I can't believe you walked along Regent Street and didn't mention Liberty, a lovely department store, when you were filming the Palladium you can see Liberty at the end of the street.
I love the way that you explore places off the beaten track and give a history. Fun fact, the Millenium bridge that you walked on in the evening had a setback when it first opened. It started to sway from side to side. It was caused by the natural way that masses of people when walking tend to walk in step. This sets up harmonics and vibrations, causing the bridge to sway. It had to be modified with dampers. Embarrassing, it but made it famous for a while. People miss The Olde Cheshire Cheese, just off Fleet Street. A really old public house frequented by Charles Dickens. Well worth a visit.
Do you blame him, the Queen was so used to it she knew what was coming so gave a commitment to the country, as a soldier of the Queen She had my full support, I server her, not a politician.
London is huge. `Been there many times ( living in North Lincolnshire ) and never seen 10% of the `stuff` I`m told lies there in our ridiculous Capital City.
@@shannonkacik2571 Well then you must come along again. But you will be only too aware of what us here in England advise those foreigners coming here for a holiday. It`s the same advice you good people over there give to us upon visiting New York City. I`ve been to NYC - and wish I`d been to other parts of the `States - even other parts of New York State. When I go back to the USA I`ll spend some time ( a few days ) in - probably - a backwater in the Midwest no one has ever heard of. Don`t get me wrong, I loved New York City. I saw things there I couldn`t possibly see anywhere else. I grew up in `pretty rural` England. I understand New Yorkers have a rather unique reputation amongst their fellows in other parts of the `States. But I found them to be, on the whole, lovely people.
I can't believe you walked along Regent Street and didn't mention Liberty, a lovely department store, when you were filming the Palladium you can see Liberty at the end of the street.
It’s not a Maul, it’s the Maaaal, love it walked it many many times.
I love the way that you explore places off the beaten track and give a history. Fun fact, the Millenium bridge that you walked on in the evening had a setback when it first opened. It started to sway from side to side. It was caused by the natural way that masses of people when walking tend to walk in step. This sets up harmonics and vibrations, causing the bridge to sway. It had to be modified with dampers. Embarrassing, it but made it famous for a while. People miss The Olde Cheshire Cheese, just off Fleet Street. A really old public house frequented by Charles Dickens. Well worth a visit.
Thanks so much for watching!!!
What a lovely little video, I hope you enjoyed your visit to the UK.
So much fun! We can’t wait to go back.
Do you blame him, the Queen was so used to it she knew what was coming so gave a commitment to the country, as a soldier of the Queen She had my full support, I server her, not a politician.
Soho is not what it was when I was a lad!!!! Leave your bible behind is dead right. I know the smoke ( London) well. Lovely video well done
Thanks so much for watching!
London is huge. `Been there many times ( living in North Lincolnshire ) and never seen 10% of the `stuff` I`m told lies there in our ridiculous Capital City.
We can’t wait to go back!
@@shannonkacik2571 Well then you must come along again. But you will be only too aware of what us here in England advise those foreigners coming here for a holiday. It`s the same advice you good people over there give to us upon visiting New York City.
I`ve been to NYC - and wish I`d been to other parts of the `States - even other parts of New York State.
When I go back to the USA I`ll spend some time ( a few days ) in - probably - a backwater in the Midwest no one has ever heard of.
Don`t get me wrong, I loved New York City. I saw things there I couldn`t possibly see anywhere else. I grew up in `pretty rural` England.
I understand New Yorkers have a rather unique reputation amongst their fellows in other parts of the `States. But I found them to be, on the whole, lovely people.
The next time you come to London visit Soho at night, but leave your bible behind!!
Lols😂