we are driving up to the cliff edge, it s quite bumpy, but worth it when you get there. look at the potential and the mystery of it. it is beautiful and awesome, and we will talk about, that is nature, natural, and then you look across here to fortescue, it s a very special spot, and it put things into perspective in terms of life. you get a sense of belonging when you are here. denise set up her own nail bar. have you got any bajan specialities? wow, that is very patriotic! denise s mother spent most of her life in britain. her parents are part of the windrush generation who went over with the promise of work, but in 2001 she decided to return to the caribbean.
look at the potential and the mystery of it. it is beautiful and awesome, and we will talk about, that is nature, natural, and then you look across here to fortescue, it s a very special spot, and it put things into perspective in terms of life. you get a sense of belonging when you are here. denise set up her own nail bar. have you got any bajan specialities? wow, that is very patriotic! denise s mother spent most of her life in britain. her parents are part of the windrush generation who went over with the promise of work, but in 2001 she decided to return to the caribbean. barbados is about to make a change, removing the queen as head of state. what you think about this decision? i don t have anything against the queen and the royal family,
here in fortescue. you see all these dead end rows, the cul de sacs that will eventually have the housing. we are driving up to the cliff edge, it s quite bumpy, but worth it when you get there. look at the potential and the mystery of it. it is beautiful and awesome, and we will talk about, that is nature, natural, and then you look across here to fortescue, it s a very special spot, and it put things into perspective in terms of life. you get a sense of belonging when you are here. denise set up her own nail bar. have you got any bajan specialities? wow, that is very patriotic! denise s mother spent most
hello and welcome to the travel show, with me, carmen roberts, coming to you this week from japan s semi tropical yaeyama islands. later on, i ll be serving up one of these islands most surprising culinary specialities a big battered british favourite, fish and chips. but first. the world s tallest observation wheel is now up and running, and where else but dubai? it s known as the dubai eye. it s 250 metres tall and has 48 pods, which means it can carry more than 1,700 people in one revolution. shortly after the millennium, the world s most famous big wheel was opened. and just as the pandemic hit, the london eye was busy celebrating its 20th birthday. so we went along to meet some of the people who made it happen. the romans established london nearly 2,000 years ago. since then, the historic capital has developed an iconic skyline. for generations of us, it s always been dominated by two or three instantly
so, francesca is taking me to a local place where they still make specialities he loved like cappelletti, pasta parcels traditionally eaten in broth on christmas day. can i introduce you to alessandra, the queen of pasta in romagna? yes, yes! alessandra, it s nice to meet you. are you hungry? yes. so, cappeletti. like a priest s hat. yes. rural romagna was under the control of the papacy for centuries so it s not surprising that this pasta refers to the catholic cardinals jaunty hats.