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Great video! We just returned to the US after spending the entire Platinum Jubilee week in London. We toured WC on Friday, June 3rd while the Queen was also in residence, and we have a simple, one word theory regarding your question about why no photography/filming is permitted in St. George's Chapel: Respect. The chapel is, after all, the burial place of no less than 10 of Her Majesty's monarchial ancestors and predecessors, not least of which is the tomb of her father, mother, and sister (ashes only). Indeed, while we observed wardens walking throughout the chapel, only one was stationed on a specific spot - at the entrance to her parent's tomb. No chance of sneaky photography at this spot, thank you very much. And it doesn't take a lot of imagination to appreciate that this royal tomb will eventually be the final resting place for the Queen and Prince Philip, for a careful observer sees there is just enough room for the addition of two more names on George VI and Queen Elizabeth's black tombstone. So although we were pleased to find that photography is finally permitted inside Westminster Abbey, it's understandable why the Queen wishes for no images to be made inside her family's private chapel.
I’ve just returned to Australia from an amazing trip to the UK, and Windsor was our first stop. Amazing history, and wonderful to put locations in perspective. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Tim. Having a look at your new vid. I loved Windsor when I was there three years ago. Windsor Station is gorgeous and the castle and grounds spectacular. Enjoy.
Loved your Windsor Castle video Tim,looks a very interesting place,shame you didn't see the Queen while you were there.Thankyou for a very interesting video.
Thanks for sharing Tim!! I was hoping to get last minute cheap tickets to England so I can attend the platinum jubilee. No such luck, but I’m grateful to view these videos on TH-cam.
We sat under the old Town Hall,about 43 years ago met an old chap who started chatting,we exchanged addresses and he wrote to us the next day,he used to write poems,we kept in touch for years,visited him twice and met his dear wife,till he passed,lovely old chap,Mr Johnson his name,ahhh great to reminisce thank you 😊
Just loved all the informative narration, great stuff and vibe. Well done Tim. Thanks a lot, forgotten how much I miss Windsor since we emigrated to Australia. Brings back many memories
Thanks Tim this was great enjoyed the views of Windsor not feeling too well today but this cheered me up thanks again look forward to the next Yvonne 😊
What a great tour, Tim. I realised that I have been in the closed courtyard next to her majesty’s apartments before when I went to the St George’s Day parade when I was a Queen Scout back in 1999!
Hi Tim My husband works in Windsor. We live 7 miles away from Windsor in a village called Iver village in Buckinghamshire. Been to Windsor millions of times it always impresses me . My husband gets bored with it going every day lol 😀. Thankyou for sharing with us love to you as always Tracey 💕 xxxx Ps: peascod Street is pronounced pescot Street. I know it's weird.
Very nice. Iver Heath is home to the world famous Pinewood Studios. I've been all over England (North and South) but not Buckinghamshire, at least not yet. I love England. I'm from Ontario, Canada, btw.
@@markhirstwood4190 I actually grew up in Iver Heath I've lived in the Ivers all my life . I've seen a few famous faces in my time from filming in pinewood studio's. It's a nice place it's got alot busier now though. Not like it used to be when I was a kid . Unfortunately nothing ever is tough. Thanks for the lovely comment. Tracey xxx
Great vidio ,i lived for 2 years in Windsor ,i worked in Italian restaurant very close to the castle,i have very beautiful memories from this magical place ❤️
Have just watched this super video on MarkFromTheStates channel and wanted to come over to your Channel to say 'thank you' for the tour of the castle and the town. Great job as usual. Always like your videos, always something new to learn.
Wonderful video! Thank you so much for taking us to Windsor Castle! You did a terrific job with filming and commentary! Next time push the button.I'd love to see what happens.I enjoyed the walk through town.Love the tilting building! Love from Vermont
Visiting Windsor castle was such a great honour, I was in absolute awe!! It breaks my heart to think that HM The Queen is no longer with us… we were so lucky to have her as Monarch for 70 glorious years!! It feels as if something is always missing, it's not the same without her... 💔
Lovely video Tim. We loved Windsor. Inside the castle and St George's Church was amazing. I was amazed at how the castle is so integrated into the town. Weird it's opposite a Wetherspoons and a Mcdonalds!
Gorgeous castle! I landed at Heathrow on my way to Israel but never got the chance to tour the palaces and churches/cathedrals. I love the architecture and its landscape. My late mother in law is British and she gifted to me an English Garden with a grotto that I can pray to the Virgin Mary. Rest In Peace! to Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip
Love it! Thank you for sharing your amazing tour video. I´m from Mexico and I´d always dreamed of visiting Windsor and the U.K. I´ll keep watching more. Blessings always...
My home town! So, some local bits to add! Peascod Street is pronounced Pezcud, us Brits don't like to say as its spelt! Monument at the end of the Long Walk is called the Copper Horse and is a statue of King George III. Just to clarify, the station you showed was for Queen Victoria, of the towns 2 stations, that one won the race to be the chosen one! Where the Queen Victoria statue is now, is where hangings and flogging took place back in history!! Glad you enjoyed the visit!
While we're on the topic of minor corrections, it's worth noting that it should be "we Brits". It should still work as a sentence if you remove the "Brits" part, but your sentence would become "us don't like to say it as its spelt". On the other hand, if your sentence was something like "the spelling really messes with us Brits" then "us Brits" would be correct.
TIM, MY HUSBAND AND I LOVE YOUR VIDEO'S.!!! IT WAS GREAT THAT YOU TOOK YOUR TIME AND DESCRIBED WHAT WE MIGHT HAVE MISSED.!!! CLOSE UPS ON MENU'S AND PRICE TAGS WOULD BE GREAT. THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO.💝🎥👍
I'm 65 years old and ever since I was a young boy I've wanted to visit England. Oh I must get there and Windsor Castle would be on my list. Europe several times, South America several times, all over my native U.S. but not England? I must be crazy.
Great video, my friend did lived across the Theems, and another live in Windsor Castle, down the shopping street, it was always fun visit them. We also saw the room where Charles and Diana married for the law. and now the Queen is past, how they are calling the Queens swans in the Theems… and there are two train stations, but the Windsor Castle station is the best, with his old buildings, the other is near the Theems is just common.
It’s such a beautiful place we went there and did the tour St George’s church Is so peaceful the Queen mother rests in there we saw it and the lady said Prince Charles puts flowers on every week don’t know if he still does a fascinating video really enjoyed it till the next one 😊
This was brilliant! Never actually been into the castle. Definitely would like to go inside. Pretty cool the Queen was there… kinda surreal too I’m sure!
This is my favorite place when I go to London. Last trip I spent the night at the hotel across the st. I could sit in the window seat and see the walls and Queen Victoria statue. Ate at horse and groom pub. Love Windsor😊
I went to Windsor Castle and we saw the Queen Mary's Dollshouse, the Crown Jewels and the tour areas. We arrived late and had to be out in a certain time. It's not allowed to dawdle through the Crown Jewels. We wandered happily in the rown. Lovely . Lovely channel, 5hank you. 🙏🕊🌹💞
Another great tour Tim and such great timing too . You do a really good job Tim taking, us on so many walks all over the country . I’m unable to go to places and walk for hours like I would of in the past due to Osteoarthritis in my back so, my bad back and I Thankyou for doing this . Have a good Jubilee weekend Tim 🇬🇧
Reminds me very much of my own house except in the West Wing we haven't got around to removing the Artex off all the ceilings and part of the lawn is a bit ropey as my extension lead doesn't allow me to get to the far end with the strimmer. Other than that they are identical ha ha ha ha
Ahhh it’s Pestcod street not Peas cod street. The quadrangle in the castle was used for jousting. When you look at the round tower it’s in three parts the lower part was the medieval section then the second and third was the King George’s extensions. The house is called the crooked house. Royal Mail had a blue van to go alongside the box to celebrate the first landing of the air mail letter. You missed out the town hall designed by Sir Christopher Wren. I remember when the station was a station. You can see it in some of the carry on films. I used the ticket office to buy train tickets. The large canopy at the station was built for for Queen Victorias diamond jubilee so see could inspect the troops without getting wet. The Copper horse is at the end of the long walk. A statue of George 111. You get a great view of Windsor from there.
Hi Tim My brother in law is actually the owner of the cinnamon Cafe which you called into (the one with the ticket hall). The train tracks ran from the current station straight through cafe neto and stopped right outside the cafe. The front was once a bust bus rank and was a main transport link. Its also featured in the film 'carry on loving' in its original form. Absolutely loved this video. Windsor is a truly amazing place!
Also visited & did both tours of Windsor Castle & Buck Palace years ago - have to say at time I think Windsor was more the impressive experience & back then felt like there was a lot more to see. Would still highly recommend both
I've been to Windsor a few times but never got to see inside the Castle, must do that one day. I do remember the parking was a bit pricey, I don't know what you thought.
Me and my family visited here and after we got a boat ride and fed the swans from the boat windows , was a perfect end to a beautiful day out xx but your timings Tim really sets off my anxiety lol 😆😆 stop being late lol 😆😆😆
Great tour Tim, which brings back so much childhood memories since I grew up in London. I love those individual audio guided tours since I can do them at my pace. I also love to linger in some spots of such a place. St. Georges chapel is rather familiar to me due to Prince Philips funeral. As well as the lawn where his empty carriage with horses stood at the corner. And I think that the Queen will not walk through those beautiful gardens due to her mobility issues. Which has me in deep sorrow just like some British people .
My parents got to go around both Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace on the first week in September 1997, so saw all the flowers outside the Palace. From your video, you don't realize how close the Castle is to the shops, convenient for residents to pop out for bread and marmalade.
Brilliant video as always Tim keep them coming…..👍 Quick question for you: as your popular on You tube do locations contact you to ask that you do a video on them? As it must be great publicity for them and your always honest with your opinions? 🤔
Hi Tim, Really enjoyed this video, only been to Windsor once in my life and the queen drove past as we sitting on the grass of that long drive, driving a Range/Land Rover I think followed by royal protection officers in similar vehicles, it must have been around 1972, 70 years is a fine achievement, I was born 3 months after her coronation, many years ago now, she has served us very well, my wife watched the video with me and she was enthralled by it, she’s a real royal supporter, me less so, anyway thank you for such a lovely tour , thoroughly enjoyed it
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If i had all that wealth and money i would do some good with it, it's like Boris Johnson burning a £50 note in front of a homeless person
Hi how easy is it to stop and visit the Queen? I would like to have tea with her. How can I schedule that?
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No problem.
Most people die when they’re 80-85.
Great video! We just returned to the US after spending the entire Platinum Jubilee week in London. We toured WC on Friday, June 3rd while the Queen was also in residence, and we have a simple, one word theory regarding your question about why no photography/filming is permitted in St. George's Chapel: Respect. The chapel is, after all, the burial place of no less than 10 of Her Majesty's monarchial ancestors and predecessors, not least of which is the tomb of her father, mother, and sister (ashes only). Indeed, while we observed wardens walking throughout the chapel, only one was stationed on a specific spot - at the entrance to her parent's tomb. No chance of sneaky photography at this spot, thank you very much. And it doesn't take a lot of imagination to appreciate that this royal tomb will eventually be the final resting place for the Queen and Prince Philip, for a careful observer sees there is just enough room for the addition of two more names on George VI and Queen Elizabeth's black tombstone. So although we were pleased to find that photography is finally permitted inside Westminster Abbey, it's understandable why the Queen wishes for no images to be made inside her family's private chapel.
thanks for the insight
This video and the long Bank Holiday is what really got me excited for the jubilee!! Great video as usual!
That's kind of you to say
I’ve just returned to Australia from an amazing trip to the UK, and Windsor was our first stop. Amazing history, and wonderful to put locations in perspective. Thank you for sharing.
You are welcome thanks for watching
Hi Tim. Having a look at your new vid. I loved Windsor when I was there three years ago. Windsor Station is gorgeous and the castle and grounds spectacular. Enjoy.
Glad you enjoyed it
Wishing the Queen a wonderful Jubilee🌹
me too!
@@WalkWithMeTim hope the weather holds for everyone Tim.☀️
Loved your Windsor Castle video Tim,looks a very interesting place,shame you didn't see the Queen while you were there.Thankyou for a very interesting video.
70 years seems like such a long time to me, but then again I am only 23, but she does a wonderful job and I have nothing but respect for her.
agree!
bootlicker.
I agree and I’m 35 but will be 36 3 weeks today.
@@jackwatsonepic626 it’s not a competition love
@@jackwatsonepic626very self explanatory - read it again …
That was a brilliant video of the tour of Windsor and inside,so much to see there.
Thanks Steven
Thanks for sharing Tim!! I was hoping to get last minute cheap tickets to England so I can attend the platinum jubilee. No such luck, but I’m grateful to view these videos on TH-cam.
So sorry for you it's a moment in history
Wow. This was so awesome. I just return to the U.S. from Windsor. What a joy. I am ready to return back to England. 😃
thanks for watching! whew abouts in the US
@@WalkWithMeTim San Antonio Texas 🤠
This was probably the highlight of my trip to London. Absolutely gorgeous place. I wish I was there right now.
agree
I worked for Royal Mail Windsor and often emptied that post box.
This brings back so many lovely memories ,it's a beautiful place to visit thanks Tim lovely 😍
You are very welcome
We sat under the old Town Hall,about 43 years ago met an old chap who started chatting,we exchanged addresses and he wrote to us the next day,he used to write poems,we kept in touch for years,visited him twice and met his dear wife,till he passed,lovely old chap,Mr Johnson his name,ahhh great to reminisce thank you 😊
Intriguing video. I also found Sandringham to be inspiring when I visited. Cheers for such a great tour, Tim! 👍
Yes I love too
Just loved all the informative narration, great stuff and vibe.
Well done Tim.
Thanks a lot, forgotten how much I miss Windsor since we emigrated to Australia. Brings back many memories
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If i had all that wealth and money i would do some good with it, it's like Boris Johnson burning a £50 note in front of a homeless person
Love this walk through. Seeing the Windsor Castle in person in 2006 was a surreal experience. Thank you for the reminder. 💖RIP Queen Elizabeth II 💔
Once again loved this walk Tim. Fabulous 👏👏👏
Thanks Gilly
hi can we make secret relation
Thanks Tim this was great enjoyed the views of Windsor not feeling too well today but this cheered me up thanks again look forward to the next Yvonne 😊
Thanks Yvonne
Wonderful vlog Tim, we plan to visit later this month. x
Thanks Caroline
hi can we friends secretly relation
What a great tour, Tim. I realised that I have been in the closed courtyard next to her majesty’s apartments before when I went to the St George’s Day parade when I was a Queen Scout back in 1999!
wow i felt starstruck knowing i was so close
If i had all that wealth and money i would do some good with it, it's like Boris Johnson burning a £50 note in front of a homeless person
Hi Tim My husband works in Windsor. We live 7 miles away from Windsor in a village called Iver village in Buckinghamshire. Been to Windsor millions of times it always impresses me . My husband gets bored with it going every day lol 😀. Thankyou for sharing with us love to you as always Tracey 💕 xxxx Ps: peascod Street is pronounced pescot Street. I know it's weird.
oh nooo sorry Tracy lol
@@WalkWithMeTim Oh don't be sorry everyone pronounces it wrong lol 😊 Xxx
Very nice. Iver Heath is home to the world famous Pinewood Studios. I've been all over England (North and South) but not Buckinghamshire, at least not yet. I love England. I'm from Ontario, Canada, btw.
@@markhirstwood4190 I actually grew up in Iver Heath I've lived in the Ivers all my life . I've seen a few famous faces in my time from filming in pinewood studio's. It's a nice place it's got alot busier now though. Not like it used to be when I was a kid . Unfortunately nothing ever is tough. Thanks for the lovely comment. Tracey xxx
I went here yesterday. Lovely place. Wish I could of got photos of inside as was stunning
Great vidio ,i lived for 2 years in Windsor ,i worked in Italian restaurant very close to the castle,i have very beautiful memories from this magical place ❤️
Really enjoyed watching this.
Never really thought of going there until I watched this. Will be making plans to do so in the near future.
Thanks Tim 👍
thanks .. you should its amazing
Have just watched this super video on MarkFromTheStates channel and wanted to come over to your Channel to say 'thank you' for the tour of the castle and the town. Great job as usual. Always like your videos, always something new to learn.
Gosh doesn’t it all seem so grand! Makes ya proud to be British
It does .. when's out invites for tea
@William Dryden ashamed????
Wow! Thank you so much for this wonderful tour.
Sorry I couldn't make the premiere but really enjoyed seeing Windsor again. Used to go all the time when we lived down there, happy memories 🙂
No worries.. foxy
One of these days, maybe I will be lucky to visit there, and The Holy Land! I will have to win the lottery!!
Amazing, the restoration after the fire was incredible!
i know so beautiful
Wonderful video! Thank you so much for taking us to Windsor Castle! You did a terrific job with filming and commentary! Next time push the button.I'd love to see what happens.I enjoyed the walk through town.Love the tilting building! Love from Vermont
Thank you so much!
can we friends for loe
Visiting Windsor castle was such a great honour, I was in absolute awe!! It breaks my heart to think that HM The Queen is no longer with us… we were so lucky to have her as Monarch for 70 glorious years!! It feels as if something is always missing, it's not the same without her... 💔
Awesome tour thanks Tim,such pretty grounds ,and fancy village too,.
You are welcome 😀
hi can we friends ?
Excellent Tim !
Thanks Michael
Thanks Tim, great video, I loved it. Brilliant!! 👍 keep them coming. 🙂❤️
Thank you! Will do!
i love our history in this country there is so much to see ! :)
Agree
Thankyou Tim very interesting this is the first time I have caught your programme excellent
You are very welcome hope you have subscribed :-)
This is a GREAT video! Your “video tour” was extensive and interesting. Well done!!!!
Thanks judy
Ohh Tim you are the best Vlogger...so very interesting and informative.....i must go there one day.
Wow, thanks
Great Vid Tim really enjoyed it it’s going to be quite the weekend of celebrating for HM The Queen
indeed ross
Hehe loved that Tim especially the handshake with the queen . That's a great castle , been there once years ago and you did a great tour :)
lol at least i can say i meet her :-)
Lovely video Tim. We loved Windsor. Inside the castle and St George's Church was amazing. I was amazed at how the castle is so integrated into the town. Weird it's opposite a Wetherspoons and a Mcdonalds!
Lol I know looks out of place
This was so great! Ty for posting it!
you are welcome
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Welcome
Nice video Tim!! I also enjoy your Lives you do.
I appreciate that!
Gorgeous castle! I landed at Heathrow on my way to Israel but never got the chance to tour the palaces and churches/cathedrals. I love the architecture and its landscape. My late mother in law is British and she gifted to me an English Garden with a grotto that I can pray to the Virgin Mary. Rest In Peace! to Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip
This video is brilliant. Thankyou.
Thanks for watching david
RIP Queen Elizabeth. Job well done. 🙂
Love it! Thank you for sharing your amazing tour video. I´m from Mexico and I´d always dreamed of visiting Windsor and the U.K. I´ll keep watching more. Blessings always...
thank you
My home town! So, some local bits to add!
Peascod Street is pronounced Pezcud, us Brits don't like to say as its spelt!
Monument at the end of the Long Walk is called the Copper Horse and is a statue of King George III.
Just to clarify, the station you showed was for Queen Victoria, of the towns 2 stations, that one won the race to be the chosen one!
Where the Queen Victoria statue is now, is where hangings and flogging took place back in history!!
Glad you enjoyed the visit!
Thanks Christine
While we're on the topic of minor corrections, it's worth noting that it should be "we Brits". It should still work as a sentence if you remove the "Brits" part, but your sentence would become "us don't like to say it as its spelt". On the other hand, if your sentence was something like "the spelling really messes with us Brits" then "us Brits" would be correct.
@@clonkex My apologies, I didn't mean to cause offence so tried to keep things casual.
@@christinepreston8642 No offence caused (unless I offended you, I can't tell). I was just being "that guy" and pointing out a common mistake.
Was there last week amazing castle but too fast to enjoy thanks your video I saw much better good memories from my travel thanks so much again🥰🇬🇧👍
TIM, MY HUSBAND AND I LOVE YOUR VIDEO'S.!!! IT WAS GREAT THAT YOU TOOK YOUR TIME AND DESCRIBED WHAT WE MIGHT HAVE MISSED.!!! CLOSE UPS ON MENU'S AND PRICE TAGS WOULD BE GREAT. THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO.💝🎥👍
Great vid Tim as always!
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm 65 years old and ever since I was a young boy I've wanted to visit England.
Oh I must get there and Windsor Castle would be on my list.
Europe several times, South America several times, all over my native U.S. but not England?
I must be crazy.
Lovely tour thank you 😊
Great video, my friend did lived across the Theems, and another live in Windsor Castle, down the shopping street, it was always fun visit them. We also saw the room where Charles and Diana married for the law. and now the Queen is past, how they are calling the Queens swans in the Theems… and there are two train stations, but the Windsor Castle station is the best, with his old buildings, the other is near the Theems is just common.
It’s such a beautiful place we went there and did the tour St George’s church Is so peaceful the Queen mother rests in there we saw it and the lady said Prince Charles puts flowers on every week don’t know if he still does a fascinating video really enjoyed it till the next one 😊
thanks June
Philip is there too I believe
I'll bet Prince, now King Charles still puts those flowers there.
He seems like a very nice man.
@@thejerseyj5479 I agree all his staff at Highgrove 😊have the utter respect for him it’s well worth going
This was brilliant! Never actually been into the castle. Definitely would like to go inside. Pretty cool the Queen was there… kinda surreal too I’m sure!
yes knowing she was so close
woooohooo another awesome video!
lol
This is my favorite place when I go to London. Last trip I spent the night at the hotel across the st. I could sit in the window seat and see the walls and Queen Victoria statue. Ate at horse and groom pub. Love Windsor😊
I went to Windsor Castle and we saw the Queen Mary's Dollshouse, the Crown Jewels and the tour areas. We arrived late and had to be out in a certain time. It's not allowed to dawdle through the Crown Jewels. We wandered happily in the rown. Lovely . Lovely channel, 5hank you. 🙏🕊🌹💞
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Another great tour Tim and such great timing too . You do a really good job Tim taking, us on so many walks all over the country . I’m unable to go to places and walk for hours like I would of in the past due to Osteoarthritis in my back so, my bad back and I Thankyou for doing this .
Have a good Jubilee weekend Tim 🇬🇧
That's exactly why i do the videos .. I'm glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic Tim👍👍👍
hear hear lol
I love your videos. I always enjoy watching them. Thank you.
thanks means a lot
Excellent job Tim. 👏🏿
thanks ;-)
Reminds me very much of my own house except in the West Wing we haven't got around to removing the Artex off all the ceilings and part of the lawn is a bit ropey as my extension lead doesn't allow me to get to the far end with the strimmer. Other than that they are identical ha ha ha ha
Lol
Excellent video once again 👏
Thanks Paul
Ahhh it’s Pestcod street not Peas cod street. The quadrangle in the castle was used for jousting. When you look at the round tower it’s in three parts the lower part was the medieval section then the second and third was the King George’s extensions. The house is called the crooked house. Royal Mail had a blue van to go alongside the box to celebrate the first landing of the air mail letter. You missed out the town hall designed by Sir Christopher Wren. I remember when the station was a station. You can see it in some of the carry on films. I used the ticket office to buy train tickets. The large canopy at the station was built for for Queen Victorias diamond jubilee so see could inspect the troops without getting wet. The Copper horse is at the end of the long walk. A statue of George 111. You get a great view of Windsor from there.
Sorry I missed you Tim.. Cooking in the kitchen today. It looks amazing there. Thanks Tim.👍
Hope you enjoy
Hi Tim
My brother in law is actually the owner of the cinnamon Cafe which you called into (the one with the ticket hall). The train tracks ran from the current station straight through cafe neto and stopped right outside the cafe. The front was once a bust bus rank and was a main transport link. Its also featured in the film 'carry on loving' in its original form. Absolutely loved this video. Windsor is a truly amazing place!
i think i meet him lol
I really love the village of Windsor. And that huge beautiful castle is so great. Love this👍💞🤩😍🇿🇲🇿🇲
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for sharing! watched from Japan.
Thanks for watching!
Brilliant video
i thought so :-)
Also visited & did both tours of Windsor Castle & Buck Palace years ago - have to say at time I think Windsor was more the impressive experience & back then felt like there was a lot more to see. Would still highly recommend both
Have a good and happy jubilee your majesty
:-)
@@WalkWithMeTim respect to her buddy
@@lousweirdworld5347 she's like everyone's nan lol
@@WalkWithMeTim lol true
Amazing architecture-everything is so tastefully made and maintained!
agree
I took the train from London and I had Fish and Chips at one of the restaurants. I loved St. George's Hall, the French flag and the tombs
No way! This is my hometown, gutted I missed you and didn’t spot you!
Nxt time lol
Great video Tim thankyou.Visited there many years ago beautiful place.Ah the privilege of birth! 😁😁😘😘
Absolutely
I've been to Windsor a few times but never got to see inside the Castle, must do that one day. I do remember the parking was a bit pricey, I don't know what you thought.
yes some are very expensive
Spectacular
agree
Me and my family visited here and after we got a boat ride and fed the swans from the boat windows , was a perfect end to a beautiful day out xx but your timings Tim really sets off my anxiety lol 😆😆 stop being late lol 😆😆😆
Thank you nice video..
thanks for watching and a nice comment
Great tour Tim, which brings back so much childhood memories since I grew up in London. I love those individual audio guided tours since I can do them at my pace. I also love to linger in some spots of such a place. St. Georges chapel is rather familiar to me due to Prince Philips funeral. As well as the lawn where his empty carriage with horses stood at the corner. And I think that the Queen will not walk through those beautiful gardens due to her mobility issues. Which has me in deep sorrow just like some British people .
yes I know it's a shame to see here like this .. but time waits for no man :-(
Exquisite Castle. Fit for a Queen 👸
Yes indeed!
I’m I live Florida in America I would love to visit there it’s beautiful
Wow 60p to make a phone call, I must be older than you; I can remember when it was 2p! 😀 Great video, I've never been so I enjoyed it very much
2p omg in a phone box wow
Early 70s 👍
I loved seeing the dollhouse.
Hi Tim. Theres alot of our post boxes with knitted covers on top with crowns
I've noticed a few
My parents got to go around both Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace on the first week in September 1997, so saw all the flowers outside the Palace.
From your video, you don't realize how close the Castle is to the shops, convenient for residents to pop out for bread and marmalade.
yes agree very ...lol
Yes, but I am surprised the residents do not wrap their marmalade sandwiches in paper, before putting it into their handbag.
@@brontewcat The marmalade would not dare leak into the Queens handbag.
She was such a delight wasn't she ?
We'll miss her
very cool thank you
Please go back to Windsor and do another video of attractions around the area like the river cruises and things 😄
Brilliant video as always Tim keep them coming…..👍 Quick question for you: as your popular on You tube do locations contact you to ask that you do a video on them? As it must be great publicity for them and your always honest with your opinions? 🤔
thanks, Chris .. no not as yet::-)
What a place!
i know right!
My Dad was a Coldstream guard in the 60s and 70s he guarded this place and Buckingham Palace
Hi Tim, Really enjoyed this video, only been to Windsor once in my life and the queen drove past as we sitting on the grass of that long drive, driving a Range/Land Rover I think followed by royal protection officers in similar vehicles, it must have been around 1972, 70 years is a fine achievement, I was born 3 months after her coronation, many years ago now, she has served us very well, my wife watched the video with me and she was enthralled by it, she’s a real royal supporter, me less so, anyway thank you for such a lovely tour , thoroughly enjoyed it
wow that's kind of you to say Michael
Muchas gracias, un sitio encantador de mucha historia 😍👍❣️🍀
Been there twice a very long time ao ,it's very interesting inside
yes its lovely
I went here in 2019 & had a great time! Ate inside that McDonalds you mention and walk by at the beginning of the video! Lol
lol