Nice to see this. I always stay at the Rembrandt Hotel when visiting London, which is just around the corner. Love that area and also walking to King’s Road from there. Loved going to Carluccios for dinner some evenings
Wonderful walk. Very diverse: beautiful old buildings, unpretentious houses, and the mews!!. I love the charm of some mews!!. Thin House always surprises me; and I tell myself that on windy days, stormy days, it must be worrying, like a liner on the sea. Thank you WW for this really enjoyable walk.
Hello again WW. I viewed most of this yesterday (Wednesday) when on the stationary bike. I will actually be going on the bike again today for another workout and will finish the rest of your very fine video. I normally take a break of a day between bike workouts but going to a trade show at Ally Pally tomorrow with my Mum, so doing another bike workout today. Interesting to see a Thurloe Street in your video. In Vancouver, we have a Thurlow Street (different spelling, same pronounciation) and it's a very well known street in downtown Vancouver! Loved the posh residential streets, often typically in white washed fronts...and the posh cars all over the area. You know WW, largely through your videos, I love practically everything about London and want to explore more. Anyhow, off for my workout now. I will catch up on the rest of this video...and then I have two more videos that you posted after this to catch up on. Take care and speak soon!
Fascinatingly beautiful old world architecture coexisting with modern buildings. Loved the vid of this exquisite neighborhood of London. Also spotted WW logo on the parked white van. Thank you Mr.Walker 😊.
Hope you are doing well Mr.Walker. I was not able to watch some of your recent vids as I was not well. Life is beautiful and worth capturing every moment of it and you are doing it magnificently. Happy walking. Thank you
@@WatchedWalker you are very welcome. Thanks for your kind concern. Yes I am better now. Trying to keep myself in positive spirit after health setback. 😊
Great video thanks. Interesting to see all the mews houses. My Great-grandfather was a coachman in the 1880s and early 1890s working for Sir Henry Singleton who had houses in Hartley Wintney (Hampshire) and Princes Gate London. My Great-grandparents and their family of 10 children (incl. my grandmother) occupied a mews house (31 Ennismore Mews) when required to be in London, and my granny was baptised at All Saints Church, South Kensington in 1886. Where they lived was last sold for several million pounds - how times change!
Nice walk in a beautiful Kensington. We`ve stayed in a decent hotel on Gloucester Road and had a wonderful, long weekend with a Golden-October in London. Thank you for sharing this walk. Reminds me of last weekend. Cheers from Cologne ;-))
Watching your videos triggered a lot of my memories about my time in London. I often wonder what it's like to live in those mews! I don't seem to see them in other cities (something like back alleys?)
Love your work. London weather is better than Adelaide,s at the moment. Your walks remind me of Rambalac,s in Japan. So relaxing and enjoyable. Thanks a lot from Australia 🦘🦘🐨🦘🐨🦘
The explosion of new restaurants/cafes etc in London over the past 2 decades has meant so many are dependent on mass tourism. However it’s nice to see places that I know so well like Kensington and Chelsea for once not overcrowded because of the pandemic. If the U.K. Government doesn’t sort out the visa requirements post Brexit for casual labour, the hospitality industry will shrink as fast or faster than its grown. The situation in London right now is dire, it’s almost like a different city from how it was at the beginning of 2020.
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Nice to see this. I always stay at the Rembrandt Hotel when visiting London, which is just around the corner. Love that area and also walking to King’s Road from there. Loved going to Carluccios for dinner some evenings
Thanks for the walk. Pretty and urban. La Vie en Rose.
Thank you for this. I stay in S Ken when in London and you're walking in my steps when I'm there. I so appreciate you showing S Ken.
Wow! Great video 👍🇺🇸
Wonderful walk.
Very diverse: beautiful old buildings, unpretentious houses, and the mews!!. I love the charm of some mews!!.
Thin House always surprises me; and I tell myself that on windy days, stormy days, it must be worrying, like a liner on the sea.
Thank you WW for this really enjoyable walk.
Beautiful buildings, your Mews are quiet and charming. Thank you WW.
Wow that is Verry Nice.. amazing Coanty, nice view,
Hello again WW. I viewed most of this yesterday (Wednesday) when on the stationary bike. I will actually be going on the bike again today for another workout and will finish the rest of your very fine video. I normally take a break of a day between bike workouts but going to a trade show at Ally Pally tomorrow with my Mum, so doing another bike workout today.
Interesting to see a Thurloe Street in your video. In Vancouver, we have a Thurlow Street (different spelling, same pronounciation) and it's a very well known street in downtown Vancouver!
Loved the posh residential streets, often typically in white washed fronts...and the posh cars all over the area. You know WW, largely through your videos, I love practically everything about London and want to explore more. Anyhow, off for my workout now. I will catch up on the rest of this video...and then I have two more videos that you posted after this to catch up on. Take care and speak soon!
Fascinatingly beautiful old world architecture coexisting with modern buildings. Loved the vid of this exquisite neighborhood of London.
Also spotted WW logo on the parked white van. Thank you Mr.Walker 😊.
Hope you are doing well Mr.Walker. I was not able to watch some of your recent vids as I was not well.
Life is beautiful and worth capturing every moment of it and you are doing it magnificently. Happy walking.
Thank you
Thank you AS, I hope you are feeling better now, I'm good thank you.
@@WatchedWalker you are very welcome. Thanks for your kind concern. Yes I am better now. Trying to keep myself in positive spirit after health setback. 😊
Great video thanks. Interesting to see all the mews houses. My Great-grandfather was a coachman in the 1880s and early 1890s working for Sir Henry Singleton who had houses in Hartley Wintney (Hampshire) and Princes Gate London. My Great-grandparents and their family of 10 children (incl. my grandmother) occupied a mews house (31 Ennismore Mews) when required to be in London, and my granny was baptised at All Saints Church, South Kensington in 1886. Where they lived was last sold for several million pounds - how times change!
buzzukfiftythree, thanks for sharing that, it's really interesting to connect these places to real people and their lives.
Nice walk in a beautiful Kensington. We`ve stayed in a decent hotel on Gloucester Road and had a wonderful, long weekend with a Golden-October in London. Thank you for sharing this walk. Reminds me of last weekend. Cheers from Cologne ;-))
London is beautiful
Hello again from New Zealand thank you for another walk with you …like seeing the “ tucked” away dwellings behind the busy streets
Wow... It's a dream...❤
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Watching your videos triggered a lot of my memories about my time in London. I often wonder what it's like to live in those mews! I don't seem to see them in other cities (something like back alleys?)
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Love your work. London weather is better than Adelaide,s at the moment. Your walks remind me of Rambalac,s in Japan. So relaxing and enjoyable. Thanks a lot from Australia 🦘🦘🐨🦘🐨🦘
Thank you Barry, the weather here is no so good atm, this video was from Sep 2020. Greetings to Adelaide 😀
Love London!
Nice Video
Beautiful city.
I have heard a lot about South Kensington. Nice to see it being featured here.
Very nice walking tour thanks for sharing, greetings from EGYPT WALK 🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬👍
Great architecture. 😊
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Found it. On the van.😁
Great job!
Some fucking winners in that part of World, ey!! 🤪
The explosion of new restaurants/cafes etc in London over the past 2 decades has meant so many are dependent on mass tourism. However it’s nice to see places that I know so well like Kensington and Chelsea for once not overcrowded because of the pandemic. If the U.K. Government doesn’t sort out the visa requirements post Brexit for casual labour, the hospitality industry will shrink as fast or faster than its grown. The situation in London right now is dire, it’s almost like a different city from how it was at the beginning of 2020.