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Loved this video, ive lived in ipswich most of my life, but your videos really show what a lovely historic town it really is!

Excellent Walk! I love Brutalist Architecture, a lot of social housing in London was Brutalist influenced after the war and a lot people do not like it. I personally prefer it to the modern new builds that all look the same

Hope you enjoyed my stroll around the Barbican Estate, one of my absolute favourite spots in London. Seriously, it's not just a concrete jungle-though I wouldn’t blame you for thinking that at first glance! The Brutalist architecture might look like something out of a dystopian sci-fi film, but there's a certain charm here that's hard to explain until you've wandered through it yourself. What caught your eye? The stark beauty of the buildings, the hidden gardens that pop up like little surprises, or maybe the realization that the Barbican is way cooler than just a relic of the 60s/70s? Let me know in the comments! 😊

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We locals usually just call it sh*thole but this works too!

Thanks for watching my stroll through Leadenhall Market and the City of London! 🎥 It was my first video with a new camera, so I appreciate you sticking around despite any rookie moves. I took a little detour around the City to check out the Lloyd's of London building and, of course, the Gherkin-because what's a walk in London without gawking at buildings that look like they're from the future? Let me know what caught your eye the most-was it the stunning architecture, the market’s historic charm, or just how much I’ve mastered this whole "walking and filming" thing? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 😉

Oh England my Lionheart - how I love thee still in my golden years - land of my childhood memories flow - the Bull Inn - a regular stop after church at St Andrews with lemonade and Smiths crisps for my sister and me, with the little blue bag with salt in it. My mum would have a gin and tonic and my dad would have a shandy - over 60 years ago now - I will always yearn for my England all the days of my life - thank you for these types of videos. And Cheers from Wendy

It`s a pity the council cannot repair / clean up Wolsey`s Gate,,every time i drive past it i think `some day that`s going to fall down`,,

Hope you enjoyed my ramble through Wallingford, Oxfordshire-a town that’s packed with more intrigue than a classic whodunit. Who would’ve thought this quiet little spot had so much character? From the crumbling remains of the castle to the home of the queen of mystery herself, Agatha Christie-talk about a plot twist! And let’s not forget the museum, where things got unexpectedly creepy (that face, anyone?). What caught you off guard the most? The eerie castle ruins, Agatha Christie's cozy abode, or that unnerving museum exhibit? Let me know in the comments!

Hope you enjoyed strolling through Sonning, Berkshire with me-don't pretend you weren't impressed! Nestled along the picturesque River Thames, this village isn’t just another pretty face in England’s vast countryside. It's dripping with stunning architecture that probably had your jaws dropping every step of the way. Hats off if you guessed the Hollywood star calling this gem home! What caught your eye the most? The architectural elegance, the serene river views, or the thrill of treading the same ground as A-listers? Spill your thoughts in the comments and prove you were paying attention! 😊

Lovely walk! I wonder the species of that Black Bird at 36:32, it looks beautiful

I hope you enjoyed my stroll through Pangbourne and Whitchurch-on-Thames! I trust you loved the quaint cottages and the ever-entertaining ducks as much as I did. 🦆

Great walk! Those Tudor Style Houses and Pubs are Beautiful

Hope you enjoyed my jaunt through Ipswich, a place that’s actually way nicer than you might think-really, it's not just me being nice! This hidden gem had more surprises than a M. Night Shyamalan film. From the scenic waterfront to the stoic, ancient churches. What did you find most surprising? The unexpectedly picturesque views, the architectural defiance of those old churches, or just the sheer fact that Ipswich isn't just another dot on the map? Let me know in the comments! 😊

Lovely video! It's nice to see parts of the UK outside of London that aren't often shown

I love Bath. Good open spaces and a lot to see there.

Hope you enjoyed my little jaunt around Colchester, where history isn't just old, it's ancient! From the imposing Colchester Castle (because who doesn’t love a good fortress?), to the ridiculously tall Water Tower (that's like a Steampunk dream), and ending up amidst the eerie calm of an old ruined priory-because who doesn’t love some picturesque decay? Which piece of the past caught your eye? Let me know in the comments! Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe. 😊

About the structure in the garden of the house in Coppice Hill. On Bradford on Avon museum website it says “The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built in 1812 to replace the smaller chapel at the back of the former Maiden Head Inn in Market Street, where John and Charles Wesley had preached. The land had been a rackground, where newly made woollen cloths were stretched on tenterhooks to dry, shape and bleach in the sun. The congregation had shrunken by the middle of the 20th century and the building was threatened with demolition. The roof was removed, but the walls still stand are a listed building. They now form the frame for a swimming pool. The building on the right was the chapel’s Sunday School; it has been converted into a house.”

Best way to enjoy Henley is on the water - hire a dayboat from Hobbs during the week (cheaper). Places for walkers to rest as follows : coffee : H+H*, Gails, Chocolate theatre cafe*, Pavillion, Starbucks/Nero/Costa food : Wetherspoons, Francescos, Cinema bistro , Hotel du Vin* (recommended *) St. Trinians (2007) was filmed using Park Place grounds and Chitty chitty bang bang was filmed near Henley - Ian Fleming's father having been MP for Henley. George Orwell grew up in Lower Shiplake - nearby village. Clooney filmed the boys in the boat 2yrs ago in Henley. The festival continues tonight and tomorrow night with good music and fireworks at 10pm ish. The weather looks ok for a walk down by the river but bring a fleece.

Hi great video and walk round thanku

Hope you enjoyed my little tour through Henley-on-Thames! Quite a place, isn’t it? Which part caught your fancy? The peaceful river views, the quaint streets brimming with history, or the lively market square that's just the right amount of busy? Tell me your favorite in the comments-or share any other thoughts you might have! Remember to like and subscribe. Thanks for watching and sticking around till the end! (Or at least halfway through.) 😊

Very beautiful town

Hope you enjoyed my stroll through Brilliant Bradford-on-Avon! Who knew a market town could have so much history and charm? From the River Avon to the Saxon Church, there’s always something to see, even if it's just a secret passage you can't actually go through. Which spot caught your eye? The old mills, the quirky Dandy Lion pub, or maybe just trying to avoid getting hit by a car on those narrow streets? Let me know in the comments! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe. 😊

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Hope you enjoyed my stroll through Bath! Who knew a city could have so much history and charm? Which spot was your favorite? The Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent, or maybe just avoiding the tourist crowds? 😉

Very well done! I look forward to your other walks!!

To walk in London is always interesting 😊

Hope you enjoyed my walk down London’s South Bank! This area is home to some of the city’s best-loved tourist attractions. Which one do you think is the best? Shrek’s Adventure, anyone? 🤔

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I hope you enjoyed my walk around London's famous shopping streets. 🛍 Sorry for getting a bit angry at the end - you'll have to watch until the end to see why! 😅 Thanks for watching, and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe.

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Absolutely loved exploring Windsor and Eton on foot! Hope you all enjoyed the video as much as I enjoyed making it. #WalkingTour #WindsorAndEton #TravelVlog

Hope you enjoyed the market town of Newbury and the sleepy village of Kintbury, and that even the gloomy weather couldn’t put a dampener on these two Berkshire places. ☁

Hello, and quite impressive, considering this is your first walking video - also impressive that you did not mention Harry Potter once !!!!!!!!! :) I arrived in Oxford as an undergrad in 1967 - and didn`t leave again for just under forty years - and as a full professor, so I can be a bit touchy about how my old town is presented - but, you managed pretty well, I thought :) Oh yes, I watched this whilst enjoying a nice cup of Earl Grey tea - nothing else would seem quite right !!!!!!!

Thank you for the video and concept is very interesting especially for a beautiful country like England and all the United Kingdom thank you once again good luck 🤍🤍🤍

Hope you enjoy my walk around the beautiful city of Oxford. This was my first walking video, so it’s not perfect, but I hope it gives you a sense of what it's like to be in Oxford on a busy day. 😊