A World Tour inside Germany
June 25, 2021
A gushing geyser and a little version of the Golden Gate Bridge are two things that most people wouldn’t expect to find in Germany. Travel journalist Christoph Karrasch has collected them in a new book.
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Melodious Cow Calling in Sweden
In Scandinavia, a unique singing technique has evolved over the ages to summon cows back home from the fields in the evening: kulning. The centuries-old tradition is also kept alive in concerts.
Food Secrets: The Perfect Baguette
Soft inside and crispy outside is how the world knows the baguette, or French bread. The thin loaves of white bread are an essential part of French culture. What defines the original? What’s the best way to bake it?
The Swiss Alps in Pink and Red
Zak van Biljon uses infrared photography to create his landscape photos. Trees and meadows appear in his images in brilliant but altered colors. He’s out to reveal nature’s beauty in an unaccustomed, modernized way.
History Lessons on Instagram
Arabella Duffy, an inquisitive 9-year-old from London, loves history. She regularly transforms herself into historical figures and tells about their lives. Her short but highly informative videos delight her followers on the internet.
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