Wandering in Wimbledon: Exploring The Village And Tennis Championships
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- Joolz takes a wander through Wimbledon, the home of the Wombles and the Tennis Championships.
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There's a lot more to Wimbledon than the tennis. I couldn't believe what an absolutely stunning place it is. Just head into the village and you are surrounded by parks and history. Oliver Reed has a big connection with the area and you can even do the Oliver reed pub crawl but there is also a wonderful stables from the 19th century and lots of places to hang out.
Of course we had to visit the tennis championships too at the All England Club for Pimms and strawberries with cream, but we also went to the place where it all started.
There's a windmill and a Thai Bhuddist temple too!
We had a lovely day out!
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Yay! I was waiting for this after your post on Insta. Well done as usual, Joolz! We loves ya in Montreal 😎
Carol Reed and “The Third Man”. Quite so! One of my favourite films too.
Gold medal is actually made of silver
Re: Oliver Reed, he was once banned from Cannizaro House (on Wimbledon Common) for falling down the stairs drunk. Also, the Dog & Fox was my grandfather's favourite place to do the wages (old fashioned stylie with paper and pen!), Having been born, lived and worked in Wimbledon with family connections going back a few generations I absolutely LOVED this one. My Dad went to Kings College too! What a coincidence. Thank you Joolz.
Love when you talk to local businesses! Always so fun and insightful 9:45
Oliver Reed…what an amazing actor and “bloke”.
Omg Wimbledon is a very nice place with beautiful buildings and streets. All we see are tennis courts but there is many more things. Greetings from Serbia. Cheers!
Idemo Nole!
That was lovely to watch. I used to live on Arthur Road & worked in the Dog & Fox. Very spooky walking past the church at night.
I lived in Malta for a few years and had a drink in ‘The Pub’ in Valletta where Oliver Reed died whilst filming ‘Gladiator’. The story goes he apparently was so drunk no one realized he had died but in fact he was taken Ill and his wife who was with him called an ambulance and he died on the way to hospital.
A perfect video for a Sunny Wimbledon Sunday afternoon, after a rainy and grey July morning! Thank you as ever, Jules, Simon, and Lou, for your excellently entertaining efforts!
Great for a rainy sunday in Sweden.
Every Sunday is brighter when it's a Joolz Sunday! Cheers 🥂
I too have always been in great wonder about how Joolz's London is always sunny and dry.
Joolz's effect on the weather is miraculous !
Woooohoooo!!! Three cheers for Joolz guides...hip hip who ray (x3) Great video Joolz. The famous author and illustrator Raymond Briggs who created the legendary Snowman was born and grew up at 65 Ashen Grove in Wimbledon Park. Wimbledon is featured in many of his books. His father Ernest Briggs was a milkman in Wimbledon for 37 years. He must have walked the very same milk routes you highlighted in the video. Nice one Joolz..Stink Pipes and coal covers rule!! wooohooo!!
When I moved to Wimbledon Village- I wasn’t familiar with the area and someone asked ‘ the Common end?’ And I said ‘No it’s very posh where we live’…….
I lived on Lancaster Rd in Wimbledon village in the early 1980s and Oliver used to still visit local pubs
At the time my ex husband used to play rugby for Rosslyn Park and Oliver used to go there drinking basically until he fell down No one bothered him and he could just be his normal self He was so grateful for this drinking haven he actually paid for the club’s expensive floodlights
Haaah, that little smile when you said it was time for the pub! Im with ya. What a beautiful finish to a masterpiece of a guide.
When I'm with someone and they suggest "pub?" I still feel a quick burst of feel-good brain chemicals.
@@jpaulc441 yes, i find i suddenly talk more, and theres a slight spring in my step!
My Sunday is happy now
My granddad lived there. Every time we visited him, we’d walk his dog over the common. I spent most of my childhood hiking through those woods
🎵Underground, overground, Wombling free
The Wombles of Wimbledon Common are we
Making good use of the things that we find
Things that the everyday folks leave behind 🎵
I was just about to comment about the Wombles! I can still hear Bernard Cribbins voice!
If anyone were to read me a book, I'd want it to be him something calming about his voice @jon9021
"I used to live there." Aah Simon's back and all's right with the world.
Thank you for putting so much work into each video. They are upbeat and fun. Hopefully we will be able to visit soon. Take Care.
The irony of Joolz singing "Who wants to live forever" while standing in a graveyard! 👻🤣 LOL! Yet another great video full of interesting information, humor, beautiful imagery, and places I want to go see,
Brilliant video as always! Glad you managed to get a ticket to watch a tennis match! I was surprised you didn't mention the actress Imogen Hassall. She was best known for appearing in the film Carry On Loving and in programmes like The Saint. Towards the end of her life, Imogen worked in the pub you visited at the end of the video. She used to live in a house next door and sadly took her own life there in 1980. She is buried in Gap Road Cemetery.
Nice Video Joolz. I lived in Wimbledon and Raynes Park for around 10 years and it's a beautiful part of London. The F1 driver James Hunt also lived near the village and common. 2 of the pubs in the Oliver Reed pub crawl have now sadly closed. The King of Denmark and the Brewery Tap.
Ollie Reed, what a guy, the drinking mans hero! Always remember him as Leon in The Curse Of The Werewolf. 🍻💪
Not forgetting Herbert Lom from Hammer’s Phantom Of The Opera.
Thanks for the Womble around Wimbledon. Really liked this. The queues for the tennis were unbelievable. I wouldn't bother, but then I'm not that fond of tennis sadly. Thanks again, especially the local history, which is always the best part of your walks.
You took me back home Jools. Thank you . Wonderful episode. I have a place on Kingston Hill and walk across to Wimbledon village often. I saw Charles Spencer once near the pond, with both his youngest children, and long time ago had a chat with David Hemmings and Simon Williams in the Dog & Fox. I once saw Oliver Reed in the Old Queen pub on the Fulham Rd....On the common near Julie Andrew's old house is Boris Becker's, not far from the Hand in Hand pub, close to the Crooked Billet. Near the Windmill the Fox & Grapes is another lovely pub and Queen's mere. further down are Ceasar's well and Ceasar's camp is a lovely walk. Looking forward to an episode of Kingston and one of Richmond......Missed the background singing of Lou's....Always such a pleasure to see you.
I remember going to that Buddhist Temple some year ago to attend a Thai cultural event, it was a splendid place to spend an afternoon
I am watching this with interest. As a teacher I worked for a time at William Wilberforce school on Wimbledon common. We did our cross country running in the common. Cannesaro park was a regular visit for my young sons who liked going to, to visit "the Castle", a Victorian folly. It is beautiful and had fabulous walks in spring, particularly the azalias in late spring down the waterfall. I live in West Ewell, pronounced "Yule," and love the history of the area, both of Epsom, Ewell and Wimbledon. Merton Abbey Mills might be worth a look. Fabric printers William Morris and Liberty made their fabrics here due to the river Wandle, a chalk stream
Sadly Abbey Mills are not as nice as they once were, when they were newly redeveloped, but still very interesting. I love to walk from there to Morden Hall Park, which is beautiful. I love Ewell village and the source of the Hogsmill river. The Spring Tavern is great for lunch.
Ah you finally featured Wimbledon, and the ornate transformer I wrote to you about a couple of years ago..
Oh, that was you! Thanks for that! Much appreciated!
Thanks for linking me to your channel. I have let my friends know. Your neighbour Jillian:)
Brilliant walk, especially the horses,
Always love a Joolz guide. Loving all the interjections from Simon also!
I never knew Wimbledon was such a lovely place! Oliver Reed was the best Bill Sykes ever. Menace personified. That house built by the architect looks like a rundown old garage,he must have not liked his Mum,that man shouldve stuck to writing musicals.
Joolz such a pleasure to be around, always with a positive attitude !!
Yes! Finally! Someone else with the Wombles theme misunderstanding!
(Linnet) Ridgeway was a major character (and the one that got killed) in Agatha Christie’s ‘Death on the Nile’
Thank you for this. I lived my last four and half years in London in Wimbledon. By far my favourite place. I even still visit occasionally when back in London, as recently as January this year. As a runner at the time of living there, I can attest to it being hilly.
Didn’t realise Wimbledon was so nice , and I too thought the Wombles were common.
😂
It is a lovely, leafy, wealthy part of SW London.
@@lisejacquelinerigault2575 VERY wealthy part of London.
Joolz and Simon are two of the people where having a pint with, would certainly be educational and funny for their sense of humour. Nice guide to Wimbledon.
As usual, excellent video! I hope to visit London again and make another tour with you! Greetings from Córdoba, Argentina!
oh wow that house owned by oliver read i worked in. he must have left it to son. i used to work for his sons girlfriend . laid his herringbone floor in that house. about 2000 i think.
My mom encountered Oliver Reed in an antique shop in Wimbledon. He’s probably the most famous old Rokebian boy. I went to Rokeby.
Hey jules,I could see you riding into town on that Hoss,a hooting and a hollering..
It’s been a dream of mine since 10 yrs old to visit The Championships 💚💜 I’m starting to think I should just visit Wimbledon 🍓and take the tour and visit the museum (and this lovely village)! Thanks for your wonderful tour from 🇺🇸
Great video of my home patch Joolz. If you look at the cover of Fairport Convention’s 1969 album ‘Unhalfbricking’ it shows Sandy Denny’s mum and dad outside 9b Arthur Road, with the band visible inside the garden. St Mary’s church spire is in the background.
Thank you Joolz for such an enjoyable video which brought back lots of memories for me as this is where i grew up and spent many a weekend on a pub crawl to all the pubs around Wimbledon Common my favourite being the Hand in Hand 😊
Great video to watch whilst on my exercise bike today….kept me going much longer than I’d planned. Also nice to bump into you in Hampstead yesterday, despite your disguise. Keep them coming!!!
I have ridden up Wimbledon Hill while doing the London -Surrey 100 and the Hill comes as a shock to you when you are not expecting it near the end of the ride.
I have also cycled up that hill a few times; and occasionally had to dismount and walk up instead!
Nice to see you again, Joolz. Tweedy Pubs @TweedyPubs did a vid about Wimbledon pubs recently.
The intro briefly reminds me of a song within Ray’s a Laugh where they are singing “oh we love to be fat”
(Also, another fascinating video walkabout journey) thanks Joolz & Simon🎉
R.I.P - Glynis Johns
It looks like William Roache in the green sweater at the bar at 28:02 😃
Wimbledon Common used to be the NRA rifle ranges until 2 men in a cemetary near by were killed by stray bulllts were then relocated to Bisley.
Wonderful tour! I love London ans you give a special twist to the stories! Thank you.
In one of my vintage annuals it claims Oliver Reed got his first major role when he joined what he thought was the queue for the fish and chip van at a film studio. When he got to the front a man seated at a table said, " You've got the role. You are the werewolf". I have no idea whether that is true or not.
Fantastic informative video 👍🏾. Thank you Joolz
Top Form Video ! really enjoyed this one...............Thank you.
Loved it, so interesting. Having just come back from the US it makes me even more grateful to live in a place with history instead of just a concrete jungle with massive buildings and cars. Putney next, Joolz? 😅
Lovely place
Your best - or one of the best videos that you've made! Probably biased as I went to school 'nearby' - parking my motorbike by the pub...
"Through the roof that rises or' us,
comes the rain because it's porus"
Ah - happy days....
Jack Russell's and horses, a match you'd never believe till you see it
Ah Wimbledon my home town.
Thank you :)
You're welcome!
The horse riding part was great! 😂
Brilliant tour as always. The streets around the war memorial (Lancaster Road) featured in some episodes of the Dick Emery Show.
what a great video and what a lovely area Wimbledon is. I so enjoyed this.
Oliver Reed could act the best in the business off the screen on film, no other actor of his generation understood the film industry in the same way. He was a film actor and possibly our very best . His performances in Women in Love and The Devils are iconic film history which will outlive all the negative stories of being a drunk and bad behaviour for years to come. He was always the professional at work but played too hard. Long live Ollie a pure genius in his art.
Great video thanks for all the stories 😊
Brilliant as always
Lovely Joolz, I love it when your videos pop up on my feed!❤❤❤❤
Another great video, thanks Joolz.
My father also went to Kings College Wimbledon in the 1930s. Thanks again Joolz, brought back some great childhood memories , another great episide
He used to walk through the pond on his way *to* the pub. LOL Anyone can walk through a pond on the way back from the pub but only a legend walks through a pond on the way there.
A Historical Tennis World Famous Place!!! A Cathedral of Greatest World Players!!! 😮😊
By the way Joolz, Nice Silk Jacket!!! British Proud Man!!!
Ici la, du Le Mexique Citte 😮
Un cordial saludo a UK!!!
🚂🚋🚞🛤️🍇🍷🍾🥂🥩☕🍸🎉😇🇲🇽😎
Brilliant and informative film as ever.
been waiting for this one!!
well done. very enjoyable. especially liked the music in this one.
Wait is over finally 👏
I Wanna Be A Boss is my favorite Stan Ridgway tune.
Thanks Joolz, another great video.
Excellent episode! Another facy about Wimbledon Common. There is a golf course where both Winbledon Common Golf Club and London Scottish Golf Club both play. One of them has to wear a red top on the course to signify the club they are playing at.
I lived in Wimbledon for 40 years…up until 2 years ago and hats off to you. I kept thinking ‘he should mention….’ And most of them you DID! Good job mate!
10 out of 10 brilliant episode
Another winner Joolz, thanks!
Yay! My ends, well kind of, but was waiting for this 💯
Excellent video a lovely place Wimbledon keep up the great work your doing for the channel. Paul in Kent 🎉
What a coincidence! I literally walked past that big old transformer thing last night and thought to myself that's the kind of thing that would feature in a Joulzguide video
Awesome walk in Wimbledon!!!
Great video Jules! Lots of history. ❤👍😎🌻🌼🌲🌳🦋
Great video again 🇬🇧
Splendid video thank you
I wish we had more Chanel’s like Joolz Guide. Thank you for are the great work you and Simone do. I learned so much from your Channel.
Always a pleasure
Off point, I was passing Wandsworth Common, and recognised the stink pipes, which you mention, all along the Common beside the road, so obviously a sewer underneath.
I'm surprised they haven't put a blue plaque where Oliver Reed used to live or drink in Wimbledon.
top stuff yet again,id love a joolz guides for the beatles " mad day out " then and now,think alot of it was in st pancras gardens
Yes I do touch on that in my videos about Kings Cross and also Highgate. Then there’s also my Beatles video.
Cheers!
As always, I enjoy your videos. But this one, I really enjoyed, beautiful area, greenery, scenery was really special. Thank you as always.
Good video, Thanks Joolz.
Beyond awesome J, we were there a couple of years back and remember the Temple and the common but must now go back after watching that video !!!
I've never known how much there is to Wimbledon, Joolz. You've shown us so much on this video, it's mind blowing. I never knew that Olver Reed was associated with the district. Watch that 1967 film he did with Carol White - 'I'll Never Forget What's 'is Name', it's a classic! Anyhow, thanks for producing this great video, Joolz, it's a real gem!
London is fortunate to have historic sites in every neighborhood. I live in a city where city leaders tear down historic buildings to build chain retail pharmacies.
If you don't keep history you have none. An important reference
Didn't realize how big the area of Wimbledon was. Very picturesque.
That's just part of it. There is much more to (and of) Wimbledon than could be covered here.
@@John2Ward Amazing
@@OhioticketswithRobert Not all that much: I lived there or nearby for the first 33 years of my life, and I knew it all very well.
I absolutely love your videos. You are an amazing raconteur of fabulously fascinating facts and trivia and I love the banter between you and Simon. Such fun and so interesting. Thank you!