London walk: Richmond upon Thames walk - Part 2 Richmond Hill and Richmond Park - narrated
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- From Richmond Riverside to Richmond Hill and into Richmond Park.
In Part Two of this narrated Richmond walk, we start at Richmond Bridge and head up Richmond Hill, taking a detour around the backstreets before taking in the views of the Thames at the top of Richmond Hill and onto Richmond Park.
Walk duration: 45 minutes
Route timestamps:
00:30 Richmond Bridge
00:38 Richmond Road
01:12 Hill Street
01:52 Hill Rise
05:27 The Vineyard
08:01 Crossing The Hermitage
09:54 Crossing Halford Drive
10:26 Crossing Vineyard Passage
10:56 Onslow Road
11:03 Crossing Lancaster Park
11:57 Ellerker Gardens
14:56 Returning to Richmond Hill
17:12 Crossing Cardigan Road
18:24 Terrace Gardens
23:30 Crossing Nightingale Lane
26:21 Crossing Queen's Road
26:58 Star and Garter Hill
28:09 Richmond Park
28:16 Sawyer's Hill
34:13 Queen's Road
41:18 Pembroke Lodge
Information sources used for this video:
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www.theguardia...
www.richmondpar...
www.chasebucha...
blog.nationala...
www.thevineyard...
richmond.gov.u...
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My equipment:
DJI Osmo Pocket
I love your videos; pure nostalgia for me as until 2012. I used to live across the river in Twickenham, just a short walk away. I could listen to your voice all day.
Thank you so much for your kind comment 😊 Glad I could bring back some memories for you!
thanks so much Angela you are my favorite walker all there is beautiful greetings from mexico city!!
Thank you so much Analilia:) All the best, Angela
Thank you for this. Taking a solo trip to London in December. I’m a woman and it will be my first visit there. I live in Richmond Va.
I love this idea that you are from Richmond on the other side of the pond:) The great thing with Richmond is it is on a tube line (at the very end so quite a long way) or by train from Waterloo. I think there is also a bus but that might take a while in traffic. But it's such a walkable area with loads of eateries and shops plus the park of course and riverside. As you can tell, even though I live nearby, this is a walk I really enjoyed. All the best, Angela
✨Absolutley marvelous video! Thank you! New subscriber here!✨
Once again thanks very much for the Richmond videos Angela. Always interested in what you have to say about the places you visit. Even though I spent much of my youth in Richmond I have seen places today's visit I never knew existed!. As usual Angela a great video thank you.
Awww, thank you so much Brian, really appreciate it:) Angela
Finally am able to watch part 2. Sorry it took so long to watch it. Hope your well? Great walk
Thank you:)
Hello Angela. Ibrahim in Canterbury here. Been trying to make time to see your Richmond Part 2 video and will do so today whilst working out on the stationary bike here at home, Now I know in advance my workout will be at least 42 mins, which is a good thing! Totally love what you do by posting these wonderful videos and I will always remember how I got to subscribe to your channel. It was that video you made of Victoria train station. In fact I want to rewatch that. There's just something so awe inspiring and rather cosy about it. Yes, cosy about a railway station! And a very fine station it is too! In fact, you have inspired me to explore more of London's railway stations...as well as London's markets, as I recall you did a "market" video with a Japanese girl some time ago. Take care and see you on here again!
*UPDATE*
I have since watched your lovely video whilst on the stationary bike. Totally loved it Angela and learned all sorts of new things about Richmond....including where to park and avoid driving into the town centre. I was aware of the gradual traffic calming though the park over the years but very interesting to see in your video. And true to cliche, I did indeed see a few black Range Rovers! Interesting that you mention the different pronounciation of "route". Being dual Brit-Canadian, I've been well aware of this difference on both sides of the Atlantic for a long time. As such, I do believe it's a North American thing and an "import" from over there. It's the same with "Prius" for that model of Toyota.
Good morning and I'm so glad you enjoyed the video:) Glad to give out some useful information too. It's odd when I think how I used to drive through Richmond Park to my job in Putney, although most definitely not in a black Range Rover! And yes of course, you would be well aware of the route/'rowt' debacle. All the best, Angela
Hello Angela Loved the wall. You have mentioned hit me with your rythem stick a 2nd time most be one of your favorite songs. Looking forward to your next walk. Take Care Chris and Sandra of Canada.
So glad you liked the walk Chris and Sandra:) Hmmm, well, I'm not sure it's necessarily one of my favourites, but it definitely reminds me of my youth. The Ian Dury bench still attracts a lot of attention and these days is all very modern with QR codes to listen to his music - here's one guy talking about his 'pilgrimage' to visit it last year: www.myfavouritebench.com/hit-me-with-your-rhythm-stick/ All the best, Angela
I was looking forward to the second part. Amazing content as always!
Thank you so much Yoseph, really glad you liked it:) All the best, Angela
Hi Angela thanks for Another great walk of Richmond and the park as well. I Really enjoyed it very much and just want to mention not. Sure if you knew about it. I heard that Pete Townshend sold the wick house earlier this year for about $21 million (US) . About £15.2 million pounds . As always great filming and Narration Angela and Thanks again for the support you give me.
Michelle Gray
Calgary Alberta Canada
So he decided he didn't want his place - well, in the country or in the suburbs - any more then. The odd thing with that one, what with it being a super-star residence, is that it's right on the street - no space for a garden, security etc, but thick walls to keep people out! All the best, Angela
I've seen 15 minutes of it and I think its a rather beautiful place to live. tomorrow the last 30 min.
but what a nice houses overthere. Still like your videos. What about a Greenwich walk in the future?
but you're the boss ..... I am only a consumer who is inspired by your videos. groeten uit Holland
Hey there Fred, lovely to hear from you and sorry the reply is a little late. I really fancy a Greenwich walk - it's on my longer list of places either before the end of this year or early next year, unless I wait for spring I suppose. There is no such thing as only a consumer - you are THE consumer - no point making videos about stuff no one is interested in any more than there is making cookies no one wants to buy! I hope all is going well with you in Holland. All the best, Angela
Cheers on the menu prices. We visit every few years from Minneapolis and am always in interested in prices of meals. Also, love to see “Coach Lasso” sites.
You are very welcome and yes, I always think that one of the first things any visitor wants to know is what/where to eat and how much to expect to pay. I must admit I had to look up the Coach Lasso thing - genuinely didn't know about the Richmond connection, so thank you for that. And as you're from Minneapolis, can I please quote the Rhoda line to you: "I ran to Minneapolis, where it's cold"... I loved Rhoda:) All the best, Angela
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Glad you liked it:) Angela