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@tinaeitel5792 Thanks Tina, glad you enjoyed!

@@marcusvictor1559 Thanks Marcus, appreciate that suggestion! I'm not gr4at with technology tbh. That does indeed "work very well." Great suggestion, & much appreciated!

@sessionskeith Ah, that's lovely to hear. Thanks, Keith! I'm glad you enjoyed the tour, mate. London is beautiful, at that particular time of the evening, isn't it. You're more than welcome! Thanks for the likes & lovely comments on the videos. Much appreciated 👍

@chrishughes1103 Ah, thanks Chris "really appreciate that lovely comment." It's a pleasure to share London's interesting history,"especially the lives of past Londoners." Glad you enjoy them! There'll be a few more of these = from the Bermondsey to Rotherhithe area, which accompany church tour videos. Thanks again for the lovely comment & likes, Chris 👍

@sessionskeith Afternoon Keith. No, the Spaniards Inn, is on my list "but I've not covered it yet." Hadn't heard of Jack Straws Castle, before tbh! So will look the history of that one up "cheers mate, appreciate that." Love a proper old pub 👌

@@londonluke6487 Spaniards Inn, great old pub famous for Dick Turpin whose father owned the pub (1600s). I've looked up Jack Straws Castle (last went there 1982) and it has been closed as a pub/restaurant and turned into flats. Just 15 minute walk from Spaniard's Inn. Jack Straw was a leader of the revolt of 1381 (so many injustices that continued to this very day). Hampstead Heath great place (Old Bull and Bush pub). I have memories of 1948 London Olympics. The ski high jump was set up in Hampstead with manufactured ice. Memories of days gone by including London dock lands. I love your tours. Makes me young again and they are always full of new and interesting informatin. All the very best, Luke

@sessionskeith Thanks Keith, glad you enjoyed it! You're more than welcome, mate. = It's a pleasure to share history like this! 👍

@cosborne2614 Ah, thanks for such a lovely comment! Really appreciate that + glad you enjoy them! I find the historical research & info gathering process "just an interesting/enjoyable, as filming the tour itself." A few more of these from the Bermondsey to Rotherhithe area, to come yet = Which accompany church tour videos. Thanks again for the lovely comments & likes on the videos! Much appreciated 👍

@JaneKaplun-js4lp I agree with you entirely on that!! The trouble comes "with getting royal consent, for 1 exhumation, let alone several." It would be the best & most accurate solution. The late Queen "was always reluctant to grant consent for royal exhumations = lest the same should happen to her or others, in the future" she didn't want to set a Precedent. Apparently King Charles, is more open to the idea = So 🤞.

@tonyocallaghan1005 Hi Tony. Nice to hear from you mate = Hope all is well with You & Your Mum? Having a few health issues atm "irregular heartbeat + a bad flare-up with my scoliosis" & my Dad has been in hospital recently. So, a hell of a lot going on. Ah, thanks mate "glad you're both still enjoying them." Take care & best wishes to You & Your Mum 👍

@@londonluke6487 Luke sorry to hear your having bad time at the moment life can be tough at times can’t it. Just keep going

@tonyocallaghan1005 Cheers mate, it can "always someone worse off though, ay." My Dad is starting to improve, quite a bit = so onwards & upwards ay 🤞. Yeah, that's all we can do : knuckle down & carry on, business as usual. Best wishes to You & your Mum mate .

@sessionskeith Hi Keith. I know, absolutely fascinating that "love discovering real history, like that of Prince Lee Boo & the 3 Sea Captains etc." I've uploaded Prince Lee Boo's life-story/history now. Ah thanks mate = I really appreciate that. Its important, to keep things respectful around churchyards - cemeteries & churches etc "I'd not like, people piss-balling around near my ancestors" So behave the same way towards others, they may have been gone a long time "but still deserve respect." Thanks & bless ya mate 👍

@sessionskeith Thanks, Keith. I'm glad you enjoyed it, mate! We've a fascinating history in old blighty, ay! 👍

@sessionskeith Ah bless ya Keith, really appreciate that mate!! I'm no expert = just a very keen amateur "learning a lot, along the way." Thanks again Keith 👍

@sessionskeith Thanks ever so much, for such a lovely comment, Keith "really appreciate that." Thid great old pub & its surrounding area "certainly doesn't disappoint + so much to see - do - & enjoy." Ah thanks Keith, I'm chatty on steroids, to be honest = so appreciate that. Take care mate, & best wishes 👍

@gkmacbeth8225 Yes indeed, you're right! There's something ironic there = the founder of the ruling Tudor dynasty "buried next to his great grandson = who beckoned the end of it."

@judithwhitehouse2149 Hi Judith. I'm not surprised to hear that = it had a very welcoming feeling, to it!! No problem at all, its a pleasure to share little gems, like this. Yes, the glass is stunning, isn't it 👌 hats off to them, for a beautiful post war restoration!

@mancroft No problem at all = its a pleasure to share little gems, like this!! Ah rite, I didn't know that. Thanks for that = I'll check it out, & have a watch 👍

@ctrl300 Great place isn't it "full of charm & atmosphere + lovely staff." I've not tried the food yet = the burger & roast dinner that a couple ordered, looked & smelled gorgeous though, so will definitely sample the food soon. Do you know, if the light the fire in winter? Yes, definitely a fantastic atmosphere!

@sessionskeith Ah thanks Keith, really appreciate that!! It's an amazing building, literally oozing with history. I'm glad you enjoyed the coverage, mate . Thanks for the likes & lovely comments on the videos. Really appreciate that 👍

@TimStoker23 Hi Tim. It is a lovely spot, isn't it!! Yes, I was quite surprised by that, to be honest. Nice that the area isn't too flooded by tourism. I should imagine "it looks beautiful in the winter too."

@sessionskeith Ah thanks Keith, really appreciate that mate!! I always keep "Church - Churchyard - & cemetery videos, as respectful, as I can." Lucky to have places like this, in London! This one, had such a calm peaceful feeling, & almost felt like a country church "which it would've been, in its original day." Spain is such a beautiful country + mild winters 👌. Thanks again, for the lovely comment, Keith.

@@londonluke6487 Really love your tours, Luke. Was born in London 1938, aged 16-18 worked Tooley Street, and Smithfields, food distribution. Aged 18 to (now retired) 86 in Spain. Worked 52 years on docks all across Spain's Mediterrean and Atlantic ports as agent for MacAndrews, of Mincing Lane, London, a shipping line which traded in fruit. Love to follow your walks. Unbelievable to walk around memory lane, listening to your thoughtful and always kind words. Thanks so much, Luke.

@sessionskeith Hi Keith, thanks mate "really appreciate that, and I'm glad you're enjoying the tours." Ah, rite, you'll well remember the docks & industry "in full swing then" & would sadly have seen the end of the London Docks, etc. You've led an interesting life mate = bet you've accumulated some great memories over the years! Thanks again Keith, really glad you're enjoying the tours! Still quite a bit to come, from Bermondsey to Rotherhithe yet = I'm covering pubs & churches, spotted along the journey. Then, it'll be walking London's longest street. No problem at all, keith = it's a pleasure to share London's history & sights, with such lovely like-minded people 👍

@user-nb4ck7ly3o Thanks, glad you found it interesting = this was one of my early filmings. My tech & filming style have improved, since then ✌️xx

@@londonluke6487 Practice makes perfect Luke keep up the good work.♥️ xXx

@sessionskeith Thanks Keith, glad you found it interesting! I've since found out that "those initials & dates carved on the walls = marked the graves, of those buried in its former churchyard." You're more than welcome mate 👍

@impamiizgraa Hi There. No problem = I'm planning an update on this patch soon "just waiting for some building work, to be finished on the stairs, on the opposite side of thr station "as they take you down to a little 18th century cottage." Yes, the hub has been built now = But, they're not started the school yet "the sight is cleared & well guarded" So, hopefully they'll start work on it soon.

@sessionskeith No problem Keith, glad you're enjoying the content + thanks for the likes & lovely comments!

@sessionskeith Yes indeed, these places & historical images = are really evocative, & help give us a mental image, of how Thames-side London was, in years gone by. Its quite surprising really = how wide the Thames originally was, & how much land hand been taken up, on its original foreshore. No problem at all Keith, its a pleasure to share London's history, with great like-minded people!

@sessionskeith No problem at all, Keith. = It's a pleasure to share historic gems like this.