I have informed MI5 of this group, apparently assessing various potential terrorist targets around London. A holding facility is now being readied on a small island off the coast of Morocco.
Airey Neave had his legs blown off (and later died in hospital) in March 1979 - However, that was on the exit ramp from the House of Commons car park, which is in the Parliament compound, isn't open to the public, and wasn't a Prisoner location. So there you go :)
@bobheads07 It's an access corridor to the car park below Marble Arch from the tube station; the famous 'double doors' were once at the end of it, but have sadly been removed. Look for a corridor with a change of floor angle midway along it- that's the one.
Here in 2024 just acquired 1080P versions of the series and loving the quality and detail of the origional. Thanks for the post I'm guessing a lot has changed since 2007. I remember seeing the origional series in 1968 on a B/W 22" TV (at the tender age of 17-happy Days). It would be nice to know if Generation Z pickup on it and enjoy as much as Boomers have.
Har-da, har-da! Good to see "The Whicker Man" (sic) still going strong! Here's to you Dave!! All the best mate, and see you soon, I hope! Saorstát Eireann! Keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeron! (
It's Buckingham Place, north of Victoria Street and south of Buckingham Palace. If you find Palace Street between the two (Pizza place on the Victoria Street corner) it's just off that. Simples :)
@jsilence418 Glad you liked it. The next London Prisoner Location Tour with Dave Lally is on April 3rd 2011 I think. Read more at theunmutual co uk / events htm - simply add your own full stops ;)
Very strange. Every time the guy went to tell us something, you stopped filming. The only thing we learned is how to get home again. I have a channel that tells you the Beatles Locations around London. The guy shouts a bit, but he does tell you stuff.
@MrBEB123 You are using "liberal" in the Archie Bunker/Rush Limbaugh sense of the word. I understand liberal to mean the intellectual tradition of Adam Smith and John Locke.
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I have informed MI5 of this group, apparently assessing various potential terrorist targets around London. A holding facility is now being readied on a small island off the coast of Morocco.
Airey Neave had his legs blown off (and later died in hospital) in March 1979 - However, that was on the exit ramp from the House of Commons car park, which is in the Parliament compound, isn't open to the public, and wasn't a Prisoner location. So there you go :)
Cool, thanks. Hoping to make the next tour, but just in case, is it easy to find and is it accessible to the public?
@bobheads07 It's an access corridor to the car park below Marble Arch from the tube station; the famous 'double doors' were once at the end of it, but have sadly been removed. Look for a corridor with a change of floor angle midway along it- that's the one.
Here in 2024 just acquired 1080P versions of the series and loving the quality and detail of the origional. Thanks for the post I'm guessing a lot has changed since 2007. I remember seeing the origional series in 1968 on a B/W 22" TV (at the tender age of 17-happy Days). It would be nice to know if Generation Z pickup on it and enjoy as much as Boomers have.
Where is the location to the corridor you are all walking through from opening credits! What a find!!!
Although I guess slightly unpleasent, did the tour guide mention the incident involving MP Airey Neeve near too or on the roadway/tunnel?
I love this, great post! " Be seeing you" !
Excellent. I've been to Madeira before and really want to go back some time. :)
What's the name of the street where the prisoners house is? and what area of London
Where was the first location - The Car Park?
Har-da, har-da! Good to see "The Whicker Man" (sic) still going strong! Here's to you Dave!!
All the best mate, and see you soon, I hope!
Saorstát Eireann!
Keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeron! (
It's Buckingham Place, north of Victoria Street and south of Buckingham Palace. If you find Palace Street between the two (Pizza place on the Victoria Street corner) it's just off that. Simples :)
@SimplyPaul I planned on going to London in April , but don't think I will make it that early!
@jsilence418 Glad you liked it. The next London Prisoner Location Tour with Dave Lally is on April 3rd 2011 I think. Read more at theunmutual co uk / events htm - simply add your own full stops ;)
@bobheads07 Fairly and yes, it links the underground station with the car park.
@GeordieBrit Yes it is. The address is 1 Buckingham Place, London.
Very strange. Every time the guy went to tell us something, you stopped filming. The only thing we learned is how to get home again. I have a channel that tells you the Beatles Locations around London. The guy shouts a bit, but he does tell you stuff.
@MrBEB123 Will there be colourful capes if people vote Liberal?
@MrBEB123 You are using "liberal" in the Archie Bunker/Rush Limbaugh sense of the word. I understand liberal to mean the intellectual tradition of Adam Smith and John Locke.
@MrJakko22 Correct!