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I thoroughly enjoy your walk and talk videos. I have a request. As a college student I lived in South Kensington at 42 Stanhope Gardens. I used the Gloucester Road Tube Station. Would love to see your take in that neighborhood. I sit here in Texas I enjoy your walks through one of my all-time favorite cities. Thanks and keep up the videos. Cheers!
@@LaPtiteAnglaise Because Americans tend not to choose London colleges or unis, apart from LSE. And none of those were Texan. Any other questions dude?
Marvellous tour. I grew up in Mile End and lived in Islington for 13 years and worked for a while in the 1970s at 123 Dartmouth Park Hill when it was the Children's Community Centre. I've lived in Wellington New Zealand for 35 years and miss the architectural variety of London and much else. For me, NZ is an architectural and cultural desert. I'm 75 now and will most likely never be in London before I die so your tours are a treasure to me. Thank you so much.
I worked there part-time in 1975. I think it was a good place for the kids. It was surely a great place to work. It would be wonderful to hear more from you. @@Biogeology
8:10 We've got an island in Canada named after Lord Southampton. Southampton Island, at the top end of Hudson's Bay. It's twice the size of Wales and has a population of about 800, mostly Inuit. Now you know.
Thank you for this! I am an American who lived in Clevedon Mansions through the 1990s while working in London. Thank you for showing the 'hood. The Bull and Last certainly looks fancy! And it will forever be the Town and Country to me. Wonderful to see as I am now exiled in Philadelphia.
My mom and I stumbled upon the Southampton Arms the last time we were in London. It is a beautiful pub inside. They haven't modernized it too much or tarted it up. They also have a beautiful beer garden out back. Definitely worth a visit.
Great video Joolz. We lived in Lissenden Mansions for many years, and I went to William Ellis in the 60s. A couple of other Old Elysians you would have heard of were; Richard Thompson (Fairport Convention) and Hugh Cornwell (The Stranglers); I believe they were in a school band called Emil and the Detectives. I was in the same year as Julien Temple, who introduced us all to US bands; The Mothers, Jefferson Airplane, Spirit, The Doors, etc. I love watching your vidoes, especially the NW5 and NW3 areas.
Proud resident of Lissenden Mansions born and bred and now of Parliament hill Mansions since 1958- Lissenden gardens 👌 you missed a lot of our very famous past residents though. Loads of plaques👍
I stayed at an airbnb on monnery road just down the road from Dartmouth Hill park. This was a nice walk down memory lane for my long walks with my dog.
Have passed through those streets in that area so many times without giving it a second thought. Nice to see the history behind it all from a fresh perspective!
In 1960 I met three elderly ladies in Grove Terrace, mother almost 100, daughters each in their 70s, who had lived in the Terrace all their lives, commenting that the loudest noise they experienced in their childhood was from the sheep on Parliament Hill! There is a detatched house opposite, beteeen Gordon House Road and Lissenden Gardens, which I understood was the residence of Lady Hamilton after Nelson’s death. Love the video reminiscent of when I resided in Dartmouth Park Avenue. Also, Kentish Town police station had stabling at the rear for some 12 horses, hence the large driveway entrance. 22:10
What a lovely tour. I went to Willam Ellis in the 80’s (Primrose Hill before that) and know so many of the roads and pubs you walked in this episode. Thank you so much for bringing back a flood of memories. Did not know Eddie Grant went to Burghley! Btw, Titmus was one spinner who played for Middlesex who went to Ellis, the other is yours truly. Keep these coming!
Wow, I'd never have guessed you were a Snuff fan, they still gig occasionally, and are still one of the great live bands to see. Always an awesome night out.
Thanks for the videos - Love all the houses & the colours on some of them. Red brick is always good. Mine in W!. near Baker Street was brown brick with stucco ground floor. All within easy walks to HTB & KT - the in Churches of the 90's/2000 & millennium years on - ' Alpha Courses ' were there then which have been the rage since back in the day. Even the Catholic Churches have them nowadays. London is such a lovely place!. Bless Badger.
Those tennis courts feature at the end of the flim "Blow Up" (1966). Also, you walked right pastthe sites Highgate Upper Level and Highgate Lower Level railway stations ;) - Great video as always.
Brought back memories. Gospel Oak (There used to be a butcher's shop there with a sign on the billboard "Meat to Please you, pleased to meet you!") and William Ellis Grammar school - I was there in the 70s. Parliament Hill Fields where we used to do cross country runs, play tennis and use the track.
Really loved this one (so close to home) but sad you mentioned 3 local secondary schools (LSU, William Ellis, Acland Burghley) but didn't mention mine - Parliament Hill ☹️ but maybe I've missed it on another video... 🤷🏻♀️
I belong to an American podcast (on TH-cam) called 'Police off the Cuff' & recommend Joolz to all the cops in New York (visiting London) & beyond ! Excellent.
I saw Squeeze at the Town and country club We were told it would be the last ever concert to held there All these years on I’m still a mad fan of the east London band and seeing Glen Tilbrook next Friday Adore your videos here in Dudley West Midlands ❤️
One of the factories at 6.07 mins was the Shand Kidd wallpaper factory. I can remember as a little girl in the 1960's you had to take a big breath in and walk past as quickly as possible because the smell coming out of the factory was so bad!! Very vivid memory. We lived in Camden and my grandmother lived in Gospel oak so it's a route we walked every week. Thank you so much.
Thanks Jools. Another excellent tour. As a Kentishtowner, we lived in Leighton Road, though now sadly living in Hertfordshire. I have so many memories of the place. I can remember my dear Mum taking my sister and me to the Forum to watch films like Whistle Down the Wind, The Young Ones and Summer Holiday. But not just old memories, a cousin lives in Lissenden Gardens, so i 'go home' regularly. I can say that the Assembly House and the Bull and Gate do good food. Little Green Street is a delight. Perhaps a future walk could start in Leighton Road into Lady Margaret Road ( named after Lady Margaret Beaufort i believe) and on to Brecknock Road ( known locally as 'The Brecknock') which is the dividing line, literally the whit lines down the middle, between Camden (St Pancras) and Islington. Lady Margaret Road continues the other side of 'The Brecknock' but is then in Islington. It leads onto Tuffnel Park Road which leads, from opposite The Boston Arms,to Holloway.
Lived in bedsit Lady Margaret rd....coins for electric meter etc...late '70s..but we was appy! My friend Giuseppe lived opposite ..doorman Mortons Berkeley Sq W1
Joolz, I discovered your wonderful site and subscribed when you had 30,000 followers. Now I see you have over 200,000 subscribers and I have confidence that the numbers will continue to increase because your videos are so enjoyable and informative. Thank You for the effort that you put into each video.
Great to see you back Joolz, enjoy watching from New Zealand, so keep them coming, the more the better, educational and entertaining, hope to come back Britain for a visit this year
Viewing doesn't get any better than 'Joolz Guide.' I absolutely love these 'guides,' because there is a mountain of information that is presented in a way that cannot be improved upon and ALWAYS leaves you wanting more. It' a tonic when I see that there's another 'Joolz Guide waiting to be viewed. Please, please keep them coming, Joolz.
yet another fantastic Joolz guide walk. You just keep "knocking it out of the park", I can't wait to get back to London in the future and explore some of these places that I would have never thought of going before,
Great video Joolz, Brought back memories of travelling to William Ellis School in the 80’s there was a sheltered bench on the little grass verge between Grove Terrace and the main road (Highgate Rd) and for years it was home to an old hobo called Yorky. He was looked after by some of the local residents and legend had it that he was actually really wealthy and had hidden all his money in one of the nearby trees! Sadly he passed away in mid eighties and we never did find his hidden treasure!!
As a London ex-pat living in Essex. I always enjoy your videos. You always seem to make London an attractive place to live. Keep going because I am not convinced just yet! Many thanks for the videos. I especially enjoyed the Tottenham one. So many memories!
Love it! Was kinda hoping you'd end up further on, up West Hill and maybe mention Brookfield Mansions? Where I was born. And which, coincidentally, pops up in that Betjeman... Till the tram went over thirty, sighting terminus again, Past municipal lawn tennis and the bobble hanging plane; Soft the light surburban evening caught our ashlar-speckled spire, Eighteen-sixty Early English, as the mighty elms retire Either side of Brookfield Mansions flashing fine French Window fire... And not forgetting the Planes! Nice one!
Hi Joolz, I enjoyed this one immensely. However, a couple of extra facts for you. I used to go to Parliament Hill girls school and the actress/comedian Dawn French used to be my drama teacher and the singer Dua Lipa is a former student too x
Another great video Joolz! Love this part of NW London, especially the pubs feat here, The Southampton Arms, Pineapple, and The Assembly House. My favourite (which I'm sure you've frequented) is the excellent Tapping The Admiral, on the border of Kentish Town/Camden (Castle Road)...
Great video per usual. The Southampton arms is one of the best pubs in London, fantastic beer and cider selection and while the food selection is limited it is quite good. The pineapple is great as well!
Another great video I walked some of the streets to Highbury Hill when I was doing the pipework on the cliftonford Hotel near Harley Street,, but was on the jury's hotel on great Russell Street,, loved walking back to Hackney academy which was an apartment the firm rented,, 1999,, to end of 2000,,from Northern Ireland ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
You can still see gigs at Boston Arms, or next to it at least. There are two venues - the Boston Rooms just above the pub, and the Dome, a larger venue just behind it.
Always a joy to see a new Joolz Guide video, and I like the fact that you included the infamous Fred Titmus story. Titmus played for Middlesex at Lord's, and there were separate entrances for professional and amateur (gentlemen) players there until 1952, and the distinction was only formally removed as late 1962.
Fun fact... all my family from the East End claimed that Anna Fitzroy was their grandmother. Except my granddad who just said she threw a rice pudding (of all things) at him! Great vlog btw. I don't know if you been to Burano in Venice but they have a clause in the lease to say your house has to be a single colour and not the same colour as your neighbour's houses. Rather pretty effect... might be worth a Google.
Hehe, nice to see my old haunting grounds again. I always loved North London. Snuff were a good wee band, I frequented the Boston but I must have missed that gig unfortunately. Great video.
As crime escalates in our major American cities your video is actually a good history lesson. Learning about highwaymen and the constant threat of being robbed in London, centuries ago, makes me realize very little has changed, just much more dangerous here in the good old USA, home to millions of hand guns and automatic weapons. Which is why I find it hilarious Prince Harry feels secure in California but claims he doesn't feel safe returning to a nation that has gun control. Always a pleasure Mr. J.
Great video. Haven't been there in years and years but now I want to take my students there when I'm back in London in May (first time in almost three years).
I went to the Burghley primary school and William Ellis. Burghley had a staff of top notch teachers and the children got an education that no money could buy there days. The bridge over the railway (20:00) had wooden planks with gaps between where the steam would come through and we liked to dance in the fog when a train went past underneath.
I enjoy your walking tours Joolz, I'm not sure how much of a faff it would be but I would appreciate a little map at the end to show the route you took
Jules I am meditating on your strictly come dancing 🕺💃🏻 future.. I would very enjoy your fox trot and quick step 😊 slightly worried about your lambada though x I love your walks around London 💕
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Very enjoyable tour🤩
I did about 1 week ago
Snuff were a Punk band. Used to go to a rock/metal night called Toony Loons every Saturday night @ The Dome next to Boston Arms around 2002/03
I thoroughly enjoy your walk and talk videos. I have a request. As a college student I lived in South Kensington at 42 Stanhope Gardens. I used the Gloucester Road Tube Station. Would love to see your take in that neighborhood. I sit here in Texas I enjoy your walks through one of my all-time favorite cities. Thanks and keep up the videos. Cheers!
I love that a Texan studied in London. I would have loved to have a pint with you back in the day!
@@kanedaku ? Why is that unusual?
@@LaPtiteAnglaise Because Americans tend not to choose London colleges or unis, apart from LSE. And none of those were Texan.
Any other questions dude?
Marvellous tour. I grew up in Mile End and lived in Islington for 13 years and worked for a while in the 1970s at 123 Dartmouth Park Hill when it was the Children's Community Centre. I've lived in Wellington New Zealand for 35 years and miss the architectural variety of London and much else. For me, NZ is an architectural and cultural desert. I'm 75 now and will most likely never be in London before I die so your tours are a treasure to me. Thank you so much.
I used to go to the community centre in the 1970s as a child
I worked there part-time in 1975. I think it was a good place for the kids. It was surely a great place to work. It would be wonderful to hear more from you. @@Biogeology
8:10 We've got an island in Canada named after Lord Southampton. Southampton Island, at the top end of Hudson's Bay. It's twice the size of Wales and has a population of about 800, mostly Inuit. Now you know.
Give this man a TV series !
5:26 A tower of a fire station is also used to dry the fire hoses, firemen hang them at the top of the tower.
Thank you for this! I am an American who lived in Clevedon Mansions through the 1990s while working in London. Thank you for showing the 'hood. The Bull and Last certainly looks fancy! And it will forever be the Town and Country to me. Wonderful to see as I am now exiled in Philadelphia.
My mom and I stumbled upon the Southampton Arms the last time we were in London. It is a beautiful pub inside. They haven't modernized it too much or tarted it up. They also have a beautiful beer garden out back. Definitely worth a visit.
So glad to see you again. I love your jolly spiffing videos they are so wonderfully unique. ❤️
Great video Joolz. We lived in Lissenden Mansions for many years, and I went to William Ellis in the 60s.
A couple of other Old Elysians you would have heard of were; Richard Thompson (Fairport Convention) and Hugh Cornwell (The Stranglers); I believe they were in a school band called Emil and the Detectives.
I was in the same year as Julien Temple, who introduced us all to US bands; The Mothers, Jefferson Airplane, Spirit, The Doors, etc.
I love watching your vidoes, especially the NW5 and NW3 areas.
Me too ,I lived in Dartmouth Park Road!
Proud resident of Lissenden Mansions born and bred and now of Parliament hill Mansions since 1958- Lissenden gardens 👌
you missed a lot of our very famous past residents though. Loads of plaques👍
I was sat next to you on the Northern Line yesterday and was too shy to say hi! Thank you for your videos, absolutely love them!
I stayed at an airbnb on monnery road just down the road from Dartmouth Hill park. This was a nice walk down memory lane for my long walks with my dog.
Have passed through those streets in that area so many times without giving it a second thought. Nice to see the history behind it all from a fresh perspective!
My hubby was born at Paddington hospital...1946...would love to see anything paddington...
In 1960 I met three elderly ladies in Grove Terrace, mother almost 100, daughters each in their 70s, who had lived in the Terrace all their lives, commenting that the loudest noise they experienced in their childhood was from the sheep on Parliament Hill! There is a detatched house opposite, beteeen Gordon House Road and Lissenden Gardens, which I understood was the residence of Lady Hamilton after Nelson’s death.
Love the video reminiscent of when I resided in Dartmouth Park Avenue. Also, Kentish Town police station had stabling at the rear for some 12 horses, hence the large driveway entrance. 22:10
What a lovely tour. I went to Willam Ellis in the 80’s (Primrose Hill before that) and know so many of the roads and pubs you walked in this episode. Thank you so much for bringing back a flood of memories. Did not know Eddie Grant went to Burghley! Btw, Titmus was one spinner who played for Middlesex who went to Ellis, the other is yours truly. Keep these coming!
They have done the Burghley school up since then
Fred was a right arm off spin bowler. He lost 4 toes in a boating accident while in the West Indies.
@@CherryGibson335 you are quite right, I shall correct.
Wow, I'd never have guessed you were a Snuff fan, they still gig occasionally, and are still one of the great live bands to see. Always an awesome night out.
Thanks for the videos - Love all the houses & the colours on some of them. Red brick is always good. Mine in W!. near Baker Street was brown brick with stucco ground floor. All within easy walks to HTB & KT - the in Churches of the 90's/2000 & millennium years on - ' Alpha Courses ' were there then which have been the rage since back in the day. Even the Catholic Churches have them nowadays. London is such a lovely place!. Bless Badger.
Those tennis courts feature at the end of the flim "Blow Up" (1966). Also, you walked right pastthe sites Highgate Upper Level and Highgate Lower Level railway stations ;) - Great video as always.
Brought back memories. Gospel Oak (There used to be a butcher's shop there with a sign on the billboard "Meat to Please you, pleased to meet you!") and William Ellis Grammar school - I was there in the 70s. Parliament Hill Fields where we used to do cross country runs, play tennis and use the track.
Love these walks around the old streets and pubs. Cheers mate!
Really loved this one (so close to home) but sad you mentioned 3 local secondary schools (LSU, William Ellis, Acland Burghley) but didn't mention mine - Parliament Hill ☹️ but maybe I've missed it on another video... 🤷🏻♀️
I agree with you Joolz forgotten to mention Parliament Hill Fields School and Dawn French was a Teacher there
I belong to an American podcast (on TH-cam) called 'Police off the Cuff' & recommend Joolz to all the cops in New York (visiting London) & beyond ! Excellent.
I saw Squeeze at the Town and country club We were told it would be the last ever concert to held there All these years on I’m still a mad fan of the east London band and seeing Glen Tilbrook next Friday Adore your videos here in Dudley West Midlands ❤️
Weekends are always better with a walk with joolz
I taught at your school as a Student with Mrs Ford. That was 1978. Loved it!
One of the factories at 6.07 mins was the Shand Kidd wallpaper factory. I can remember as a little girl in the 1960's you had to take a big breath in and walk past as quickly as possible because the smell coming out of the factory was so bad!! Very vivid memory. We lived in Camden and my grandmother lived in Gospel oak so it's a route we walked every week. Thank you so much.
Thanks Jools. Another excellent tour. As a Kentishtowner, we lived in Leighton Road, though now sadly living in Hertfordshire. I have so many memories of the place. I can remember my dear Mum taking my sister and me to the Forum to watch films like Whistle Down the Wind, The Young Ones and Summer Holiday. But not just old memories, a cousin lives in Lissenden Gardens, so i 'go home' regularly. I can say that the Assembly House and the Bull and Gate do good food. Little Green Street is a delight.
Perhaps a future walk could start in Leighton Road into Lady Margaret Road ( named after Lady Margaret Beaufort i believe) and on to Brecknock Road ( known locally as 'The Brecknock') which is the dividing line, literally the whit lines down the middle, between Camden (St Pancras) and Islington. Lady Margaret Road continues the other side of 'The Brecknock' but is then in Islington. It leads onto Tuffnel Park Road which leads, from opposite The Boston Arms,to Holloway.
I believe the great British actor Denholm Elliot, lived on Leighton Grove for many years....
Lived in bedsit Lady Margaret rd....coins for electric meter etc...late '70s..but we was appy! My friend Giuseppe lived opposite ..doorman Mortons Berkeley Sq W1
@@chancebrown614 I didn't know that. Good old Kentish Town
Joolz, I discovered your wonderful site and subscribed when you had 30,000 followers. Now I see you have over 200,000 subscribers and I have confidence that the numbers will continue to increase because your videos are so enjoyable and informative.
Thank You for the effort that you put into each video.
Great to see you back Joolz, enjoy watching from New Zealand, so keep them coming, the more the better, educational and entertaining, hope to come back Britain for a visit this year
Missed you! And the piano player...chopin.. love it!
Great video...I have lived in and around this area for many, many years and was shown many places and features I have not noticed before.
Viewing doesn't get any better than 'Joolz Guide.'
I absolutely love these 'guides,' because there is a mountain of information that is presented in a way that cannot be improved upon and ALWAYS leaves you wanting more.
It' a tonic when I see that there's another 'Joolz Guide waiting to be viewed.
Please, please keep them coming, Joolz.
yet another fantastic Joolz guide walk. You just keep "knocking it out of the park", I can't wait to get back to London in the future and explore some of these places that I would have never thought of going before,
Yet another very enjoyable and entertaining video! Thanks Joolz & Simon.
Great video! It shows that in almost any part of older London, if you look hard enough, you can find lots and lots of interesting stuff.
I'm just going to prepare my lunch and settle down for a jolly good watch!
Great video Joolz, Brought back memories of travelling to William Ellis School in the 80’s there was a sheltered bench on the little grass verge between Grove Terrace and the main road (Highgate Rd) and for years it was home to an old hobo called Yorky. He was looked after by some of the local residents and legend had it that he was actually really wealthy and had hidden all his money in one of the nearby trees! Sadly he passed away in mid eighties and we never did find his hidden treasure!!
I remember Yorky used to be in the small park where Haddow House
I was probably at that Perfect Daze gig with you and a few others, great video
As a London ex-pat living in Essex. I always enjoy your videos. You always seem to make London an attractive place to live. Keep going because I am not convinced just yet! Many thanks for the videos. I especially enjoyed the Tottenham one. So many memories!
No wonder your not convinced about London if you enjoyed Tottenham. 😂😂😂👌👌🏴🏴🏴
As always a gorgeous video. But this one has made me quite mellow, it just seemed like a quiet and peaceful part of London.
Well done!
Thank you so much for this super high-quality tour!!!
Love it!
Was kinda hoping you'd end up further on, up West Hill and maybe mention Brookfield Mansions?
Where I was born.
And which, coincidentally, pops up in that Betjeman...
Till the tram went over thirty, sighting terminus again,
Past municipal lawn tennis and the bobble hanging plane;
Soft the light surburban evening caught our ashlar-speckled spire,
Eighteen-sixty Early English, as the mighty elms retire
Either side of Brookfield Mansions flashing fine French Window fire...
And not forgetting the Planes!
Nice one!
jools: "youre obsessed with windows!"
also jools every episode: "look at this postbox!"
also jools every episode: "look at that street sign!"
He's just like my autistic kid 😂
Hi Joolz, I enjoyed this one immensely. However, a couple of extra facts for you. I used to go to Parliament Hill girls school and the actress/comedian Dawn French used to be my drama teacher and the singer Dua Lipa is a former student too x
Thank you for pointing out the details on the black bollard.❤ love how you look at the details!😁😁☀️
Thank you Joolz. Another fascinating walk through London town. I feel like a native, though 'm an American.😁
A bewildering array of facts trivia and quirkiness must be another Joolz Excellent
Hip Hip Tally Ho. Partmouth Dark is a great and awesome place! Thanks Julian for the uploading
Another great video Joolz! Love this part of NW London, especially the pubs feat here, The Southampton Arms, Pineapple, and The Assembly House. My favourite (which I'm sure you've frequented) is the excellent Tapping The Admiral, on the border of Kentish Town/Camden (Castle Road)...
Happy you're back... cheers
Great video per usual. The Southampton arms is one of the best pubs in London, fantastic beer and cider selection and while the food selection is limited it is quite good. The pineapple is great as well!
Yes two great ale pubs, always worth a look!
Another great video I walked some of the streets to Highbury Hill when I was doing the pipework on the cliftonford Hotel near Harley Street,, but was on the jury's hotel on great Russell Street,, loved walking back to Hackney academy which was an apartment the firm rented,, 1999,, to end of 2000,,from Northern Ireland ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
You can still see gigs at Boston Arms, or next to it at least. There are two venues - the Boston Rooms just above the pub, and the Dome, a larger venue just behind it.
Amazing restaurant, love the floor, everything actually.
Joolz please come south of the river and do Barnes/Mortlake area - so much interesting history and would love to see your take on it all!
Yes lovely part of SW London, and the Marc Bolan shrine is always worth a look, such a tragic story...
Joolz, your videos always brighten my day. Thank you!!!
Snuff! Saw them countless times in various London pubs around 1988-89.
Another amazing video thanks for sharing
Not too far from quarter of a million subscribers now Joolz! How exciting 😀
i lived around there in 2005 /2007 i missed so much the vibe ,thanks for the video as i have not been back since
played in the Bull & Gate - love your work Joolz
A friend recommended your channel. Just watched for first time, loved it but I am a Londoner so was bound to enjoy it.
always interesting. showing the rut on a map could help some forreners. tale ho. thanks from Iceland.
Your knowledge of London is so good. I tune in for the entertainment, but come away having learned a lot. Thank you from Calgary.
Always a joy to see a new Joolz Guide video, and I like the fact that you included the infamous Fred Titmus story. Titmus played for Middlesex at Lord's, and there were separate entrances for professional and amateur (gentlemen) players there until 1952, and the distinction was only formally removed as late 1962.
Joolz, I always enjoy your content but this one was exceptional. Nice area, less frantic delivery and very informative. Thank you.
Fun fact... all my family from the East End claimed that Anna Fitzroy was their grandmother. Except my granddad who just said she threw a rice pudding (of all things) at him! Great vlog btw. I don't know if you been to Burano in Venice but they have a clause in the lease to say your house has to be a single colour and not the same colour as your neighbour's houses. Rather pretty effect... might be worth a Google.
Parisienne Walkways, what a tune, even better the extended version, great vlog 👌
Good to see you back👍
I enjoy watching your videos about London and that you go in to detail.❤😊
Joolz'z channel = TH-cam-gold.
Such addictive meanderings and the minutiae. Great fix! Ta - mb
Cheers Joolz. As fascinating as ever..
his tours relax and calm. thanks.
I love the rapt look that overcomes your face when you swig your pint!
I love that hymn - 'He Who Would Valiant Be'
Hehe, nice to see my old haunting grounds again. I always loved North London. Snuff were a good wee band, I frequented the Boston but I must have missed that gig unfortunately. Great video.
As crime escalates in our major American cities your video is actually a good history lesson. Learning about highwaymen and the constant threat of being robbed in London, centuries ago, makes me realize very little has changed, just much more dangerous here in the good old USA, home to millions of hand guns and automatic weapons. Which is why I find it hilarious Prince Harry feels secure in California but claims he doesn't feel safe returning to a nation that has gun control. Always a pleasure Mr. J.
Great video. Haven't been there in years and years but now I want to take my students there when I'm back in London in May (first time in almost three years).
@8:59 is Denyer house, it features in the video to house of fun by Madness
Thank you another wonderful watch
Just caught Joolz guesting on the ‘Lauren Learns History’ channel, where they teach history to kids! Brilliant!
I went to the Burghley primary school and William Ellis. Burghley had a staff of top notch teachers and the children got an education that no money could buy there days.
The bridge over the railway (20:00) had wooden planks with gaps between where the steam would come through and we liked to dance in the fog when a train went past underneath.
Another fantastic video Joolz!
Alway have very clear content, very good view videos. Thanks 🙏🏼
Thank you for your lovely video I fine it always amazing see you in the next one
Your knowledge never ceases to amaze me! I love your vlogs, Great stuff!
I hope you're not going to run out of places to do view about any time soon💚
Superb video. Always look forward to them.
Jules have been missing your walks!!! Blessings and positive energy 😇🙏⚡👍🎊🎉
Thank you jools for your videos I love walking with you
I like everything !! Thanks as always.
I enjoy your walking tours Joolz, I'm not sure how much of a faff it would be but I would appreciate a little map at the end to show the route you took
Thank's Joolz. Enjoyable and informative at the same time.
And you went to see Snuff band at the Boston Arms 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏made my day
Jules I am meditating on your strictly come dancing 🕺💃🏻 future.. I would very enjoy your fox trot and quick step 😊 slightly worried about your lambada though x I love your walks around London 💕
great walk, lovely area
Fabulous once again Joolz 😊🏴☠️
Big up Joolz guides.....big up John Rogers too 🤗🙂👍🏻