Spring ballad of bird songs, green foliage and breathtaking architecture. I hope you enjoyed capturing the stunning street views of this exquisite London neighborhood . Loved every frame of this wonderful vid. Thank you Mr.Walker 😊🍀🧡 Spotted WW logo.
Thank you so much dear Mr. Walker for your compliment. Yes indeed it was very calm and serene walk. Your vids are masterclass, no one can touch that perfection. 😊
What a treat! While watching this tour, the song I'm On The Street Where You Live from My Fair Lady kept going through my head. Beautiful homes. I think a Londoner would be at home in Boston Massachusetts as there are similarities. Thank you.
There were so many beautiful buildings. And many trees in some of the streets. I recently noticed that one can see the name of the streets all the time, in the bottom of the video. That is fine, especially if one does not know the street and its name and keep forgetting it after having seen it in the beginning of the street. I saw the video twice, was very attentive the second time. Still, I saw only one logo. Thanks for sharing you very nice walks.
Hello again WW. Mum and I just finished watching your previous video in it's entirety and now starting this one at 17:50 on Wednesday afternoon. I immediately recognized the area at the start as being just down the road from Sloane Square and near the Saatchi Gallery. We were there last year. Will continue viewing now.
@Falcom Scott Hello Falcom. How goes it? Indeed I have been to Duke of York square. Last year in fact after attending a trade show at London Olympia. I remember getting off the bus at Sloane Square and walking to the Saatchi gallery and thereafter, walking through Duke of York Square. Went into the grocery store there too. Anyhow, just off to London Excel for Grand Designs Live. Hope you have a great day and talk soon!
Always love to see my favorite slice of London, Kensington. Thanks, mate. Here's for a pint to toast the King this Saturday. Looking forward to your video of Coronation Day
Olaf is pleased to announce that he found ALL FOUR of your logos - eventually on the second attempt.! The first one was obscure, the second both obscure and totally unexpected, the third almost jumped out of the screen and shook hands with me, and the fourth was so hard to find that blink in the wrong place and you would miss it! Very devious if you ask me - but it kept me amused! Incidentally, I now know there is a national museum of the Army in Kensington - I had no idea there was one until I watched this video. We live and learn!
Very nice walk in nice neighborhoods. Avenue Royale is truly magnificent; the wisteria house of St-Leonard's Terrace too. Chelsea Farmers Market is surprising and I didn't really understand what it was!!. (laughs!). Lots of beautiful red buildings with carved pediments, like in Holland. Colbeck Mews and Astwood Mews, more modest, surprise a little among all these beautiful buildings. A nice walk in good weather. Thank you WW 😀😀😀😀😀
@susanostrander7775 Thank you! I do try and show the street signs if I can/remember to, you can also turn on closed captions and see all the street names appear on screen.
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Spring ballad of bird songs, green foliage and breathtaking architecture. I hope you enjoyed capturing the stunning street views of this exquisite London neighborhood . Loved every frame of this wonderful vid. Thank you Mr.Walker 😊🍀🧡
Spotted WW logo.
AS, thanks for your lovely comment, I did enjoy filming this walk, it was nice and peaceful most of the time too. Good job spotting a logo 😀
Thank you so much dear Mr. Walker for your compliment. Yes indeed it was very calm and serene walk. Your vids are masterclass, no one can touch that perfection. 😊
I absolutely love your videoes, and that you have real sound, and not some awful music.
Thank you MM.
Wholeheartedly endorse ... NO MUSIC, just the sound of footfalls on the pavements! Lovely walk. Thank you 😊
What a treat! While watching this tour, the song I'm On The Street Where You Live from My Fair Lady kept going through my head. Beautiful homes. I think a Londoner would be at home in Boston Massachusetts as there are similarities. Thank you.
There were so many beautiful buildings. And many trees in some of the streets. I recently noticed that one can see the name of the streets all the time, in the bottom of the video. That is fine, especially if one does not know the street and its name and keep forgetting it after having seen it in the beginning of the street. I saw the video twice, was very attentive the second time. Still, I saw only one logo. Thanks for sharing you very nice walks.
My pleasure Anne-Lise, and I’m pleased you like the time stamps added.
Hello again WW. Mum and I just finished watching your previous video in it's entirety and now starting this one at 17:50 on Wednesday afternoon. I immediately recognized the area at the start as being just down the road from Sloane Square and near the Saatchi Gallery. We were there last year. Will continue viewing now.
@Falcom Scott Hello Falcom. How goes it? Indeed I have been to Duke of York square. Last year in fact after attending a trade show at London Olympia. I remember getting off the bus at Sloane Square and walking to the Saatchi gallery and thereafter, walking through Duke of York Square. Went into the grocery store there too.
Anyhow, just off to London Excel for Grand Designs Live. Hope you have a great day and talk soon!
Very posh indeed!
Always love to see my favorite slice of London, Kensington. Thanks, mate.
Here's for a pint to toast the King this Saturday. Looking forward to your video of Coronation Day
@TheUluxian Thank you, much appreciated!
Olaf is pleased to announce that he found ALL FOUR of your logos - eventually on the second attempt.! The first one was obscure, the second both obscure and totally unexpected, the third almost jumped out of the screen and shook hands with me, and the fourth was so hard to find that blink in the wrong place and you would miss it! Very devious if you ask me - but it kept me amused! Incidentally, I now know there is a national museum of the Army in Kensington - I had no idea there was one until I watched this video. We live and learn!
Great to hear Olaf found all the logos, even the last. I’ll need to try harder next time!
Thank you!
Very nice walk in nice neighborhoods.
Avenue Royale is truly magnificent; the wisteria house of St-Leonard's Terrace too.
Chelsea Farmers Market is surprising and I didn't really understand what it was!!. (laughs!).
Lots of beautiful red buildings with carved pediments, like in Holland.
Colbeck Mews and Astwood Mews, more modest, surprise a little among all these beautiful buildings.
A nice walk in good weather.
Thank you WW
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You’re welcome FV, thanks as always for your lovely comment.
Three logos in the first half hour ? You ARE getting cheeky ! :) NANCY
Nancy, I have to keep you on your toes!
Lovely walk and some beautiful red brick buildings, thank you. Saw 3 WW logos, the first 2 were within seconds of each other.
Thanks Maria, I was trying to throw you off with those two logos.
@@WatchedWalker Cannot believe I caught them both.
I wish I could be there for the coronation 😊
2:45 😂
Nice Video
My goodness, you don't bring us down here very often W.W. 😇 In fact I think this is a first isn't it? Cheers.
I’ve filmed around this part a couple of time before, it makes for a nice relaxing stroll. Thanks for watching.
Love your videos. I wish you would show a few street markers. I like to try to follow along on Google Maps
@susanostrander7775 Thank you! I do try and show the street signs if I can/remember to, you can also turn on closed captions and see all the street names appear on screen.
@@WatchedWalker Thanks! I will do that.
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Someone decided to be Posh Spice today. I’m taking notes in case I want to give the impression that I’m being bougie in London for my social media.
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