I’m glad that channels like yours have probably helped convince the Guards to protect the horses with that white line: at least most tourists seem to understand.
I don't understand why so many of them point towards the horse. Do they think the person looking at the photo or video is going to miss noticing an animal that big?
This is why one of the signs need to be on both sides...stupid people don't look.. Guides need to tell the people don't touch the horse and don't go in box.
These people should realize that getting a picture with the guard and horse, is a privilege. A privilege that could easily be taken away. Let your brain cells rub together
Oh dear I am becoming very weary of hand and body gestures and "expert " critics about Military regiments, uniforms, horses, weaponary etc. My conclusion KNOW ALL KNOW NOTHING.
They do what they do,because they don’t understand English. Their Culture is different.What is wrong with you? Maybe the people that make money of tourists,should provide pamphlets in every language .
@ I agree with the op - I find the Chinese to be uneducated of proper etiquette when visiting another country. There is a pictograph right beside the arch showing NO ONE is allowed to touch the horse. No excuse for them to act the way they do. A little research beforehand would give any tourist insight of how to behave properly.
Du to the news horse bites 4 years girl's finger. She gets injured. Nowadays tourists have very good wide angle lens cell phones. They don't need close the horse. Be careful!
These photos are quite boring. If I would be able to make a visit to London, I would have a special setting in mind. Me, cleaning the "Do not touch"-sign with a little cleaning rag and the kings guard is behind me. We could see him or her in profile. No touching, no annoyed horse and soldier, a little reminder to respect boundaries, an unusual photograph....and a clean sign. :-)
I wonder if those people realize how stupid they look posing and pointing at the horse.😃😃
I’m glad that channels like yours have probably helped convince the Guards to protect the horses with that white line: at least most tourists seem to understand.
My goodness that horse is stunning.
I don't understand why so many of them point towards the horse. Do they think the person looking at the photo or video is going to miss noticing an animal that big?
It's the Magician's glamorous assistant syndrome....."wait to be amazed when the horse turns into a donkey,"sort of thing.
Sheesh!
Hahahahaha! Apparently, they have never seen a horse in real life!!
@@patsstuffclark9522Que gentuza y algunos les hacen reverencia 😅😅😅😅
Crazy isn't it? I also don't know why it takes some of them so long just to take a photograph!!!
@@patmorrell5963 😂😂😂
I have noticed that some of the guards are calling out to the visitors to PUT THEIR HANDS DOWN !!
Well look where she's come from. Say no more.
My god these people are beyond a joke
だっせーポーズ、指噛まれれば?
Rude tourists will know they're in danger when a terrarium bites their finger, thank the soldiers.😮💨😮💨😮💨
This is why one of the signs need to be on both sides...stupid people don't look.. Guides need to tell the people don't touch the horse and don't go in box.
I agree 100%
So Many stupid people 😢
So the tourists need signs everywhere? Could you point out to me where the sign is Please Take A Photo Of THe Horse ?
The Signs should be on Both sides then tourists have No excuse . 🇬🇧
Oh yes......people can be so rude and not showing respect....hope this kings guard makes sre people don't get in the box.
These people should realize that getting a picture with the guard and horse, is a privilege. A privilege that could easily be taken away. Let your brain cells rub together
Yes it's a horse 😂
Funny how some people just don't use the Zoom on there cell phones.
Hold up your hand if you need to use a restroom. 😂😂😂
Finally, we saw what a horse look like😂😂😂😂……they raise their hands to introduce the horse. Well, he is magnificent than them😂
Los asiáticos no se aburren de cometer errores y hacer el ridiculo
Oh dear I am becoming very weary of hand and body gestures and "expert " critics about Military regiments, uniforms, horses, weaponary etc. My conclusion KNOW ALL KNOW NOTHING.
Why do these idiots put out their HANDS.......easy meat for the horse. One day a visitor is going to lose his fingers !!
Totally childisch.
I bet these Chinese will not offer their hands to Ormonde😂
Like to know where is it written people have to put there hands up like a try when having there selfies done...lol...looks so stupid.😜😜😜😜😜
Chinese are so odd.
Yes, they are a strange lot.
For sure.
They do what they do,because they don’t understand English. Their Culture is different.What is wrong with you? Maybe the people that make money of tourists,should provide pamphlets in every language .
@ I agree with the op - I find the Chinese to be uneducated of proper etiquette when visiting another country. There is a pictograph right beside the arch showing NO ONE is allowed to touch the horse. No excuse for them to act the way they do. A little research beforehand would give any tourist insight of how to behave properly.
Touristen sollten erst einen 2 wöchentlichen Kurs machen wie man sich in einem fremden Land benimmt.😢❤
Du to the news horse bites 4 years girl's finger. She gets injured.
Nowadays tourists have very good wide angle lens cell phones. They don't need close the horse. Be careful!
These photos are quite boring. If I would be able to make a visit to London, I would have a special setting in mind. Me, cleaning the "Do not touch"-sign with a little cleaning rag and the kings guard is behind me. We could see him or her in profile. No touching, no annoyed horse and soldier, a little reminder to respect boundaries, an unusual photograph....and a clean sign. :-)
LOL...don't think people know there is a zoom on there camera on the phone.
Simple.