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Jools, please, would you consider adding subtitles to your videos. They are beautiful to watch and enjoy, but we can’t rely on the auto generation subtitles to be correct. Please consider being inclusive and getting these fixed - at least in future videos. Thanks
I don't think you got deleted from Instagram. The scummy facebook took over Instagram. When was this upload ? August last year. That would be approxaimate to when the Israeli media controllers did that. Even if you had the dirty facebook or got such it is most likely that one could not recover his or he former Instagram. But, also, it beats me how you got a new Instagram without going through the accursed facebook. I don't, for example, see a facebook link in the liners.
Nerdish fact ...the 24 bus route seen in the video is the oldest unchanged route in London...it's always run from Hampstead Heath to Pimlico using the same roads since 1912!
@@elsschakenbos2988 I am a history teacher in the US; have been to London a number of times and thought I'd make a good Blue Badge, but nobody knows more about London than Joolz!
Mr. Walker: when did you have your walk with Julian? We had our 3+ hour tour on November 29, 2019, a now infamous date in British history (we'll get to that later). What part of London did you tour? We focused on the Courts area and Fleet Street. We agree that in person, Julian is exactly like what one sees in his videos, and more. He presents as everyone's favorite uncle. Indeed, he was recognized no less than 3 separate times during our stroll. Can't wait for the next opportunity to cross the pond and walk London with this exceptional man. Finally, an interesting footnote to our stroll: Being the chatty type myself, Julian and I ended our tour a bit past schedule therefore he ended up being nearly 30 minutes late to his rendezvous on London Bridge. I've since half-joked with him that "I saved your life that day" because if not for my blathering on and on, Julian would most certainly have been present on the bridge just as the fatal terrorist attack commenced. Finally, to get us current, we're hoping for a new release this coming Sunday, May 16, 2021. Pip, pip and tallyho!
Can’t wait for all this Covid mess to be behind us and I can come back to London and see the sights for myself again. Meanwhile this is a great way to enjoy one of my favourite towns in the world. Thank you!
As a matter of fact I am watching this from Australia and my ancestor James Squire may well have touched that bollard on his way to transportation to Oz and subsequent achieving of legend status as the first beer brewer in the colony.
@David P. Nice story David but, sorry to mention, the presenter got the history wrong. POM is an acronym for Prisoners of Millbank (where the institution once stood); Pimlico is an adjacent district.
Brilliant as always Joolz. As a born n bred Londoner and now I'm ever so slightly middle aged, I'm interested in the history it's steeped in, your guides fascinate me. I've walked around most of London over the years, its the facts you give us that keep me hooked to your channel. Love it. Thanks Joolz. x
This was wonderful. I spent several happy years living in Pimlico. I go back whenever visiting London and apart from the small shopping streets, the area never really changes. Thanks Joolz.
it's like the whole city is one giant easter egg. What I loved during my visit was how you could just keep walking in for hours in any direction and never run out of stuff to see.
I lived in Pimlico in the early 1960’s, sharing a flat with four other nurses, near Dolphin Square. It was a fun period in my life, but I truly wish that I had made an effort to discover all the interesting historical places in the area. Being interested in art I did spend many hours in the Tate. Thank you for a small peek back into my time there.
My father was there for the scene in "Passport to Pimlico" when passengers on passing train threw food packages to stranded residents 😁 Great show Joolz
Yes passport to pimlico, the set was on the Lambeth walk, my father told me he watched it being filmed on his way to and from work on his bicycle. The tube bits were what your dad saw filmed.👍🇬🇧
Wrong side of the Thames. It was filmed in Lambeth (largely). The Pimlico I grew up in was hard to access but had houses that looked far to posh despite being decayed and in multiple occupation.
I do so look forward to your ramblings, Julian, and I mean the narrative as well as the stroll. All kidding aside. You have a wealth of information to share and the ability to do so well. Enjoy each immensely.
That tunnel at 4.23 looks as though it could have inspired "The Cask Of Amontillado" by Edgar Allen Poe. I lived in Pimlico for 9 years and never knew any of this stuff.
Was lovely meeting you on this day on my own turf. Ps bram stoker's home is behind Kings Road opposite the recreation field facing the Royal Chelsea hospital in a mini enclave. Jenna x
The BEST story about Millbank Prison, is the suggestion that it is the derivation of the term that Australians use for us Brits - 'Poms' ! The story is that every Prisoner wore a Shirt with 'Prisoner of Millbank' on it, - or 'POM' for short !
I always look forward to your videos with great enthusiasm Joolz! I am a born and bred Londoner whom is just about managing to continue living in London with the ever rising costs (33 years for my sins), but I always learn something new about the rich and varied history of my home city. Thank you for all of the work you and your team put into these wonderful, informative videos. Much appreciated!
oooh its interesting seeing Chelsea College of Arts here, as someone who would be studying there in Oct and is now half way across the globe in New Zealand...
Awesome as always !!! I love when your sister is on because the banter that y'all have is always great !!!! I'm Glad yall are doing good through all of this , keep the videos coming !!!!
Thank you and your team for making these TH-cam videos. I'm economically challenged and not able to visit London. Your great presentation and knowledge of your subject matter always make these videos so fun to watch. Your Sister also totally rocks.
Pimlico born and bred, I found this to be a fascinating insight into my home territory. The site of Pimlico School, now Academy, was cleared of several streets of stucco style housing (though not in good condition at the time of demolition).
I lived there 1991-2000 and there was a street of houses which were just a facade propped up with timber, maybe WW2 damage ? They pulled it down and built houses in the same style.
@@lewisner There was a lot of infill in and around Pimlico - all done quite piecemeal, so that is entirely possible. The site of the school was completely cleared so that the school was open to pupils in 1970 or 1971.
Oh Julian, thank you so much for highlighting RHC! My Dad was a Chelsea Pensioner and seeing RHC brought back some wonderful memories! Your tours are marvelous and I can't stop watching them! Love from London, Canada!
Another wonderful vid! Loved seeing the woman from Romania who was actually from Sighișoara, the birthplace of the original Dracula, Vladislaus Dragwlya, 15th Century Prince of Wallachia. Otherwise known as Vlad the Impaler. Went there last year, gorgeous little medieval citadel. Most of the Romanians I know are sick to death of being asked if they're vampires, so it was nice she was of good humour about it. One of my best friends is from Transylvania and when I first met him and asked him where he's from he said all in one breath "Transylvania-god-please-don't-ask-me-about-vampires." lol. Love ya RO! 🇷🇴 gorgeous place, wonderful people, delicious food.
Hello Jules all the way from Melbourne Australia. I discovered your channel whilst looking for anything about London and the history of the city. We are in Lockdown at the moment, and your tours keep me entertained and sane through this crazy time we are in. Love your work! Looking forward to my London trip next year hopefully - fingers crossed! :)
Enjoyed this immensely!! Great enthusiasm!!! Perfect video for a sunny morning off on my deck while I drink my coffee. Wish I had a Chelsea Bun!!! Greetings from Asheville , NC!!!
5:41 - Another Australian connection, William Huskisson was Secretary of State for the Colonies, which is why there's a seaside holiday resort town named after him on the South Coast of New South Wales (3 hours from Sydney). It's on Jervis Bay, named after Admiral of the Fleet Sir John Jervis.
You're looking very spiffy and summery!! I love your walks! As a frequent visitor to London from Canada, I watch to say 'hey, I know that place!', and devour places I've yet to explore. But now I know of, thanks to you!
Thank you for reminding me about Aubrey Beardsley exhibition in the Tate gallery. because of lockdawn I completely forgot about it, luckily I managed to buy the ticket😊
I love all of these videos , but I especially love the ones with Louisa , his sister , Lil lost Lou , in them !! They interact and gave a banter that makes it even more interesting
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 If you enjoy watching my films why not throw me a one-off contribution via paypal! www.paypal.me/julianmcdonnell Or if you want to chip in a couple of ££ a month you can support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/joolzguides Or contact me on my website for a private guided tour of London joolzguides.com/ Thanks everyone....one of these days I'll be a star!!!!!!!
Another great video. I have always loved London and got a bit of an intimate knowledge of it working as a cycle courier in the 80s. I now live in NZ and sustain myself with books and videos about anything London. They even publish an Open House London book I got from our Library. What a dream it would be to go on holiday there during an Open House event. Maybe even find that Chelsea Bun shop.. Bliss.
Hi from Thailand, enjoying your stuff drinking German Beer, very educational too...Pimlico named after a style of Beer, love London and all its History.
Just brilliant and so informative...I lived in London for many years...but I've learned more in 25 minutes than all those years I lived there..Joolz should be on main stream TV...fantastic job Joolz
What a great channel, I was born in Pimlico ( Churchill Gardens ) God Bless Post War Social Housing !!! I don't know much about the area as my parents moved us to kent in 1966 ... Your efforts are much appreciated
Hi Joolz - In 2017 my wife and I stayed at Dolphin Square (or is it Court?) for two weeks. I recommend it. If you walk to Pimlico station there is a nice little cafe where we had quite a few cappuccinos. Pimlico is a great suburb and it was a pleasure staying there. We also visited the Tate. I have watched many of your London walks and love every one. Best wishes from Tom in Australia.
wow these are the streets I know and love. I never knew they opened the pumping station on open house weekend so will have to look out for that. Very informative
Stumbled across this chap by accident, fortunately. Quite superb, Joolz. I'm very lucky that I now have some many videos to catch up on. Certainly beats Netflix, to be honest!
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
Jools, please, would you consider adding subtitles to your videos. They are beautiful to watch and enjoy, but we can’t rely on the auto generation subtitles to be correct. Please consider being inclusive and getting these fixed - at least in future videos.
Thanks
I don't think you got deleted from Instagram. The scummy facebook took over Instagram. When was this upload ? August last year. That would be approxaimate to when the Israeli media controllers did that. Even if you had the dirty facebook or got such it is most likely that one could not recover his or he former Instagram. But, also, it beats me how you got a new Instagram without going through the accursed facebook. I don't, for example, see a facebook link in the liners.
Nerdish fact ...the 24 bus route seen in the video is the oldest unchanged route in London...it's always run from Hampstead Heath to Pimlico using the same roads since 1912!
Julian, you would be a great history teacher. Never a boring lesson. I love these video's
..sign me up..
Oh Dear, the errant apostrophe strikes again!
I wonder which possessive attribute Els is referring to... 😲
Sort that apostrophe nightmare out!
@@alastair08 ik wist niet dat je kwaad werd . VIDEOS ha ha ha
@@elsschakenbos2988 I am a history teacher in the US; have been to London a number of times and thought I'd make a good Blue Badge, but nobody knows more about London than Joolz!
We took a walk around London with Julian and he's just as he is in his vids. GREAT guy! Every visitor to London should go with Joolz!
Mr. Walker: when did you have your walk with Julian? We had our 3+ hour tour on November 29, 2019, a now infamous date in British history (we'll get to that later). What part of London did you tour? We focused on the Courts area and Fleet Street. We agree that in person, Julian is exactly like what one sees in his videos, and more. He presents as everyone's favorite uncle. Indeed, he was recognized no less than 3 separate times during our stroll. Can't wait for the next opportunity to cross the pond and walk London with this exceptional man. Finally, an interesting footnote to our stroll: Being the chatty type myself, Julian and I ended our tour a bit past schedule therefore he ended up being nearly 30 minutes late to his rendezvous on London Bridge. I've since half-joked with him that "I saved your life that day" because if not for my blathering on and on, Julian would most certainly have been present on the bridge just as the fatal terrorist attack commenced. Finally, to get us current, we're hoping for a new release this coming Sunday, May 16, 2021. Pip, pip and tallyho!
I appreciate you making it easy to pretend I'm in London!
Nice. Can't to visit again myself
Me too. I was finally free to travel, then it became the case that none of us could travel.
Can’t wait for all this Covid mess to be behind us and I can come back to London and see the sights for myself again. Meanwhile this is a great way to enjoy one of my favourite towns in the world. Thank you!
I had live in pimlico for 6 months.
As a matter of fact I am watching this from Australia and my ancestor James Squire may well have touched that bollard on his way to transportation to Oz and subsequent achieving of legend status as the first beer brewer in the colony.
👍👍👍👍
GOOD FOR HIM, DON'T LET THE BARSTARDS GRIND YOU DOWN.
@david p. We're related hahaha
@David P. Nice story David but, sorry to mention, the presenter got the history wrong. POM is an acronym for Prisoners of Millbank (where the institution once stood); Pimlico is an adjacent district.
Brilliant as always Joolz. As a born n bred Londoner and now I'm ever so slightly middle aged, I'm interested in the history it's steeped in, your guides fascinate me. I've walked around most of London over the years, its the facts you give us that keep me hooked to your channel. Love it. Thanks Joolz. x
@Kazza M. Yeah: so 'factual' he couldn't distinguish between Pimlico and the Millbank.
This was wonderful. I spent several happy years living in Pimlico. I go back whenever visiting London and apart from the small shopping streets, the area never really changes. Thanks Joolz.
I had also lived there.
London is endlessly fascinating - especially for the curious. Always a pleasure to watch Joolz Guides.
it's like the whole city is one giant easter egg. What I loved during my visit was how you could just keep walking in for hours in any direction and never run out of stuff to see.
I lived in Pimlico in the early 1960’s, sharing a flat with four other nurses, near Dolphin Square. It was a fun period in my life, but I truly wish that I had made an effort to discover all the interesting historical places in the area. Being interested in art I did spend many hours in the Tate. Thank you for a small peek back into my time there.
One of my ancestors lived in Pimlico. He was William Valentine Wright, and he created Wright's Coal Tar soap.
Love that soap..
@@franmellor9843 The thing is, they no longer make it with coal tar anymore, as the boffins believe it's a carcinogen.
@@gavinhudson3064 strange...can still buy shampoo made with it ..
@@franmellor9843 I think it's synthetic, or they use some kind of compound that mimics the odor.
@@gavinhudson3064 it is still recommended for dermatitis by doctors
My father was there for the scene in "Passport to Pimlico" when passengers on passing train threw food packages to stranded residents 😁
Great show Joolz
Yes passport to pimlico, the set was on the Lambeth walk, my father told me he watched it being filmed on his way to and from work on his bicycle.
The tube bits were what your dad saw filmed.👍🇬🇧
@@masher3618 Is it true that hardly are scenes in Passport to Pimlico was actually filmed in Pimlico.
Wrong side of the Thames. It was filmed in Lambeth (largely). The Pimlico I grew up in was hard to access but had houses that looked far to posh despite being decayed and in multiple occupation.
@@stuart2010ification much of it was filmed in Finsbury Park.
I do so look forward to your ramblings, Julian, and I mean the narrative as well as the stroll. All kidding aside. You have a wealth of information to share and the ability to do so well. Enjoy each immensely.
That tunnel at 4.23 looks as though it could have inspired "The Cask Of Amontillado" by Edgar Allen Poe. I lived in Pimlico for 9 years and never knew any of this stuff.
Kudos for putting such a positive gloss on what is, in reality, hell on Earth.
I was born and bred in Pimlico and yet didn’t know half of this. Thank you!
Used to live in Pimlico. Lot of Stars lived there. William Brambel. Steptoe. Shirley Bassey . And a lot more.
So did I, in Sunderland Street. Great area.
Wilfred Brambell, Steptoe, the old one...
I haven’t watched it all yet, but I’m sure I’ll enjoy as much as all the others lol. They’re wonderful viewing. 😉
Good to see you Joolz.
Was lovely meeting you on this day on my own turf. Ps bram stoker's home is behind Kings Road opposite the recreation field facing the Royal Chelsea hospital in a mini enclave. Jenna x
Its called St leonards terrace it's at the junction of Royal Avenue. The gardens are called Burton Court.
Joolz guides your really good dude well done 👍
The BEST story about Millbank Prison, is the suggestion that it is the derivation of the term that Australians use for us Brits - 'Poms' !
The story is that every Prisoner wore a Shirt with 'Prisoner of Millbank' on it, - or 'POM' for short !
@Jeff somersby But probably Neither. :)
@@philroberts7238 Whinging pom.....lol
I always look forward to your videos with great enthusiasm Joolz! I am a born and bred Londoner whom is just about managing to continue living in London with the ever rising costs (33 years for my sins), but I always learn something new about the rich and varied history of my home city. Thank you for all of the work you and your team put into these wonderful, informative videos. Much appreciated!
Just the thing to watch to start off my Sunday morning. Now I'm off to church. Thank you for your dedication and enthusiasm, it is much appreciated.
Excellent video as always Joolz.
oooh its interesting seeing Chelsea College of Arts here, as someone who would be studying there in Oct and is now half way across the globe in New Zealand...
London is endlessly fascinating. And you do it justice Jools! PS I was born in Pimlico
I live in California, USA. I love and look forward to these videos! Thank you very much!
Joolz guides, food for mind and soul!
Thank you for the walk around our favorite place to stay when visiting London. It's like visiting when we weren't able to travel there this year.
Good to see you Joolzy!! Loved Battersea Park went there as a child from Pretoria South Africa 😇⛲🎉🎊🙏🦍
Awesome as always !!!
I love when your sister is on because the banter that y'all have is always great !!!!
I'm Glad yall are doing good through all of this , keep the videos coming !!!!
I swear I watch this every night so I can learn as I fall asleep thanks dude
Thank you and your team for making these TH-cam videos. I'm economically challenged and not able to visit London. Your great presentation and knowledge of your subject matter always make these videos so fun to watch. Your Sister also totally rocks.
I hope you finances improve and you can pop down to London 👍👍
Pimlico born and bred, I found this to be a fascinating insight into my home territory. The site of Pimlico School, now Academy, was cleared of several streets of stucco style housing (though not in good condition at the time of demolition).
I lived there 1991-2000 and there was a street of houses which were just a facade propped up with timber, maybe WW2 damage ? They pulled it down and built houses in the same style.
@@lewisner There was a lot of infill in and around Pimlico - all done quite piecemeal, so that is entirely possible. The site of the school was completely cleared so that the school was open to pupils in 1970 or 1971.
19@@MO-sv1yw 1970
Oh Julian, thank you so much for highlighting RHC! My Dad was a Chelsea Pensioner and seeing RHC brought back some wonderful memories! Your tours are marvelous and I can't stop watching them! Love from London, Canada!
Couldn't agree more on the lycra 😀
Keep em coming jules....look forward to them!!!
Hurrah, a new Joolz video .... woohoo thumbs up 👍
Handsome Joolz👍😎 thank you for the walk....
Another wonderful vid! Loved seeing the woman from Romania who was actually from Sighișoara, the birthplace of the original Dracula, Vladislaus Dragwlya, 15th Century Prince of Wallachia. Otherwise known as Vlad the Impaler. Went there last year, gorgeous little medieval citadel. Most of the Romanians I know are sick to death of being asked if they're vampires, so it was nice she was of good humour about it. One of my best friends is from Transylvania and when I first met him and asked him where he's from he said all in one breath "Transylvania-god-please-don't-ask-me-about-vampires." lol. Love ya RO! 🇷🇴 gorgeous place, wonderful people, delicious food.
*great man great channel* thank u
Pimlico looks nice the history of the Chelsea bun was interesting 😋
Hello Jules all the way from Melbourne Australia. I discovered your channel whilst looking for anything about London and the history of the city. We are in Lockdown at the moment, and your tours keep me entertained and sane through this crazy time we are in. Love your work! Looking forward to my London trip next year hopefully - fingers crossed! :)
Enjoyed this immensely!! Great enthusiasm!!! Perfect video for a sunny morning off on my deck while I drink my coffee. Wish I had a Chelsea Bun!!! Greetings from Asheville , NC!!!
As always, excellent.
Oh I love a chelsea bun!!
Late June 2021! Rewatching all of Joolz videos for the 5th time lol
Very interesting as always. Quite agree re your Lycra comments.
Pimlico is a great indeed, It´s always a pleasure to walk along its streets.
5:41 - Another Australian connection, William Huskisson was Secretary of State for the Colonies, which is why there's a seaside holiday resort town named after him on the South Coast of New South Wales (3 hours from Sydney). It's on Jervis Bay, named after Admiral of the Fleet Sir John Jervis.
This will be the only way to get a guided tour of London for many years to come. Andy England 🇬🇧👍
You're looking very spiffy and summery!! I love your walks! As a frequent visitor to London from Canada, I watch to say 'hey, I know that place!', and devour places I've yet to explore. But now I know of, thanks to you!
Thank you for reminding me about Aubrey Beardsley exhibition in the Tate gallery. because of lockdawn I completely forgot about it, luckily I managed to buy the ticket😊
Enjoyed the fade out on the bickering. If only life was like video editing!
I love your sisters voice and music!!!!
15:28 Joolz walks off: "aah shaddup..."🤣
I fahkin love this guy! Julian, you are truly a man of universal worth!
thank you for bringing a little bit of London on a Sunday night.
Pip pip tally ho a on a Joolz Guides tour of London I must go.
Julian makes London look so good 😊
Mozart! Love your background music today 😘
My son and I stayed at Dolphin Square (House) back in 2015. We have fond memories of it.
I love all of these videos , but I especially love the ones with Louisa , his sister , Lil lost Lou , in them !! They interact and gave a banter that makes it even more interesting
Yet another fab time 🤠 with "The Master Tour Guide" 👍🏼🏆🌹👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼
Another amazing video by Joolz!!!
I did love thoroughly this one, too!
Very interesting, thank you 😊 👍 🙂
You and your sister are awesome I can’t get enough of your videos keep up the good work
Excellent and fun as always. We demand more!
Another cracking guide, great stuff
As always the best. Thanks
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Thanks everyone....one of these days I'll be a star!!!!!!!
What a great video and on my birthday as well 😎 and you are a star ⭐️
Another good one Jules.
You already are a star, you already are.
New to patreon . Why is it showing in dollars and not sterling? Love every one I’ve seen so. Glad to help and chip in each month to help out.
Love the tours! Great stories and ebullience!
Someday I will walk those streets and byways of Londontown.
You are a breath of fresh air
Your videos never cease to amaze me. I'm beyond enlightened. Keep them coning.
Watching Julien's videos is fun in itself. Going to London would be heaven.
Thanks so much, Julian for your work. Love Joolz Guides , this was a fun one . Cheers
A joy to watch... Bringing Life back to London... Thank You.
Very enjoyable and entertaining .I am already addicted.
Love your videos! Missed out on two trips into London due to covid but will make up for it soon!
Fascinating stuff, Jools. I'm going to jump on a bus and explore very soon!
Another great video. I have always loved London and got a bit of an intimate knowledge of it working as a cycle courier in the 80s. I now live in NZ and sustain myself with books and videos about anything London. They even publish an Open House London book I got from our Library. What a dream it would be to go on holiday there during an Open House event. Maybe even find that Chelsea Bun shop.. Bliss.
Hi from Thailand, enjoying your stuff drinking German Beer, very educational too...Pimlico named after a style of Beer, love London and all its History.
Loved this show. Helps me remember England 🇨🇦
Just brilliant and so informative...I lived in London for many years...but I've learned more in 25 minutes than all those years I lived there..Joolz should be on main stream TV...fantastic job Joolz
What a great channel, I was born in Pimlico ( Churchill Gardens ) God Bless Post War Social Housing !!! I don't know much about the area as my parents moved us to kent in 1966 ... Your efforts are much appreciated
Wonderful, thank you for the insight and speaking so favourably about the superb illustrations by Aubrey.
Thank you so much for your wonderful London Walks
Mary 🇨🇦
Hi Joolz - In 2017 my wife and I stayed at Dolphin Square (or is it Court?) for two weeks. I recommend it. If you walk to Pimlico station there is a nice little cafe where we had quite a few cappuccinos. Pimlico is a great suburb and it was a pleasure staying there. We also visited the Tate. I have watched many of your London walks and love every one. Best wishes from Tom in Australia.
Best TH-cam channel by far.
These videos are so enjoyable
Your videos are fantastic. Greatest city in the entire world!!
wow these are the streets I know and love. I never knew they opened the pumping station on open house weekend so will have to look out for that. Very informative
Stumbled across this chap by accident, fortunately. Quite superb, Joolz. I'm very lucky that I now have some many videos to catch up on. Certainly beats Netflix, to be honest!
I watched this in Brisbane, Australia!
Brilliant Julian! Absolutely spiffing !!
Another excellent video. So much fun! So much history! You could do this for a living!
This video is a much needed tonic! Thank you for creating it!
Thank you for another most entertaining and informative video.