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1.25.55 Bus turns right into Stockwell Road.

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Thanks, @andreaNplamen! Glad you enjoyed the ride! 🎄✨ It’s always fun to catch those festive vibes while cruising through London! Stay tuned for more adventures! 😊🚌

1.50 That impressive curved building in the right centre is very expensive student accommodation.

1.46 I’ve not heard of this hotel in the middle of Whitehall so I looked it up. Sounds wonderful if you can afford between £1,000 and £4,000 a night.

Hey there, Adrian! Thanks so much for your thoughtful comments! 😊 @1:22 - 1:32: Mayfair really is a beautiful part of London, isn’t it? There’s just something about the mix of history and elegance, especially around Berkeley Square. Such a pleasure to share these little pockets of charm during the ride! @1:50: Yep, that curved building is actually luxury student accommodation. It’s wild to think about how much students pay to live right in the heart of London, but it must be quite an experience! London living at its finest, I suppose! 😄 @1:46: I know exactly what you mean about that hotel in Whitehall! Staying there is definitely a once-in-a-lifetime experience for most-£1,000 to £4,000 a night is serious luxury. London is full of hidden gems like this, and it’s always fun to point them out during the rides. Thanks again for watching and engaging with the video! It’s always great to hear from people who enjoy these little glimpses of London life. Hope to see you on the next one! 👍

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46.30 I was looking forward to the Elephant. Posterity will be confused!

54. 35. Many years ago I applied to be a spy but failed the intelligence test. Got married instead!

Hey Adrian! Thanks so much for the kind words! 😊 @36:00: I’m really glad you enjoy the side views! Borough always offers some great perspectives, and it’s fantastic to hear that you appreciate the camera work. It’s nice to think these moments will be preserved for posterity-what a thought! 😄 @46:30: Haha, I was almost expecting someone to call out the missing Elephant! Maybe I’ll make sure the Elephant gets a proper starring role next time, so we don’t leave future viewers too confused! 🐘 @54:35: Now that is a story! 😆 Who needs to be a spy when you’ve got great tales like that to share? Looks like life turned out pretty well either way! Thanks again for your support and for always adding such fun comments. Always a pleasure to read them! 👍

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That’s an incredible bit of history! It’s hard to imagine that this bustling area was once the River Fleet with a wooden footbridge. The transformation of London since the Great Fire of 1666 is fascinating-going from smouldering ruins to the vibrant city we see today. Thank you for sharing that piece of history, it really adds depth to the places we pass through on these rides!

Pre Fire the City was vibrant as Pepys describes in his wonderful Diary. It was written in shorthand and lay unread on the shelves of his bequeathed library for 150 years.

Thank you for the suggestion! You’re right, the walk from Camden Lock to Camden Road would’ve been a great addition to the journey. I’ll definitely keep that in mind for a future video-walking through Camden’s vibrant streets would make for an interesting experience to share. Thanks for watching and for the feedback!

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No need to apologize! I’m just grateful for your support, and being a member means a lot. Thank you for being part of the channel and for enjoying the content-I truly appreciate it! Feel free to comment whenever you like, but just knowing you’re there is more than enough!

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That’s awesome to hear, Dan! I bet driving the 129 was quite the experience, especially working out of Morden Wharf Garage. It must bring back some good memories seeing those familiar routes. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the support from Korea Walker and viewers like you. It means a lot to have such encouragement. I'll keep doing my best to bring you more great content! Cheers!

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Thank you for your comment! Yes, it's quite common in London for people to greet or thank bus drivers and other public servants, especially when getting off the bus. While not everyone does it, it’s seen as a polite gesture of appreciation. It adds a bit of warmth to the daily commute! I'm glad you noticed it in the video.

Some do - most don’t. However, almost everyone is polite to the driver when boarding. I’m elderly and people stand aside to let me board comfortably. In crowded buses or trains I’m always offered a seat usually by young women (not children!). Young men also offer me their seats but they are not as observant as young women. I always accept with gratitude.

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It sounds like the issue might be due to the video being live, where connection issues or internet bandwidth can sometimes affect the stream quality. If it's a live broadcast, sometimes the video can appear blurry or fail to load properly if there’s a weak connection. Alternatively, it could be a temporary problem with the platform itself. Try refreshing the page or checking your internet connection, and hopefully the stream will clear up! Let me know if it continues, and I can suggest further troubleshooting.

Thank you so much! I'm thrilled the video brought back nostalgic memories of Catford for you, even all the way from Vancouver. It's amazing how we can travel down memory lane from the comfort of our couches. I'm glad I could help you relive a bit of your past through the video!

Thank you, Gary! I’m really glad you enjoyed the ride. Your support makes it all worth it. I appreciate your kind words and will definitely keep the videos coming!

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I’m glad you enjoyed the walk between the buses! That would’ve been a fun idea-grabbing a virtual coffee with everyone watching. Maybe next time I’ll make a stop at Costa, and we can all share a coffee moment from our screens. Thanks for the suggestion and for coming along on the journey!

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Thank you for sharing that! I’ll definitely take your wife’s comment as a big compliment. I’m glad you both could enjoy the video in your own way. It means a lot to know that my work resonates with viewers, even when they’re just glancing over a shoulder! Feel free to keep watching, and thanks again for the support!

Thank you, John! I’m glad to hear that you’ve enjoyed the content. It’s always great to connect with people who have a personal connection to the areas I capture, like Wood Green. Big thanks to Vasile for sharing the channel with you! Feel free to share any memories or thoughts about the area-I'd love to hear them!

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Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the video, especially the camera work and the view of Trafalgar Square. It’s always great to know that the effort resonates with viewers like you. I’ll definitely keep capturing more of these special moments around London for future generations to enjoy. Thanks again for the support!

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Thanks so much, Adrian! Really glad you enjoyed the video-your feedback means a lot! 😊 If there’s anything specific you liked or want to see more of, feel free to let me know. Thanks for watching!

Not Barbados - Barnardo’s - sorry! Tony Pidgley also built the super prime residential tower block next door. This building was hit by a private helicopter during construction killing the pilot and a pedestrian.

Sorry again- the tower crane was hit not the building. I must try harder to get things right first time.

Hey Adrian! No worries about the mix-ups-it happens to the best of us! Thanks for sharing such interesting details about Tony Pidgley and his fascinating life. Sounds like he had quite an incredible journey from a tough start to becoming a major player in property development. And meeting a former director of MI6? Now that’s definitely a story I'd love to hear sometime! Also, that incident with the helicopter hitting the tower crane during construction must have been a real shock-thank you for clarifying. Your comments are always full of intriguing facts! 😊

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Thanks for the comment! Glad you think the restaurants are quaint. There's definitely something special about those unique, charming spots that make a place memorable. If you have any favorites or recommendations, I'd love to hear them!

I bet he has no trouble getting girls. It’s much easier now!

Haha, what a story, Adrian! Sounds like dating back in the day had its own unique challenges! Waiting outside the cloakroom only to find out the girls had left through a back door-ouch! Definitely a different kind of "brutal" than what we see today! 😅 And yeah, I guess things have changed quite a bit since then-social media and dating apps have made things a bit easier, though maybe not less complicated! Thanks for sharing that memory-it adds such a fun, personal touch to the history of places like Chelsea Town Hall. 😊

To get the point of my second comment the video time is 19.31.

43.07 This beautiful curved building is super prime student accommodation.

101.20.This is the largest hotel in the UK with 1,630 bedrooms..

Hey there! Thanks so much for the comment! I totally get what you mean-sometimes it's nice to just watch something a bit more calming and down-to-earth, like the simple everyday life of people going about their business. I'm really glad to hear that you find my videos relaxing! 😂 And hey, maybe I'll keep the electric chair programs in mind for a special episode-just kidding! Thanks again for watching and supporting the channel! 🇺🇸🇬🇧

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Yes, you can purchase paper tickets for the Windsor Express at London Victoria Coach Station. Tickets can be bought directly from the ticket counters or the self-service machines located at the station. However, availability might depend on the specific bus service and the time you are traveling, so it is often a good idea to check in advance or consider purchasing your ticket online for convenience.