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Hello everyone, welcome back to my channel. Today, I'm going to show you how to walk around Tonvin Banh Mi. It's called Pont de Neu de Pont. I'm going to show you how to walk around it. Because I can't go to Tonvin Banh Mi if I'm cheating. We're going to start our walk. Let's see how many kilometers we can walk. Wow, there are so many apples. Can you see how ripe they are? Neu de Pont Be careful, he's looking at you. He thinks you're a thief. Say hello to him. There are so many apples. It's so beautiful. He smiled and said yes. So now the road is over. The paved road is over. I'm going to start walking into the forest. I'm going to film for you. We're going to start walking into the forest. Here is the mountain forest. It's a vast forest like this. I'm not good at walking. But I have to try to breathe. To have energy, guys. This is a snail. People call it a snail here. You can see the shape of it. It looks like a normal snail. It doesn't look like a snail. But it has a yellow color. People call it a snail here. It's very dry. It doesn't leave any marks when it crawls. It's gone. Most of the people have finished their walk. They have returned to another path. My husband and I are on our way. We met this woman. She's also on her way. The three of us got together. We wanted to make friends. She's a French woman from Turkey. Her parents are from Turkey. But she was born in France. So she speaks French like a French person. She lives nearby. She walks around this area every day. She doesn't participate in the Hondone Dupa event like us. She walks around this area every day. So we accidentally met each other. She guides us on the way. Sometimes she leaves her path. So she can walk with us. The water is so deep. We're at the top of the hill. This is almost the end of the road. We're looking at this view. We'll turn around later to go to another path. Do you think the countryside in France is beautiful? This is a small family garden. Today is Sunday. We're going for a walk. This is one of our weekends. We go out on weekends. We don't stay at home. We go out or participate in local festivals. Or we go for a walk in nature. To breathe the fresh air. And to be healthy. To lose weight. It's on the top of the hill. People start to plant flowers and trees on the hill. The house is so beautiful. How many floors? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 floors. The house is not small. It's not even a basement floor. Those high-rise buildings are residential areas. It's not a mansion. I'm not saying that. I'm saying that those high-rise buildings are residential areas. I'm not saying that. We're not there yet. In the morning, Mr. Michel took a lot of pictures for me. He edited the pictures and sent them to me. He said that he was going to make a bread. So we had to come down to make a bread. Because that was my main goal. And I had to film it. While Mr. Michel was preparing the dough. Do you see the yellow cake? He bought one this morning. The cake is called Peskoa. It's 6 euros for one. And in the cake, they put a kind of nut. And that kind of nut is used to make a kind of wine. It's used to taste. This cake is one of the traditional cakes in this area. And now, they only make this cake once a year. And now, two of us, Rano and Michel, have prepared a table to make the dough. We call this technique, C'est petit, to make small shapes. Do you see this? Now, they see a bird or a fish. But what shape will we make? I made it wrong, but they looked at it. But we'll fix it. I found two little friends accompanying me. The girl in the blue shirt with the blue hat, her name is Teo. And the girl in the red shirt, her name is Lui. These two are the same age as my Lulu. And they are also very cute. Especially Lui, he often helps me to draw this and that picture, helps me and gives me some ideas. Now I have drawn a human figure, in French it is called a Bonhomme. And I asked my two friends, do you think it looks like Mrs. Hong's husband? They thought for a while and then they said, Hong looks like a Bonhomme. It's like a nose, but when you press it down, the powder still rises. It's so hard. Mr. Rano has lit the fire again, making a stove to prepare for our cake. This cake making show is to attract children, so that they can make cakes, and play with this and that picture. But there are only two children. I said, le petit, so I am petit, which means I am small, not a kid, but I am small, so I put it in the small range. You can come in and play with the kids. Do you see the pieces of wood that I put the human on? It doesn't look clean, does it? It's black and it's dirty. But it's actually just a hole and water, it's not dirty. Mr. Michelle put the powder on my face, and then he said, you have to do that, it's like the old ladies who made bread. What are you doing? It's too clean. It's not like anything. He put it on me, then the little girl saw it and liked it so much, she also put her hands on her face. Everyone can do as much as they like. I've made a circle, a human, now I'm going to make an elephant. The oven is ready, so Mr. Michelle said, put all of this on, then put it away, that is, all of the powder is removed. After that, you will really focus on baking bread, not playing around anymore. Do you see the picture, it's terrible, it's black and dirty, but it's very dirty? That's the mold to clean the coal in the oven. Since this morning, I don't know how many times I've baked bread. Every time I light the stove, I have to clean the coal, then put the cake in. So I've been cleaning it for a long time, so the mold is black, it's really black like a real stove. It looks terrible. And these are the bread called Michelle, waiting to be put in the oven to bake. You see, they divide the dough into small round pieces and put them in those trays. At the bottom, they have already put a layer of dry flour. So when we make the cake, you just have to, before you make it, so that the flour doesn't stick to your hands, you have to rub your hands with flour. After that, you spread a layer of flour on the table, and if you want to weigh it, you have to spread a layer of flour in the white box that I'm holding. After spreading a layer of flour, you have to weigh it. To be honest with you, since I was born, this is the first time I've seen how people bake French bread. How they used to do it, and how they weighed the flour. There's one more thing I really want to learn, which is kneading flour. And I think that Katie or some other audience are also very excited to see how they make the dough. But I'm a little disappointed, ladies and gentlemen, because you already bought this flour. The flour has already been kneaded in the bakery. You're old, you're old. Just do this for fun. If you're still kneading flour, you don't do it. There. And take it out like that, guys. And before you put it in the oven, remember to cut it so it's sharp. Because it looks like it's cut like that, so it can make a cake. As well as making a little water come out. Here. After putting the mixed cakes in, Mr. Michel will give his circle which is called the La Couronne. Those circles are called the La Couronne. You've already cut it so it's sharp. Now just put it in the oven. Then it's your turn. There. You put it in the oven. Then it's the turtle's turn. Put it in gently and leave it outside like that. And your official bread, you put it inside. And these are Lui's little bread. Lui and Teo, after a long time, changed their mind, and finally there was no bird and no car, so they took the time to make the bread into little pieces like that. And while the cake is being baked for about 40-45 minutes, we invite each other over here to watch the music. The singer is still singing, and the music is still playing, but the guests are almost full. So when a gentle piece of music comes up, you invite me to dance. And 40 minutes later, after dancing, I ran to the oven and I saw that the kids were already here to get their cakes. Do you think the cake is a little white? I think it should be a little yellow. I said, why is it so white? They said it's okay because of the flour. Why are they all white? They're not yellow? It's so hot, but the kids are also very excited. Here, my turtle is out. Do you know why there's a lump in the middle of the cake? Because Louis said he was a star, so he had to put an antenna on it. This is the antenna. I said, oh my God, it's yellow. My cake is yellow. It's so beautiful. It's as handsome as my husband. Continue to the elephant. Oh my God, Louis still likes it very much. He took it and made it jump, like an elephant jumping in the water. I said, instead of making a long baguette, I also made a fish. It's also long. Replace the baguette. Uncle Rano continues to turn the cake and seems to be looking for his circle. But I haven't seen it yet. Oh my God, I'm looking deep inside. But it's not always. It's also a mixer cake. Oh no, the circle is right in front of the door. Maybe he's taking the cake out and putting it in front of the door. Louis asked me if the circle was done. And his mixer cake. In addition to making some small cakes, he also made a really big Very big. It's very nice. Yes. The cakes that we made ourselves, they will let us take them home. And while Uncle Rano took the cake out, Uncle Michel asked me if I had anything to hold the cake and bring it home. I said yes, I have nothing. He said, let me go cut the cardboard box and make it for the box. He is making the box so that I have something to put the cake in and bring it home. Louis asked me to eat a piece of his bread. It's very delicious. It's hot, crispy and fragrant. I thank Uncle Rano and Uncle Michel. Uncle Rano said, it's nothing. I'm not the one who made the dough. I said, but Uncle Rano organized the baking of this bread. He said the oven was baking, not me. Now the sun has set in the afternoon. Other shops have already packed up. Only this bakery has the elderly and children with me. It's still very exciting here. The elephant and human friends have been put together. Now the circle will be brought out. Louis is very cute. He is as cute as my Lulu. He is very friendly and friendly. He is so cute. Theo seems to be shy and less talkative. A very fun and interesting day has passed. Now I will go home and bring that beautiful memory with me forever. Thank you to the elderly and children who have made a very cute day and full of memorable and interesting new experiences for me. I also want to send this energy full of love, full of kindness to all of you who are following the French channel. Now I would like to stop the video here. Thank you for watching. I wish everyone always be happy, be happy, be safe. Goodbye!