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The reason I love watching Joolz is because thru him I can travel and learn about my homeland...a place I will never be able to visit. I was adopted young and brought to America and now I am unable to travel. Thank you Joolz and Bless you .
Lived by canals my entire life and I've seen how much more care the canals are given nowadays compared to how they were when I was a kid. They are looked after by wonderful volunteers and the River Trusts.
At 7:45. 'Coals to Newcastle.' is a whole different story. A Gentleman in America had a ship load of Coal and nowhere to sell it. Some wag suggested he take it to Newcastle in England. He did and when he arrived at Newcastle there was a Coal strike and he managed to off load his cargo at a handsome profit.
Thanks Joolz for a trip into memory lane, I was borne almost 80 years ago in Woodchester Street (not there any more I think), the Paddington basin and the Reagents Canal were my playground, my word how it has changed.
Visited London in late September 2019. Happened upon the canal while exploring around Paddington/Little Italy. Ended up having one of the best afternoons of my life walking the tow path to Camden in fabulous weather. Saw most of these landmarks mentioned but didn’t know their histories/stories until now. So glad I ‘happened upon’ this video - many thanks !!
@@monikabuttling-smith5234 Was very excited when you were on screen -- shame Joolz didn't introduce you two to the audience...But then again, I think enough of us spotted you and commented as such. Think it was brilliant that he did invite you both along to the cruise.
Salish Sea Quest Ah, thanks. :-) I did mudlarking film with Joolz a while back, so I got lots of airtime and credits then. I am still surprised though, that anyone recognises us out of our muddy gear!
@@monikabuttling-smith5234 Loved that mudlarking video! And the ones you've done with Nicola as the Ladies Who Lark, have made you famous! Saw your reply to Flo on Instagram -- it would have been fun to have all four of you on the canal boat.
Salish Sea Quest Yes, wouldn’t it! They had to space us out because of Covid, though, so less people allowed in the boat. I’m sure we will get together soon. x
Hi Joolz. Just discovered this channel; it's terrific! Walking a narrow boat through the tunnel was known as "legging it." Swap you that one for being "on the wagon."
Lol @ 4:14 I was only ever aware of Spike Milligan´s version of John Masefield´s "Sea Fever" that goes "...to the lonely sea and sky, I left my shoes and socks there, I wonder if they´re dry" =)
One of the best walks is the one where you let the water be your legs. I thought this was one of JoolsGuides' best. And the picture of the grumpy infant Joolz with Santa was high entertainment.
Well I know what is going to be on the top of my list next time I am in London......whenever travel is safe.....whenever boarders are open.....whenever *sobs loudly*!!!! Thanks for yet another great video! As a Canadian who loves the UK and London especially, your videos allow me to travel vicariously. Thank you!
@@whi5tler_1337 Wetherspoon's have saved many fine old buildings, the beer is cheap, the breakfast epic. I would concede that there are much better places to eat lunch.
I have been waiting for what seems like forever for a new Joolz video to be posted lol. I went back watched tonnes of his old videos even though I had already watched them 3-4 times each lol. It’s an addiction really lol. Thanks for such a unique video this time Joolz. Cheers mate
Joolz, you're a mad man of knowledge! You have entertained me the past few months when I've needed it, keep going and I look forward to one day booking you for a tour and a good ole bevy! Peace bro
12:30 AM here so your 8:30 AM, just had to watch one of your videos before ending the day. This was a perfect way to end the day. Looks like you had a great day and as always you pull the viewer in for the adventure. Thanks much.......
You have a veritable mine of knowledge stored in your little head Joolz !! Probably could fill up 10 or more full sets of Encyclopaedias! I hope they find a way to pickle your brains without damaging them when you depart. In some of your favourite ale! It's amazing! I hope they erect a statue in memory of you. I was born in London, and only know a little thimbleful and have learned more from your videos than I ever dreamed possible! Your memory is truly incredible! You make it all so amusing too!
Loved this! I was in London in summer, 2019 and went to Camden market. I discovered the canal there and walked for miles. My favorite sight (being from California) was seeing the little boats go by -- in the rain -- with the passengers all holding umbrellas and having a fine old time. What a wonderful slice of English life, I thought. Never let a little rain get in the way of your fun!
I did it a few years ago the other way round, starting from Little Venice and finishing in Camden. Great day! Thanks for the memories and keep up with your amazing videos!!
Yes, both of them do - Monika and Anna - you can see them on Si-Finds and Nicola White's videos from time to time. Nicola does "ladies that lark" videos.
@@Joolzguides Ahh, thanks Joolz, and for such a lovely day out - charming company, sunshine and bubbles, all afloat. Glad you liked the cake, too! Blueberry and almond... mmmmm ;-) If anyone wants to see what Anna and I get up to in our normal lives, you can check us out on Instagram at @foreshoreseashore and @mudika.thames
In a world of instant availability, it's actually quite nice to wait a few weeks for a joolz guides update. In some respects the anticipation makes it more special.
Joolzy, next time you do a canal video, put Tom Carradine and a baby grand piano on the Go Boat with you. Now that would be a proper knees-up. Great video as always.
One of my favorite of your tours/videos and worth the wait. In all my visits to London I've never walked or boated on the canals. This will be on the list next visit...whenever the world allows us US citizens back.
JOOLZ, WHERE IS ALL THAT MONEY COMING FROM FOR A LUXURY FOOD BOAT TRIP THAT S DISGUSTING AND OUT OF ORDER WHEN THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF POOR PEOPLE ON UK STREETS AND I LOST MY LOWER LEGS DUE TO BEING AN INDIRECT 2ND WAR CASUALTY, BUT CAN NOT GET PROSTHETICS DUE TO SCUM TORY CUTS, YET LASHINGS OF MONEY CAN BE WASTED LIKE ON THIS VIDEO= ALL ONLY IN THE UK THE MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY IN WEST EURTOPE. !!!.
Thanks, Joolz. Never been on one of the canal boats but have enjoyed walking along the canal. Very relaxing and a wonderful respite from the busy, crowded tourist areas.
I think this is your best video yet. Friends picnicking on a boat through the city on a lovely afternoon with a continual "Oh look at that! They used to use that for such and such..." I loved the trip. If I ever come back to London I'll be tempted to go - half the time you'd never now you were in a large metropolitan area. It just so happens the last of your videos I saw was your trip to Pitcairn island. Such a contrast shows how your film making skills have matured. The pace of the film; the shots from different viewpoints; narrative with breaks for music; splicing in historic shots; and your delivery. Wow. The most impressive part is when you say, "coming up you can see the locks" - something I don't think you could see unless you were right on them. Is your memory that good? Do you know all of London that well? Wow.
I lived in London fro 23 years and don't know London at all. I actually always wanted to explore, what is now home to me. thank you very much for your videos.
Thank you Joolz ! You're like sunshine into my life. Your work makes me dream about London. I've been there in 1988 the last time... Too long !! (Canada)
Fun and interesting video and, for us mudlarking fans, so nice to see Monika and Anna as well. Joolz introduced me to mudlarking by having an episode about it and I have been hooked ever since. The boat trip looks like great fun and so happy to see the area has improved so much.
14:00 You explained the rope marks on the columns and then undid your explanation. The rope marks are on the 'wrong' side because they were made on the 'right' ride (by the canal) before the bridge blew up. As you said, they were put back the other way around and new grooves formed by the canal side. Never see the photo of the damage before though; thanks!
Hello, two years ago we walked the little Venice. It was our first trip to London. as we walked we turned off to visit Abbey Road studios and Primrose Park until reaching Camdem. congratulations on your video. Leonardo from Buenos Aires.
Hello Joolz, i am amazad at how deep knowledge of london you have. It is really a pleasure to follow your walks discovering spots that one, an argentinian tourist, in spite of having been to london several times, had never noticed. Moreover, i had never imagined how many interesting sites there are everywhere!. Thank you.for uncovering and sharing them. Cheers, joolz! Paul. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Hello Thanks for a lovely boat ride on Regents Canal. I have added go boats to our to do list o our next visit. Love the Paddington basin area. My grandfather was born at St Mary's hospital. When we where walking along the Canal near Regents park by those very big, very expensive house a guy was watering the back lawn in a suit and tie. I waved and he waved back. One if those houses is the home of the American ambassador. Thanks for boat ride. Chris and Sandra of Canada.
Hi! Just a quick favour! I've started a new Instagram account because the old one got deleted!!!! PLEASE HELP ME TO BUILD MY NEW INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT BY FOLLOWING ME: instagram.com/joolzguidesofficial/
Or @JoolzGuidesOfficial
I am determined to know what that little red books title is. lol
The reason I love watching Joolz is because thru him I can travel and learn about my homeland...a place I will never be able to visit. I was adopted young and brought to America and now I am unable to travel. Thank you Joolz and Bless you .
Well you should find a way to get on a plane when this shirt covit is under control and give it a go find out we’re you were born
@@thomasconboy4636 Sounds great love but I am disabled and chances are high I might not be around by the tyme this covid crap is over.
@@magdatorruellas9122 are you still with us?
@@TheNightwatcher123 yes, yes I am… days are getting harder but I can still do some dreaming and best of all, some walking! Thank you for asking.
Hope you are still ok ✌️
Please Joolz, do more jolly days on the canal. This has been a wonderful day .
Sunday morning tea and Joolz. Perfect start to the day.
yeh it’s ok but check out boldandbankrupt.. thank me later
@@andrewo6890 Why? What has that to do with Joolz???? Do you mean BALD not BOLD?
Are you his dad??
@@chunkychinn YES BALDANDBANKRUPT - defo less flowery
@@pod9538 lol
Lived by canals my entire life and I've seen how much more care the canals are given nowadays compared to how they were when I was a kid. They are looked after by wonderful volunteers and the River Trusts.
At 7:45. 'Coals to Newcastle.' is a whole different story. A Gentleman in America had a ship load of Coal and nowhere to sell it. Some wag suggested he take it to Newcastle in England. He did and when he arrived at Newcastle there was a Coal strike and he managed to off load his cargo at a handsome profit.
Omg I grew up here !! Behind crockers pub on Orchardson St . My nan lived in the block overlooking the weeping willow in little Venice.
Great work Joolz, London is amazing
Joolz and Canals, two of my favourite things!
Just finished watching, very relaxing and interesting. Thanks for your great content as always, Joolz!
Thanks Joolz for a trip into memory lane, I was borne almost 80 years ago in Woodchester Street (not there any more I think), the Paddington basin and the Reagents Canal were my playground, my word how it has changed.
I managed to get a boat into the Basin back in the 70s, it wasn't easy.
There was some boating organisation who would give you a plaque for doing so.
A big thanks to Mr Carradine for the accordion and old-time songs!
Visited London in late September 2019. Happened upon the canal while exploring around Paddington/Little Italy. Ended up having one of the best afternoons of my life walking the tow path to Camden in fabulous weather. Saw most of these landmarks mentioned but didn’t know their histories/stories until now. So glad I ‘happened upon’ this video - many thanks !!
Hang on......is that Monica and Anna in that boat? You have some very well known friends Joolz! Great video as always x
When I was 16 I lived on a houseboat at Ducks Walk, Richmond. That was a very long time ago, brings back memories 👍🏻
I'd be far too tall to live on a boat
Joolz Guides - London History Walks - Travel Films bet you’d hunch over for some of the awesome parties we had though 😂
So happy to see Monika and Anna out with you enjoying the day. Gave them a chance to enjoy the above water scene. Pip, Pip!
Thanks so much! It was a total joy to scrub the mud off, and share the picnic afloat!
@@monikabuttling-smith5234 Was very excited when you were on screen -- shame Joolz didn't introduce you two to the audience...But then again, I think enough of us spotted you and commented as such. Think it was brilliant that he did invite you both along to the cruise.
Salish Sea Quest Ah, thanks. :-) I did mudlarking film with Joolz a while back, so I got lots of airtime and credits then. I am still surprised though, that anyone recognises us out of our muddy gear!
@@monikabuttling-smith5234
Loved that mudlarking video! And the ones you've done with Nicola as the Ladies Who Lark, have made you famous! Saw your reply to Flo on Instagram -- it would have been fun to have all four of you on the canal boat.
Salish Sea Quest Yes, wouldn’t it! They had to space us out because of Covid, though, so less people allowed in the boat. I’m sure we will get together soon. x
Hi Joolz. Just discovered this channel; it's terrific! Walking a narrow boat through the tunnel was known as "legging it." Swap you that one for being "on the wagon."
This is actually one of my favourite Joolz guides so far, really interesting and I may have a go at this myself, cheers Joolz
That looks like something nice to do on a Sunday afternoon.
Lol @ 4:14 I was only ever aware of Spike Milligan´s version of John Masefield´s "Sea Fever" that goes "...to the lonely sea and sky, I left my shoes and socks there, I wonder if they´re dry" =)
Having a lovely Sunday afternoon enjoying watching you on the canal trip… Thanks for sharing
Breakfast and a sail down the canals with Joolz. What a lovely way to start a Sunday.
One of the best walks is the one where you let the water be your legs. I thought this was one of JoolsGuides' best. And the picture of the grumpy infant Joolz with Santa was high entertainment.
Well I know what is going to be on the top of my list next time I am in London......whenever travel is safe.....whenever boarders are open.....whenever *sobs loudly*!!!! Thanks for yet another great video! As a Canadian who loves the UK and London especially, your videos allow me to travel vicariously. Thank you!
Joolzy, you don’t know how much I enjoy each and every lovingly made episode!!!🌹🌹🌹
"The Ice Wharf" public house ar Camden lock is one of my favourite Wetherspoon's pubs, always worth a visit!
*hang on... you "like" wetherspoons pubs* 🙄
@@whi5tler_1337 Wetherspoon's have saved many fine old buildings, the beer is cheap, the breakfast epic. I would concede that there are much better places to eat lunch.
My three favorite British things, Joolz, canals and mudlarking. Well done wishing I could join you for a lovely day out.😘👍
I have been waiting for what seems like forever for a new Joolz video to be posted lol. I went back watched tonnes of his old videos even though I had already watched them 3-4 times each lol. It’s an addiction really lol. Thanks for such a unique video this time Joolz.
Cheers mate
Joolz, you're a mad man of knowledge! You have entertained me the past few months when I've needed it, keep going and I look forward to one day booking you for a tour and a good ole bevy! Peace bro
That looks like an awesome boat ride, with wine and bread to boot.
I feel I must go to London again.
12:30 AM here so your 8:30 AM, just had to watch one of your videos before ending the day. This was a perfect way to end the day. Looks like you had a great day and as always you pull the viewer in for the adventure. Thanks much.......
One of, if not, the best tour yet. Just wonderful. Merci from Montréal.
'Regular ben hur' from the tooth pick chewing JW Pepper (spluttering)! Love the random connections you make Joolz - golden!
You have a veritable mine of knowledge stored in your little head Joolz !! Probably could fill up 10 or more full sets of Encyclopaedias! I hope they find a way to pickle your brains without damaging them when you depart. In some of your favourite ale! It's amazing! I hope they erect a statue in memory of you. I was born in London, and only know a little thimbleful and have learned more from your videos than I ever dreamed possible! Your memory is truly incredible! You make it all so amusing too!
Jules continues to amaze...wildly knowledgable! The bit about the electricity board was fascinating. Perfect Sunday morning! Thank you so much.
Thank you for a lovely day out.
Loved this! I was in London in summer, 2019 and went to Camden market. I discovered the canal there and walked for miles. My favorite sight (being from California) was seeing the little boats go by -- in the rain -- with the passengers all holding umbrellas and having a fine old time. What a wonderful slice of English life, I thought. Never let a little rain get in the way of your fun!
I did it a few years ago the other way round, starting from Little Venice and finishing in Camden. Great day! Thanks for the memories and keep up with your amazing videos!!
Hurrah a new Joolz Guides 👍
Cup of tea and jools, oh aye.
8:15. Am I right in thinking this woman does some mudlarking videos?
Yes, both of them do - Monika and Anna - you can see them on Si-Finds and Nicola White's videos from time to time. Nicola does "ladies that lark" videos.
Yeah, I noticed her as soon as Joolz started bording the boat!😄
Very nice people too and clever!
@@Joolzguides Ahh, thanks Joolz, and for such a lovely day out - charming company, sunshine and bubbles, all afloat. Glad you liked the cake, too! Blueberry and almond... mmmmm ;-) If anyone wants to see what Anna and I get up to in our normal lives, you can check us out on Instagram at @foreshoreseashore and @mudika.thames
You should do a tour of the great pissing spots around London 😆
Wonderful video Julian...lovely to see your guests I recognize the ladies from Nicola White's channel. Thank you...take really good care! 💖
In a world of instant availability, it's actually quite nice to wait a few weeks for a joolz guides update. In some respects the anticipation makes it more special.
Joolzy, next time you do a canal video, put Tom Carradine and a baby grand piano on the Go Boat with you. Now that would be a proper knees-up. Great video as always.
That would be great, sailing along and singing or stopping and taking requests.
I'd love to do that!
@@Joolzguides I'd look forward to that!!
A new addition for my shortlist of Joolz Guides favorites!
I'm glad you can enjoy a decent beer! Up the Camden!
Love the old time songs from the early hundreds.
Needed this today!!!! Was hoping there would be a new video... Beautiful! Thanks Joolz 🥰
One of my favorite of your tours/videos and worth the wait. In all my visits to London I've never walked or boated on the canals. This will be on the list next visit...whenever the world allows us US citizens back.
One of the best 👌
"In case you cared..." Turns out, I do care, Joolz. 🦁🦄🇬🇧 Always a nice bit of trivia.
This man Joolz is TV Gold. It's superb programme making much to the loss of mainstream TV. Well done Joolz
Such a great episode, brilliantly prepared and scripted, and yet made convincingly 'on the fly' down the canal. Excellent work!
Amazing as usual Joolz! Your videos always make me miss living in London.
I like the many, many connections to the place’s history.
your a legend great film really cheers my day up.
Lived in London 66-97.
Taught in all the rough areas and loved it.
Glad to see the Old Girl opening up again.
During the riots of 2011 I was thinking...reckon I taught some of them.
Eeehh, fellow Horkshire folk, always marvellous to hear, go bless Jules + the fellow northerners
Recognise your lady guests from mudlarking with Nicola ! 😁
Yep, I recognised them too :-)
Such beautifully distinct voices on both of them.
Ooooh that jacket Joolz..10/10
The lady talking on board the boat at minute 8:30 very much reminded me colonel Gheddafi, so strange indeed, maybe relative of him?
'Jolly boating weather' indeed. Lots to see, splendid passengers - and a well stocked galley !
John Masefield wrote the book The Box of Delights which was one of my fave Christmas programmes as an 80's kid
Joolz, these history walks are an addiction. Thank you so much. If I ever get to London I shall make arrangements for a walk with you. :-)
That was really fun to watch.
Birds are happy - lots of algae to eat.
That boat trip is angelic Joolz, another great video in these troubled times. 😊👍
JOOLZ, WHERE IS ALL THAT MONEY COMING FROM FOR A LUXURY FOOD BOAT TRIP THAT S DISGUSTING AND OUT OF ORDER WHEN THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF POOR PEOPLE ON UK STREETS AND I LOST MY LOWER LEGS DUE TO BEING AN INDIRECT 2ND WAR CASUALTY, BUT CAN NOT GET PROSTHETICS DUE TO SCUM TORY CUTS, YET LASHINGS OF MONEY CAN BE WASTED LIKE ON THIS VIDEO= ALL ONLY IN THE UK THE MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY IN WEST EURTOPE. !!!.
Thank you for another wonderful peek of London life.😎
Thanks, Joolz. Never been on one of the canal boats but have enjoyed walking along the canal. Very relaxing and a wonderful respite from the busy, crowded tourist areas.
One of my favorite walks... fond memories. Glad they are redoing the Aviary.
Lovely one of my favourite London walks.
Brilliant Video, Joolz...well done!
I think this is your best video yet. Friends picnicking on a boat through the city on a lovely afternoon with a continual "Oh look at that! They used to use that for such and such..." I loved the trip. If I ever come back to London I'll be tempted to go - half the time you'd never now you were in a large metropolitan area.
It just so happens the last of your videos I saw was your trip to Pitcairn island. Such a contrast shows how your film making skills have matured. The pace of the film; the shots from different viewpoints; narrative with breaks for music; splicing in historic shots; and your delivery. Wow.
The most impressive part is when you say, "coming up you can see the locks" - something I don't think you could see unless you were right on them. Is your memory that good? Do you know all of London that well? Wow.
I lived in London fro 23 years and don't know London at all. I actually always wanted to explore, what is now home to me. thank you very much for your videos.
Thank you Joolz ! You're like sunshine into my life. Your work makes me dream about London. I've been there in 1988 the last time... Too long !! (Canada)
Absolutely LOVE your jacket and boater!
Thank you for sharing my morning brunch with you. 😊🙏👍💗🌼
There are some nice canalboat tours from Camden down to Little Venice...I've done it about 4 times with different friends.
A great film Joolz! and a Splendid hat by the way 👍
thanks as usual mate well done keep it up love it!
What fun! Enjoyed on my Deck this Sunday morning in the states. You are looking dapper in your summer duds...
Adorable little Joolz! I bet no one calls you adorable anymore but ever so lovely guide i think?
Fun and interesting video and, for us mudlarking fans, so nice to see Monika and Anna as well. Joolz introduced me to mudlarking by having an episode about it and I have been hooked ever since. The boat trip looks like great fun and so happy to see the area has improved so much.
14:00 You explained the rope marks on the columns and then undid your explanation. The rope marks are on the 'wrong' side because they were made on the 'right' ride (by the canal) before the bridge blew up. As you said, they were put back the other way around and new grooves formed by the canal side.
Never see the photo of the damage before though; thanks!
Know this area so well from 70s...a nice day out on the water....
Lovely outing.
Love, love, love your videos! Keep them coming! We need more! Haha:) we binged all your Videos in less than a week 🙋🏻♀️😅😍
I was born in Maida Vale and went to school in Camden Town a nice gentle trip through my life thanks Joolz
Hello, two years ago we walked the little Venice. It was our first trip to London. as we walked we turned off to visit Abbey Road studios and Primrose Park until reaching Camdem. congratulations on your video. Leonardo from Buenos Aires.
Another great vid Jools. Thanks very much, your vids are so refreshing in these crazy Covid times. Nice one Jools. Regards, Dave ✌️
Another rather excellent video Joolz, always a pleasure!
I love the feast you are all enjoying.
As always, just a joy. Marvellous content creator is ol’ Joolz.
brilliant, informative once again!
I've been many times to London
These walks are fantastic.!!Thank you Jools.I will keep a note for my next visit.Keep safe.!!!!
That looks absolutely fun and interesting...chillaxing..when I'm in London.. definitely!
1:01 - 'Aussie Brunch' at Darcie & May Green. I checked and they offer smashed avo and sweetcorn fritters! One day...
Hello Joolz, i am amazad at how deep knowledge of london you have. It is really a pleasure to follow your walks discovering spots that one, an argentinian tourist, in spite of having been to london several times, had never noticed. Moreover, i had never imagined how many interesting sites there are everywhere!. Thank you.for uncovering and sharing them. Cheers, joolz!
Paul. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Hello
Thanks for a lovely boat ride on Regents Canal. I have added go boats to our to do list o our next visit. Love the Paddington basin area. My grandfather was born at St Mary's hospital. When we where walking along the Canal near Regents park by those very big, very expensive house a guy was watering the back lawn in a suit and tie. I waved and he waved back. One if those houses is the home of the American ambassador. Thanks for boat ride. Chris and Sandra of Canada.
I fooking LOVE this channel. Thank you, Joolz.