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Hello Angela I missed a live walk bummer. There is a small museum in the Canada house. The Ambassador was not in as his car is normally parked by the bronze plaque you where looking at. Eleanor of Castile is my 23rd great grandmother. You did not get to the spot where the distance are measured from, which was on the island just opposite the closed Charing Cross tube station. Thanks for the walk around. We did not visit when we where there in June. Take care Chris and Sandra of Canada.

Thank You for this Angela and glad I was able to participate in the Live Chat. Apologies if I got rather emotional regarding the unexpected loss of my mum. Incidentally, my current profile photo shows my mum and I. Photo was taken at the nearby lavender fields about two years ago. I went back there on Friday in her honour. Anyhow, I enjoyed the video and I know my mum would have done as well. The Canadian High Commission was a nice touch. Chris & Sarah would have liked that too. 🇨🇦 I've got a fair amount of YT viewing to catch up on, particularly regarding a "Certain Walker that's Watched". 😊 Anyhow, Thank You again for brightening up what is a very challenging time for me. Ibrahim in Canterbury.

Beautiful London England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 summer walking tour, Angela! I plan to rewatch this after I straighten up my flat here!

Very very Interesting indeed!! As a Swede living in London I find this extremely interesting, will have to visit for sure! Thank You! 👍👍

Brilliant Angela, enjoyed your educational walk. Cheers! Oh! your camera work was spot on, the colors had a feel of an animation.

Hello Angela Yes sadly we are back home after a lovely 10 days in London. We had the perfect weather. We have never been to Wimbledon loved the village part. We did get to see the tennis court at Hampton Court this time. Thanks for the shout out. We have been watching Lukes videos, I was like him and thought cream tea was a special kind of tea. Angela love your fridge and the half door. The hot weather at home was gone we returned. Enjoy your time in Cypress. Thanks and Take care Chris and Sandra of Canada.

Hello Angela. How are you? Very bad news from us. Mum has lost her mobility. She cannot walk or stand up. I am at her bedside at William Harvey Hospital in Ashford and she can barely speak. A CT scan has shown brain bleeding on each side. I am totally devastated and have no idea what the future holds. She fell down the stairs on April 29th and fractured her wrist which was in a cast for 6:weeks and still swollen. But the far bigger issue is her CT scan. We are awaiting to have her transferred to Kings College hospital in London with a view to surgery although she said she would rather not have it. Apologies for this but I wanted you to know. WW also knows.

Good afternoon Angela, how are you? Love Wimbledon here in London, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 it's a beautiful place for tennis and soccer as well! Thanks for sharing, and I hope to see another video from you soon! 👍😎💂‍♂️🇬🇧

Hi from Morocco,I like so much this area ( Russell square), in 2022 I was in London, sincerely i love it, I have goods souvenirs...I hope visit again. Thanks for this Vlog.

prettiest part of Cancun. MX.

If I hadn't of met the people there I may of become them so I owe them for that on its own

Me just enjoying this bit of research for Magnus Archives fanfic...

Hello Angela Loved the walk. Our first visited to London we stayed at a hotel on Kensington high street. Holland Park home of Eddy from ABFAB. We have stayed in Bayswater and Lancaster gate area and have walked this area many times. You guys walked right by the first Bryon's on Kensington high street which went to in 09. It is now a street burger. Loved hearing about the history of the area. Thanks for the video. Take care Chris and Sandra of Canada.

I was founder pupil at the George Abbot School in Guildford. I wish I could afford a home in Guildford today. Sadly Guildford is one of the most expensive places outside of London to live.

Thank you! I was there last year and visited beautiful Holland Park and also saw the house of Dusty Springfield

One of the trademarks of your videos is ending on the note of "I'm now going to get a bite to eat for lunch". Either way, Thank You very much for this video Angela. Or should I say "Spasiba"? :)

Interesting you mentioned Melbury Place. I immediately remembered the Melbury Marketplace on the corner of Melbury Place and Kensington High Street. The reason I remember it so well is due to Lord Melbury, the character in an episode of Fawlty Towers! Lord Melbury presented himself as very upper class but turned out to be a confidence trickster, having deposited his briefcase of "valuables" for safekeeping. Basil was none too impressed when he later discovered the briefcase was full of bricks and took his anger out on "Lord" Melbury in the closing scenes whilst he was being arrested, all in full view of other guests checking in. Every time I pass by the Melbury Marketplace on Kensington High Street, I remember that eposide! It always makes me feel like going in there and calling out "Hello Lord Melbury. Any valuables to deposit? Any bricks?" :)

My comments wouldn't be complete without a comparison with my other homeland of the Pacific Northwest right? Ok, here goes and this one was prompted by your title: On the Eastside of Greater Seattle (3 hours south of Vancouver, Canada), is the area called Medina which is famous for its "Billionaires' Row". Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft as well as Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon each own their mansions on Billionaires Row. It's somewhat different to what you've shown very well in London. Specifically, Medina is more an urban area surrounded by forest and also on the waters edge of Lake Washington. Mum and I have driven around the area many times and right past the Bill Gates mansion. However, I didn't want to hang around there too long as the police will come and ask what you are doing. In fact, Medina has it's own police department and every single intersection there has video cameras. They record the licence plate of every vehicle at every intersection and the system then immediately checks against a database to see if the vehicle has been marked as suspicious in any way. If so, an alarm is automatically raised with the Medina police and a cruiser is dispatched right away. Also, all video with licence plates is saved for a period of several months. Regardless of the heavy security monitoring, it's quite an area to drive through. Last time Mum and I were back there earlier this year, we even went into an open house in Medina that was open for the general public, which was quite an experience. Interestingly, the husband and wife realtor were telling us how much they love Vancouver! A few years ago, we also took a 90 min cruise on Lake Washington on the tour boat that runs from Kirkland Marina just down the road from Medina. One great feature of that cruise is that it sails all along Billionaire Row and we got to see many of these mansions from the water. However, Bill Gates's mansion is hidden by trees. Either way, it was quite an experience! Look up "Argosy Cruises Kirkland WA". Do also look up "Billionaire Row Medina Washington State" both via Google as well as here in YT. Re Washington State (or WA as per it's official two letter abbreviation): Not to be confused with Washington DC which is the other side of the USA. Back in Vancouver, there are quite a few areas for Millionaire homes. Perhaps the best known is a neighbourhood called (rather suitably) British Properties which is up on the North Shore Mountains. Then there's also the Shaughnessy neighbourhood with it's mansions. In fact the CEO of the company I worked for for 20 years lives there. There's also Kerrisdale. And the whole Vancouver West Side is well known for it's multi million dollar homes, especially on the University Endowment Lands or UEL as it's known. You can Google and look up photos of properties in all these various areas.

Immediately recognized Kensington High Street, the path into Holland Park and the London Design Museum. In fact I keep looking out to see if I appear in the background of your video.

Re not knowing how to dress in the first few days of warmer weather. Took me a day or two to realize it's time to leave my Canadian scarf behind!

John Caudwell has the most expensive house “Mayfair House” he has talked about starting an oatcake business with Robbie Williams..i dont know why because they are stashed already..

I wonder what the leasehold charges are on those flats?

What did Brian say ?

Good evening Angela, how are you? Nice walk through Billionaires Row here, which looks so beautiful & and stunning too! Even Central & West London has the most expensive places where the richest Londoners are as well too! Happy Bank Holiday to you & love watching your content! 😎👍💂‍♂️🇬🇧

Well Hello Angela. How are you and family? Mum and I were in the area this past Friday. Attended the Mind, Body & Spirit Show at Olympia and then caught the bus to Sloane Square in order to see Chelsea in Bloom and then walk to see Belgravia in Bloom. Saw all the flower displays at Sloane Square, Duke of York's Square and Eccleston Yards. Chelsea was a lot more crowded than Belgravia, likely also because the nearby Chelsea Flower Show was on. We then walked to Harrods and although we were well aware it would be closed by then, we wanted to see the window displays. From there we took the tube back to Hammersmith where we had parked at the Livat. Got back to Canterbury at 1:30 am, having got up the previous morning at 4:15 am to head to London. It was a long day. Plus the next morning we got up early to go to a local car show! Anyhow, looking forward to seeing your latest video. We've been into Holland Park itself some time ago as well as visited the adjacent London Design Museum at least twice. But we've not as yet ventured into the Millionaires Row, though I'm well aware of it. Your video will be a very useful homework for us on a future visit and as you know, we are at London Olympia several times a year for various events. Speaking of which, we are looking forward to the completion of the Olympia expansion but it may be another two years or so. Just realized your video is 1 hour long. This should be very interesting. We are also playing catch up with the latest two videos from "A certain other Walker that's Watched". 😊 Anyhow, Thank You for this. Take care and speak soon.🇬🇧 🇨🇦

19 million and no Drive…seems like a good deal…

It was great to see Kingston again it bean 30yeare since I left home thanks

The house on the left at 15:42 is where the Carry On film actor Jack Douglas lived for many years. The cricket green as you described it is Giggs Hill Green. The MMB offices were overlooking the green at the far end towards Esher on the right hand side.

Very nice.

I do love the mewes. So cute!

nice video just learned about terraces, road, way, street,gardens because I wanted to know whats te difference between al those names. Now i know and i hope I remember it in the future. As said nice video with beautiful colours. Spring is lovely as Kensington is. nice place to live i think thanks for your walk

great job!

Hello Angela Loved the to Manor born reference one of our most favorite shows. Was great seeing all the mews. 45 days and will be in London. Whoo hoo. Take care Chris and Sandra of Canada.

Greetings from Sir Harold Hillier Gardens in Hampshire. We were also at BBC Gardener's World Spring Fair at Beaulieu yesterday. About to drive back to Canterbury now. Mum fell down the stairs at home last week and fractured her wrist. Her arm is now in a sling and cast and she's in considerable pain despite prescription pain killers. Anyhow we are looking forward to catching up on your latest video in the next day or so. Always cheers us up. Hope all is well with you and family. We are about to embark on the 2.5 hour drive back home to Canterbury.

The Dock Manager’s Office is visible in the centre of the screen at about 44:50

Used to walk through the St Marks church grounds every Saturday with my mum to go shopping in Brixton road and market .. a fair old walk but thought nothing of it

I was born in Kennington and lived in the flats opposite the park on Kennington park road.. not been back since the late 1970’s, There used to be a maize in the flower garden, I’m sure it was just a rose garden, used to go swimming in the outdoor Pool which I’m sure is long gone. Enjoyed this, thank you.

That tour party looks like Joolz Guides !