I noticed how easily and naturally you asked those fans, "where are you from?" And they were delighted to tell you! We love your videos, we miss UK. Thank you so much for the information and the fun!!
Remember the massive floral tributes outside Kensington Palace for the Princess of Wales. I had never seen anything like that before or since then. Was a beautiful yet heartbreaking scene. Thank you for including a snippet on her. 💙
"London is a xxxxhole" etc. REALLY ? LONDON IS BEAUTIFUL..I am 65 and lived in Inner South East London until 1983 and Outer London/Kent for the last 36 years and they will have to carry me out and away from my beloved London. All 33 Boroughs have beautiful and fascinating areas depicting 2,000 years of Londinium. Great Tour and I will return to High Street Kensington and walk to the Gardens in Spring/Summer as I missed most of this when I went this year..lol Samuel Johnson was correct when he wrote in 1777..!!!.. "Why, Sir, you find no man, at all intellectual, who is willing to leave London. No, Sir, when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford."
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Nothing I enjoy more than to hear a pip pip in the evening and then a lil sip sip while watching Joolz tell me the short and tall tales of various areas of London. All with class and dignity as all tours should be done. I tip my hat that I currently am not wearing to you fine sir.
I don’t know how I ended up here but I’m glad I did. My mums grandmother lived in London and worked for the war office back in the day. She used to take my mum to see the Peter Pan statue and tell her all the tales of the area so this was an unexpected pleasure to watch. You sir, have a new sub. Many thanks
Droll and sublime replete with anecdotes and esoteric references that, in fact, we Englanders can all recognize. Very funny and smart, Joolz, thanks a bunch for your tours.
Me before watching this video; "Meh, just a bunch of grass and trees just like any other park" Me after watching this video: "Who wants t go to Kensington Gardens for a day trip, it's really cool"
Another enjoyable video. It's a drag though that all of the children that inspired Peter Pan died so tragically. Reminds me of many of the actors who started in the Little Rascal film aka Our Gang Comedy's. Many of them died tragically as well. Alfalfa was stabbed to dead.
Nice to see you again Mr Joolz. I pray you're not getting bored with doing these and I hope you can find time for other historical sites. Your commentary is unrehearsed and so matter of fact. THANKS SO MUCH. 👍🏻😊💓🙏🏻
My wife and I LOVE your videos. We are Canadian and we will be in London for the first time in March 2020. Your videos have been SO instrumental in planning our vacation! Your out-of-the-way-little-known-museums-and-churches videos really helped us to plan a very different trip than the average vacationers. We will be staying in an apartment near Marble Arch, so seeing this video about Kensington Gardens was a lot of fun, just knowing it's so close to where we will be staying. Keep on doing your videos, they are so informative and entertaining!
Ha! Joolz, you are a sartorial master! The best reason to wear a “real” bow-tie is definitely for that satisfying end-of-the-day tug that allows the two ends to unfurl and hang in rakish languor about your neck. Effortlessly transforming the wearer from Steve Urkel to Idris Elba.
Hopefully you'll make it to London soon. I had the pleasure of taking a walking tour with Julian this October in Hampstead, Belsize park and Primrose Hill. He has a wealth of knowledge and trivia that bring out the history and character of the London neighborhoods. Very enjoyable!
The 'Wax Museum' in Colombo is the Royal College of Music, they may object to your dropping of the Royal! I know because my brother used to go there on Saturday mornings and my father would while away the time by walking around Kensington Gardens. Thanks for the long second toe lead, I've been trying to find info about that for some time now and that gives me a direction to look. The chestnut tree is a Sweet Chestnut of the kind we roast and eat. Great proper British banter between you and Simon too!
The Hitchcock film was The Man who Knew Too much. James Stewart and Doris Day. Pretty good film. It was a remake of a previous Hitchcock film. Cool video Thanks Joolz!
Brilliant vlog as usual. Because of this youtube stream I have given up a valuable week of my holiday entitlement to walk around London to experience all you've shown me. Best week ever. Thanks. Love your sister's music too.
Hello, Joolz. When I was earning my postgraduate degree at Imperial College, I lived by Bayswater, and walked daily along Broad walk in Kensihngton palace's Garden. In summer of '81 I heard for the first time, al the Cricket grounds, next to the Albert Memorial, from a canopy a brass and wind band, Wonderful. And my kids loved to feed the birds pieces of broken wheat seeds bought in loco. Thanks, for the fond memories, Julian.
Been a few years since I visited Kensington Gardens found a nice quiet spot for a rest and it was not long before a squirrel came and sat on my shoulder. It was memorable.
London has more parks than any other large city, they are one of the City’s great assets. Some of the smaller ones that are called squares are only open to the residents in the adjoining houses/apartments.
I absolutely love your stories and all the wonderful places you show us. Thank you. I’d love to go to London, and for sure ask you to kindly guide us around!
If you do then ask for advice where to go. As a 65 year old Londoner who has loved ( nearly ) every minute in living in London's 33 Boroughs I know, like anywhere else, there are good and bad areas but it really can be a great experience studying 2,000 years of London history and in some areas/streets you have 500 year old buildings next to 100 year old dwellings next to Ultra Modern places..Enjoy !:)
Always a pleasure to see you, from far away across the globe ( Aus) , on a sunny day in probably my favourite part of my favourite city in the world.....love the blazer and boater too.
Love your videos. I studied English Literature & taught the language in school for 37 years. You bring this city so close to me, all the intimate details which bring it to life, with all the quirky forgotten bits... Though I am retired I hold on to the hope of visiting this great city once in my life & perhaps have a chat with you.
Love the videos! I have been missing London, so during the Christmas week I have been travelling about with you revisiting all the cool spots! Thank You from Canada. Big hugs
I’ve just discovered your channel, and am now on a binge to watch all of the content, thank you very much! The many nooks and crannies of London; the history, the fun, the impeccable dress. Though my wife and I were recently in London, I wish I’d known of your videos as I would have enjoyed our visit even more. You have inspired me to return one day, hopefully sooner than later.
Hi, Joolzy! Greetings from dark overcast Des Moines, IA in the US Midwest.We're up to our 3rd or 4th snowfall, with it melting away rather quickly. Your little film was sunny and enjoyable. Love your sister's music, and Tom Carradine's when you choose his.
Absolutely brilliant! Another wonderful jaunt with our dapper mate, Joolz! Thanks again for keeping it going! I look forward to a walk with you on my Sunday mornings. Love that it rained on your walk/ride and that Lou contributed again. (Love her jewelry!!) Joolz Guides is my absolute favorite Patreon expense. Looking forward to actually meeting you in Ole Smokey! Cheers!
Lovely video Joolz! I commented on an earlier video that your edits were too quick, and causing the video to feel rushed. I'm happy to see that this video is edited at a much more leisurely pace, very enjoyable!
Joolz will always be a smartly dressed man whereever he goes. Thanks for taking me to London via this channel. Maybe someday I can take the trip in person. Just want to say you are a good looking guy. I'm a lady by the way.
I always enjoy your sister's songs. And the chatty camera people. And you, of course. Hang in there, you may yet play Hamlet....or perhaps an omelette. You never know what opportunities are just around the corner. ;)
Watching this for the second time, I realize that the music by Lil' Lost Lou fit so well that I missed it the first time. Rather brilliant, really. Oh yes, of course I enjoyed the video itself.
Joolz, you should have made this video earlier this year. I was at the Queen Victoria statue but somehow missed the Kensington gardens! They look gorgeous. Next time I'm taking you as my guide. 🙂
I used to work in South Kensington as a Graphic designer in the 1970s. I haunted the Victoria and Albert museum, and the equally enchanted Kensington gardens. I was not aware that the Peter pan sculpture did not have official permission to be sighted in the park, although you'd have to be a monumental hater of fine art, and a prize plonker to object to it. I like the 1970s way you present your walks, all laid back, drinking beer and sporting Sergeant Peppers flower power striped blazers, etc. You even use schoolboy lingo... 'Spiffing' was used in vintage schoolboy/schoolgirl annuals a lot. Rugger shirts and balls for brave boys, Hockey sticks gymslips or bloomers for pink cheeked girls.
I Truly love London and I must say I love watching your guides. May I say the film studios you talk about are Shepperton an the ringneck parakeets date back to the 1800's as they escaped from London Zoo and later some escaped from Shepperton film studios.
A friend and I once went through the ice of the Round Pond on a park bench. I also saw what I assume was a ghost around the (what is now called the Princess Diana Memorial playground) area near the Cafe in the early hours of the morning. We got locked in and I ended up in St James Park as far as I now. Ended up being giving a ride home by a friendly bobby who dropped me off at the corner so my mum wouldn't get angry at me :)
Answer to your Hitchcock question: the climax of the film "The Man Who Knew Too Much" with Jimmy Stewart and Doris Day was indeed filmed at the Royal Albert Hall. Great flick!
Yes, I love standing in the same entrance to the auditorium that Doris used all those years ago. I was only 3 when the movie was made (I think it was 1956) but have seen it on t.v. a couple of times.
*Thank you Joolz for the lovely tour of my childhood playground... just like me, you managed to escape into Hyde Park too... Keep those grownups running!* 🤣🤣🤣
I will be in London in May, 2020, COVID-19 be damned! I can't wait, and Joolz, you have already enhanced my vacay more than you can fathom. All you fans should throw a few dollars at ole' Joolz, because he is more entertaining and informative than the bloody Netflix, and you seem to be able to afford that! It's amazingly EZ, just go to his website as he advises, and see the directions. Thank you Joolz, for all the stories, cheek, and charm!
Thanks for posting this is great I feel like I've been there now but nothing's like actually being there and experiencing it. You'll have to go after dark that's when the pixies come out and do their dance ,🧚♂️🧚♀️🧚🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚♂️🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚♂️🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚🧚♀️🧚♂️
Anyone else watch these films more than once?Great Work Julian.
I noticed how easily and naturally you asked those fans, "where are you from?" And they were delighted to tell you! We love your videos, we miss UK. Thank you so much for the information and the fun!!
Remember the massive floral tributes outside Kensington Palace for the Princess of Wales. I had never seen anything like that before or since then. Was a beautiful yet heartbreaking scene. Thank you for including a snippet on her. 💙
Another great one, Joolz and Simon and ALWAYS, keep the music!!! WOULDN'T BE THE SAME WITHOUT HER!!!! She deserves a raise!!!!!!
Judy Whittlesey Thabks so much phewwww Thabks goodness
"London is a xxxxhole" etc. REALLY ? LONDON IS BEAUTIFUL..I am 65 and lived in Inner South East London until 1983 and Outer London/Kent for the last 36 years and they will have to carry me out and away from my beloved London. All 33 Boroughs have beautiful and fascinating areas depicting 2,000 years of Londinium. Great Tour and I will return to High Street Kensington and walk to the Gardens in Spring/Summer as I missed most of this when I went this year..lol Samuel Johnson was correct when he wrote in 1777..!!!.. "Why, Sir, you find no man, at all intellectual, who is willing to leave London. No, Sir, when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford."
Love the videos Joolz with all the doom and gloom on the internet it great to have a ray of sunshine every now and then. 👍👍
Even during an English passing shower!
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Nothing I enjoy more than to hear a pip pip in the evening and then a lil sip sip while watching Joolz tell me the short and tall tales of various areas of London. All with class and dignity as all tours should be done. I tip my hat that I currently am not wearing to you fine sir.
I don’t know how I ended up here but I’m glad I did. My mums grandmother lived in London and worked for the war office back in the day. She used to take my mum to see the Peter Pan statue and tell her all the tales of the area so this was an unexpected pleasure to watch. You sir, have a new sub. Many thanks
Oops, or was it her great aunt? 🤔
Well played memory, well played 🤦♀️
Droll and sublime replete with anecdotes and esoteric references that, in fact, we Englanders can all recognize. Very funny and smart, Joolz, thanks a bunch for your tours.
Hi Joolz, I thought it was a little ironic how often you go on your walks carrying a furled umbrella, and the one time you need it........💧💦☔️
Typical
TY again, Jules. These tours are far more satisfying than reading all the time about the virus. Takes your mind off the bad stuff.
Also loved seeing the symphony hall..
Your outfit matching the colours of that bycicle is oddly satisfying. Anyway, thank you for the lovely video!
It wasn't intentional but I'm glad I pulled it off!
Good...now...spek....my...big...pand.....m..
Me dad.....estap.....wll
The gardens were a great place for psychedelic experiences back in the day! We had many a giggle down there.
Me before watching this video; "Meh, just a bunch of grass and trees just like any other park"
Me after watching this video: "Who wants t go to Kensington Gardens for a day trip, it's really cool"
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@@leonh67 whats it called? As in what do I search for to find it?
Another enjoyable video. It's a drag though that all of the children that inspired Peter Pan died so tragically. Reminds me of many of the actors who started in the Little Rascal film aka Our Gang Comedy's. Many of them died tragically as well. Alfalfa was stabbed to dead.
A summer flashback. Lovely on a cold Sunday morning here in the U.S. Thank you, Joolzie! 🇬🇧
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Joolz, thank you,💚, it is always great pleasure (Sunday) seeing you and some part of London in new video. Special 🌹for music!
Marijana Bilic thank you
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I was just wondering when we would see a new vid. thanks for reading my mind and immediately take action!
Spring season is the best time to visit that garden.
Nice to see you again Mr Joolz. I pray you're not getting bored with doing these and I hope you can find time for other historical sites. Your commentary is unrehearsed and so matter of fact. THANKS SO MUCH. 👍🏻😊💓🙏🏻
My wife and I LOVE your videos. We are Canadian and we will be in London for the first time in March 2020. Your videos have been SO instrumental in planning our vacation! Your out-of-the-way-little-known-museums-and-churches videos really helped us to plan a very different trip than the average vacationers. We will be staying in an apartment near Marble Arch, so seeing this video about Kensington Gardens was a lot of fun, just knowing it's so close to where we will be staying. Keep on doing your videos, they are so informative and entertaining!
Did you come. The pandemic started just then? Hope you enjoyed it
Ha! Joolz, you are a sartorial master! The best reason to wear a “real” bow-tie is definitely for that satisfying end-of-the-day tug that allows the two ends to unfurl and hang in rakish languor about your neck. Effortlessly transforming the wearer from Steve Urkel to Idris Elba.
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Your walks through London are very entertaining. If my wife and I are ever in London, we will hire you to give us a tour :-)
Hopefully you'll make it to London soon. I had the pleasure of taking a walking tour with Julian this October in Hampstead, Belsize park and Primrose Hill. He has a wealth of knowledge and trivia that bring out the history and character of the London neighborhoods. Very enjoyable!
@@michaelmonn9308 how much is tour?
Absolutely
The 'Wax Museum' in Colombo is the Royal College of Music, they may object to your dropping of the Royal! I know because my brother used to go there on Saturday mornings and my father would while away the time by walking around Kensington Gardens. Thanks for the long second toe lead, I've been trying to find info about that for some time now and that gives me a direction to look. The chestnut tree is a Sweet Chestnut of the kind we roast and eat. Great proper British banter between you and Simon too!
You are certainly not boring Julian, I think you are wonderful! I loved this as I have actually been to that park, I can't wait to come back to London
The Hitchcock film was The Man who Knew Too much. James Stewart and Doris Day. Pretty good film. It was a remake of a previous Hitchcock film. Cool video Thanks Joolz!
Brilliant vlog as usual. Because of this youtube stream I have given up a valuable week of my holiday entitlement to walk around London to experience all you've shown me. Best week ever. Thanks. Love your sister's music too.
Enchanted Gardens indeed! Thank you for posting! You're very lucky to be able to enjoy them any time you wish!
Hello, Joolz. When I was earning my postgraduate degree at Imperial College, I lived by Bayswater, and walked daily along Broad walk in Kensihngton palace's Garden. In summer of '81 I heard for the first time, al the Cricket grounds, next to the Albert Memorial, from a canopy a brass and wind band, Wonderful. And my kids loved to feed the birds pieces of broken wheat seeds bought in loco. Thanks, for the fond memories, Julian.
74 now ,i used to climb on it when i was a kid so i contributed to its shiny parts 😊😊
I love these guides. Takes me back when I lived in London and would walk for miles on self tours. Amazing city. Such a great storyteller
It looks like summer! I'm amazed that that is how green London is in November.
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Been a few years since I visited Kensington Gardens found a nice quiet spot for a rest and it was not long before a squirrel came and sat on my shoulder. It was memorable.
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Nothing better than a lazy Sunday and a new Joolz guide after a long week 😁
Fab video Joolz. For such a sprawling, urban metropolis, London does have some beautiful green spaces. Love the pink trousers!
London has more parks than any other large city, they are one of the City’s great assets. Some of the smaller ones that are called squares are only open to the residents in the adjoining houses/apartments.
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I love the idea of Jimi Hendrix releasing Parakeets into the wild!
"to sleep, perchance to dream" indeed.
These gardens are far larger than I imagined.
Very interesting.
Thank you!!! :)))
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We watch you here in Ontario Canada as well. I love all you teach me. Thank you Joolz! 💝🥰
I live in Sydenham Ontario and have just watched it
You’ve made me fall in love with London and I’ve never been there. If I can visit, I will call you.
I absolutely love your stories and all the wonderful places you show us. Thank you. I’d love to go to London, and for sure ask you to kindly guide us around!
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My husband and I planned a trip to the UK next year because we enjoy your videos so much! Thank you for the lovely videos!
If you do then ask for advice where to go. As a 65 year old Londoner who has loved ( nearly ) every minute in living in London's 33 Boroughs I know, like anywhere else, there are good and bad areas but it really can be a great experience studying 2,000 years of London history and in some areas/streets you have 500 year old buildings next to 100 year old dwellings next to Ultra Modern places..Enjoy !:)
@@Isleofskye Thank you for the advice! We are very excited to go!
Always a pleasure to see you, from far away across the globe ( Aus) , on a sunny day in probably my favourite part of my favourite city in the world.....love the blazer and boater too.
Always a pleasure .
Another wonderful look at my old hometown. Thank you Joolz, I really appreciate all these fantastic videos of London. All the best from Canada.
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Love your videos. I studied English Literature & taught the language in school for 37 years. You bring this city so close to me, all the intimate details which bring it to life, with all the quirky forgotten bits... Though I am retired I hold on to the hope of visiting this great city once in my life & perhaps have a chat with you.
Love the videos! I have been missing London, so during the Christmas week I have been travelling about with you revisiting all the cool spots! Thank You from Canada. Big hugs
Another Joyous and Entertaining Video. Seeing the Places Ive always Dreamed of Seeing. When I win the Lotto, I Ring Ya Up!!!!!
Thanks Joolzy, love to be awakened by a notification of a new video from you. ❤️👏🏼
Slightly creepy.
Fantastic! Really enjoyed this on a cold Sunday morning in Chicago, thanks!
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These videos keep getting better and better.
Really like these videos. The editing, music, is well done. Very good compliments to the Guides
I’ve just discovered your channel, and am now on a binge to watch all of the content, thank you very much! The many nooks and crannies of London; the history, the fun, the impeccable dress. Though my wife and I were recently in London, I wish I’d known of your videos as I would have enjoyed our visit even more. You have inspired me to return one day, hopefully sooner than later.
Hi, Joolzy! Greetings from dark overcast Des Moines, IA in the US Midwest.We're up to our 3rd or 4th snowfall, with it melting away rather quickly. Your little film was sunny and enjoyable. Love your sister's music, and Tom Carradine's when you choose his.
Absolutely brilliant! Another wonderful jaunt with our dapper mate, Joolz! Thanks again for keeping it going! I look forward to a walk with you on my Sunday mornings. Love that it rained on your walk/ride and that Lou contributed again. (Love her jewelry!!) Joolz Guides is my absolute favorite Patreon expense. Looking forward to actually meeting you in Ole Smokey! Cheers!
nice music nice channel
david spedding thank ou
I like your video, it is very good because I came to the UK 3 years ago but the first time I see here in your video
Thank you so much
I can’t wait to visit London😌Great job, you keep these videos informative and entertaining
Lovely video Joolz! I commented on an earlier video that your edits were too quick, and causing the video to feel rushed. I'm happy to see that this video is edited at a much more leisurely pace, very enjoyable!
Joolz will always be a smartly dressed man whereever he goes. Thanks for taking me to London via this channel. Maybe someday I can take the trip in person. Just want to say you are a good looking guy. I'm a lady by the way.
Ah I want to go back to London 😍 even in the rain. Thanks Jules, your videos are the best.
My Sunday is complete. Thanks Joolz, another great video. 👍🏻🤘🏻
As of today, I have watched every one of your videos Joolz.
Thank you for sharing. ❤
I will have to visit Kensington Gardens some day. I absolutely love the story of Peter Pan. 💚
Very nice, but you overlooked the "Time Flies" clock tower and drinking fountain.
I absolutely love these! I'm pretty sure I've seen all of your videos. I wish I made more money so I could come over there and get a tour!
Wonderful tour of the park and so many interesting places to visit.
I always enjoy your sister's songs. And the chatty camera people. And you, of course.
Hang in there, you may yet play Hamlet....or perhaps an omelette. You never know what opportunities are just around the corner. ;)
Looks like London has lovely parks
Always waiting your new videos and keep watching the old ones. Joyful and informative. 👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏. Thanks a lot.
Watching this for the second time, I realize that the music by Lil' Lost Lou fit so well that I missed it the first time. Rather brilliant, really.
Oh yes, of course I enjoyed the video itself.
Joolz, you should have made this video earlier this year. I was at the Queen Victoria statue but somehow missed the Kensington gardens! They look gorgeous. Next time I'm taking you as my guide. 🙂
Royal Albert Hall will always be linked in my mind with the movie Brassed Off!
Awesome, love your walks explanations, music..👏👏
Lovely attire
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Enjoyed this very much Joolz. You look positively raffish with your undone bow-tie!!
My kids used to love the Diana playground right next to the Elfin Oak.
Fantastic live in west London all my life
Joolz way of showing us London utterly amazing 😉
I used to work in South Kensington as a Graphic designer in the 1970s. I haunted the Victoria and Albert museum, and the equally enchanted Kensington gardens. I was not aware that the Peter pan sculpture did not have official permission to be sighted in the park, although you'd have to be a monumental hater of fine art, and a prize plonker to object to it. I like the 1970s way you present your walks, all laid back, drinking beer and sporting Sergeant Peppers flower power striped blazers, etc. You even use schoolboy lingo... 'Spiffing' was used in vintage schoolboy/schoolgirl annuals a lot. Rugger shirts and balls for brave boys, Hockey sticks gymslips or bloomers for pink cheeked girls.
Thanks Joolz, wonderful to see the younger version. Lots of interesting facts as usual. Cheers!
I am off to the Albert hall tomorrow, this video is perfect timing. I shall have a stroll through the gardens on the way to the venue. Cheers Joolz.
Great video Joolz! Kensington Gardens is a fabulous relaxing place to walk.
Great stuff, plus a 'Withnail and I' quote, you're a diamond geezer Joolzy-boy.
I Truly love London and I must say I love watching your guides. May I say the film studios you talk about are Shepperton an the ringneck parakeets date back to the 1800's as they escaped from London Zoo and later some escaped from Shepperton film studios.
A friend and I once went through the ice of the Round Pond on a park bench. I also saw what I assume was a ghost around the (what is now called the Princess Diana Memorial playground) area near the Cafe in the early hours of the morning. We got locked in and I ended up in St James Park as far as I now. Ended up being giving a ride home by a friendly bobby who dropped me off at the corner so my mum wouldn't get angry at me :)
I think you are fabulous Jools.........really entertaining, nice to see a new vid.
keep up the good work !
WELL DONE Simon !
Answer to your Hitchcock question: the climax of the film "The Man Who Knew Too Much" with Jimmy Stewart and Doris Day was indeed filmed at the Royal Albert Hall. Great flick!
Yes, I love standing in the same entrance to the auditorium that Doris used all those years ago. I was only 3 when the movie was made (I think it was 1956) but have seen it on t.v. a couple of times.
*Thank you Joolz for the lovely tour of my childhood playground... just like me, you managed to escape into Hyde Park too... Keep those grownups running!* 🤣🤣🤣
I will be in London in May, 2020, COVID-19 be damned! I can't wait, and Joolz, you have already enhanced my vacay more than you can fathom. All you fans should throw a few dollars at ole' Joolz, because he is more entertaining and informative than the bloody Netflix, and you seem to be able to afford that! It's amazingly EZ, just go to his website as he advises, and see the directions. Thank you Joolz, for all the stories, cheek, and charm!
Brilliant Joolz you should be on main stream tv...keep making the videos...I love them
Joolz !!! nice to see you again. Thanks for the new video.
Ever since he grew a beard Joolz has been such a daddy! ❤️
That was my favourite place when I was living there 😢😢😢😢
Grew up in London as a child, magical!, Want to go back! Joolz plse go to Battersea Park Take me out South Africa
Cool! Thanks Joolz! It's always nice to something new. Very best, Piotr
Great and useful information
Thanks for posting this is great I feel like I've been there now but nothing's like actually being there and experiencing it. You'll have to go after dark that's when the pixies come out and do their dance ,🧚♂️🧚♀️🧚🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚♂️🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚♂️🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚🧚♀️🧚♂️
HEY GUYS THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING US 🤗💫🌎
Oh, Joolz, we love you so!
Wonderful, a joy to watch. Thank you.