on just hours away from death. i can actually take my mask off. oh my god, it s unheard of! it feels weird! and that changes you as a person. that changes you. there s a lot of anxiety that comes with life now that used to never be there before. so, when covid arrived in the uk, news of another invisible and deadly threat had i don t actually a significant impact on her. want to go back! when the pandemic first started, like many people, but it s been really nice i was very nervous and i have to have all these experiences hunkered down in my flat, and to remember what it s like to live. the solitude started taking its toll and i started finding that my mental health it s nice to be able to breathe fresh air, started going down and down look at the sunrise, and down and ifound myself look at the sunset. starting to cry a lot more, i haven t seen these things and really feeling that i needed to get out. in two years so it s been but at the same time i was really nervous 00:05:46,488 > 2
together of chilli paste and vegetables picked from the rooftop. well, i do hope things pick up really soon for those taxi drivers in bangkok. right, so that s all for this week. coming up next week: we are in the austrian ski resort of ischgl ground zero for those first alpine covid cases almost two years ago as the slopes reopen again. don t forget, you can catch up with more of our recent trips on bbc iplayer. we re on social media, too just search for bbc travel show on facebook and instagram.
programmes and three intensity levels. air chambers in the mat inflate and mould your body into yoga stretches. i need that stretch. so, i m going to go for relax and i think a little bit of heat too. stretch those muscles. ok, so it is currently putting me into a twist position and i definitely feel like i am being twisted. so this is not your traditional yoga mat and it is quite bulky, so it isn t going to fit into your standard suitcase, and you definitely can t roll this thing out in the middle of an airport lounge but, you know, after you ve been on a long flight, you re feeling crooked, you know you ve got to quarantine for ten days, no access to massages or any kind of spa treatments whatsoever, you canjust come to your room, roll this out and get that stretching yoga experience inside your room. now, london s eurostar terminal is usually one of europe s busiest railway hubs. that was until covid struck.
drivers in bangkok. right, so that s all for this week. coming up next week: we are in the austrian ski resort of ischgl ground zero for those first alpine covid cases almost two years ago as the slopes reopen again. don t forget, you can catch up with more of our recent trips on bbc iplayer. we re on social media, too just search for bbc travel show on facebook and instagram. but for now, from me and the rest of the team here in london, it s goodbye. hello. the strong winds of storm malik have now eased away towards the east and we are in a relatively calm
of heat too. stretch those muscles. ok, so it is currently putting me into a twist position and i definitely feel like i am being twisted. so this is not your traditional yoga mat and it is quite bulky, so it isn t going to fit into your standard suitcase, and you definitely can t roll this thing out in the middle of an airport lounge but, you know, after you ve been on a long flight, you re feeling crooked, you know you ve got to quarantine for ten days, no access to massages or any kind of spa treatments whatsoever, you canjust come to your room, roll this out and get that stretching yoga experience inside your room. now, london s eurostar terminal is usually one of europe s busiest railway hubs. that was until covid struck.