Exploring new parts of London can be exciting! As for the cold weather, make sure to bundle up and stay warm while you enjoy the adventure. If there's anything specific you'd like to know about the area or if you want some cold weather tips, feel free to ask!
Been watching London bus rides for couple of months now. Apart from ALL the other things that stand out, Man a sizable portion of Londoners live about a shop of 1 type or another. Then there is the ole guessing game of flat or offices above shops too.
It's fascinating how London's urban landscape is intricately woven with shops, residences, and the occasional mystery of whether it's flats or offices above. The city's architecture tells a unique story with its blend of commercial and residential spaces. Anything specific that caught your eye during these bus ride observations?
@@LondonBusRider ohh where to start :). I'm Aussie so a few things. Fun wondering where the townhouses are passing were on Charles Booth's London maps. The narrowness of roads, and parking culture(Never see cars parked nose to nose in Aus( as in all cars facing one way on left side of road, all cars facing other way on right side.)
Never seen this part of London. Its so cold out at the moment!!
Exploring new parts of London can be exciting! As for the cold weather, make sure to bundle up and stay warm while you enjoy the adventure. If there's anything specific you'd like to know about the area or if you want some cold weather tips, feel free to ask!
Been watching London bus rides for couple of months now. Apart from ALL the other things that stand out, Man a sizable portion of Londoners live about a shop of 1 type or another. Then there is the ole guessing game of flat or offices above shops too.
It's fascinating how London's urban landscape is intricately woven with shops, residences, and the occasional mystery of whether it's flats or offices above. The city's architecture tells a unique story with its blend of commercial and residential spaces. Anything specific that caught your eye during these bus ride observations?
@@LondonBusRider ohh where to start :). I'm Aussie so a few things. Fun wondering where the townhouses are passing were on Charles Booth's London maps. The narrowness of roads, and parking culture(Never see cars parked nose to nose in Aus( as in all cars facing one way on left side of road, all cars facing other way on right side.)