Thank you so much for taking the effort to make this vid.. I was born and grew up in Balham and know every single roadname, shop, pavement, even the banks are all in there original positions which is a rare thing now. I saw my first ever film (The Sound of Music)at the Majestic Cinema as it was back in the sixties. This is like a healing process for the eyes and mind. Theres lots more money about nowadays though! I left london in 1986 for the sticks!!
Thank you so much for sharing this walk. It brought me way back to when I’d do the same walk between Balham and the oval between: 1983-1986. Many a drunken nights did I walk from leaving The Swan in Stockwell back to Berkeley square about: 3am. 😀 I’m so lucky that I’ve lived to the tale. 🤣I enjoyed your footage so much. I really must checkout your other videos.👍
I do love watching your videos as I almost feel like I’m walking there in your place. I have always loved London and one day I hope to visit. The parks are beautiful the architecture is beautiful and I especially love how London decorates for Christmas. I like when you are doing these videos that you pretty much do it without any interruptions such as deleting scenes and you don’t speak so we hear everything as if we were there ourselves. Though I am afraid of heights I love the view from higher up such as from the London Eye or the Greenwich Cable Cars. I love your walks along the canals and through the old neighborhoods.
Thank you so much for sharing this excellent work . Just the way this kind of thing should be done and you did it perfectly . I grew up in this area , lived facing the Common and the Windmill Inn . That was some seventy odd years ago . I well remember as a child the concerts at the bandstand and the Circuses on the common , often Billy Smart’s , with those incredible parades . Eventually we got to live on the SouthCoast . Still love this place , always will . Many thanks again . This will be a favourite video in more ways than one .
Love your videos so much. I would like to make one suggestion and that is when you spin around or side scans of an area, try to remember to go slow. Fast speeds make it difficult to focus and make the viewer dizzy. Thanks love your videos, can't wait for the next one.
Hello I am just curious if this is older video that you were just getting around to posting onto TH-cam? The reason I ask is I was watching your video from the other day and you’re at the O2 mall and then the next video you posted you were on a River Thames and when it passed Big Ben, Big Ben still had scaffolding around it. Then, in this video at 50 minutes and 51 seconds there is an advertisement for my spy in cinemas March 13 and that came out in 2020. So what is confusing about some of your videos because there was a heat wave this year and there’s really not any description saying when they were actually recorded
Good catch, slras (it was the abundance of masks that tipped me off that this was older). It's from Aug 2020.. WW always posts the dates, the route, and the weather conditions of his walks in the description, as well as how many WW logos are hidden in the video, Cheers!
@@TheUluxian Thank you, I was a bit confused being there is pretty much a heat wave, not only in the UK But the US, and I do remember seeing the time, temperature and weather conditions usually at the begiining of the walks as well as how many logos to look for. Then, the abundance of masks and as I mentioned, the previous video still showed scaffolding aroung Big Ben.
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Great walk tour around South London while in Heatwave. Beautiful, vibrant and charming street surroundings. Tnx4sharing fully watched Watched Walker.
Very beautiful love to visit South London Heatwave and Walk
Thank you so much for taking the effort to make this vid.. I was born and grew up in Balham and know every single roadname, shop, pavement, even the banks are all in there original positions which is a rare thing now. I saw my first ever film (The Sound of Music)at the Majestic Cinema as it was back in the sixties. This is like a healing process for the eyes and mind. Theres lots more money about nowadays though! I left london in 1986 for the sticks!!
You're welcome Nick, so glad you enjoyed this walk.
Thank you so much for sharing this walk. It brought me way back to when I’d do the same walk between Balham and the oval between: 1983-1986. Many a drunken nights did I walk from leaving The Swan in Stockwell back to Berkeley square about: 3am. 😀 I’m so lucky that I’ve lived to the tale. 🤣I enjoyed your footage so much. I really must checkout your other videos.👍
Glad you enjoyed it Anne. That's some walk to do at 3am! I have a few 3am walks on this channel 😀
Lived in clapham for years . Thank you for the video 🙏🙏🇬🇧🇬🇧
me too. worked on the high street too
I do love watching your videos as I almost feel like I’m walking there in your place. I have always loved London and one day I hope to visit. The parks are beautiful the architecture is beautiful and I especially love how London decorates for Christmas.
I like when you are doing these videos that you pretty much do it without any interruptions such as deleting scenes and you don’t speak so we hear everything as if we were there ourselves.
Though I am afraid of heights I love the view from higher up such as from the London Eye or the Greenwich Cable Cars.
I love your walks along the canals and through the old neighborhoods.
Thank you slras, I'm not too keen on heights either but managed the cable cars.
Mel Gaynor (Iconic drum legend) was born in Balham. Thank you for sharing this video. 🥰❤🙏
Thank you so much for sharing this excellent work . Just the way this kind of thing should be done and you did it perfectly . I grew up in this area , lived facing the Common and the Windmill Inn . That was some seventy odd years ago . I well remember as a child the concerts at the bandstand and the Circuses on the common , often Billy Smart’s , with those incredible parades .
Eventually we got to live on the SouthCoast . Still love this place , always will . Many thanks again . This will be a favourite video in more ways than one .
You're so welcome Rayview, really pleased you enjoyed it!
Love the slo-mo opening, great idea!
South London is an underrated area. Brixton and Vauxhall are very cool.
Nah, Brixton is dodgy as hell
Love your videos so much. I would like to make one suggestion and that is when you spin around or side scans of an area, try to remember to go slow. Fast speeds make it difficult to focus and make the viewer dizzy. Thanks love your videos, can't wait for the next one.
Thanks percipient, I do try to turn even more slowly now when I can 😀
Nice walking tour in the beautiful city. Thanks for sharing, my friend.
Nice Video
Nice walk
Hello I am just curious if this is older video that you were just getting around to posting onto TH-cam? The reason I ask is I was watching your video from the other day and you’re at the O2 mall and then the next video you posted you were on a River Thames and when it passed Big Ben, Big Ben still had scaffolding around it. Then, in this video at 50 minutes and 51 seconds there is an advertisement for my spy in cinemas March 13 and that came out in 2020.
So what is confusing about some of your videos because there was a heat wave this year and there’s really not any description saying when they were actually recorded
Good catch, slras (it was the abundance of masks that tipped me off that this was older). It's from Aug 2020..
WW always posts the dates, the route, and the weather conditions of his walks in the description, as well as how many WW logos are hidden in the video,
Cheers!
@@TheUluxian Thank you, I was a bit confused being there is pretty much a heat wave, not only in the UK But the US, and I do remember seeing the time, temperature and weather conditions usually at the begiining of the walks as well as how many logos to look for. Then, the abundance of masks and as I mentioned, the previous video still showed scaffolding aroung Big Ben.
Wonderful WW
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1:00:55 Rip Jean Charles De Menezes.
For the sake of foreign observers, I will note the grass is usually green.
6:24....ThatsWhereBEJAMSwas.....