meat. here's our selection of cakes and the crowning glory are check back. if you want to watch that report again and try your hand at making chalk truck just go on our website d.w. dot com slash lifestyle that's all from us for today thanks for joining us.
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