Kendra's enthousiasm and awe at all the things is adorable and infectious, she should host a travel show and we'd all be taken in with her kind and exploring spirit!
Kendra's enthusiasm is infectious, she has the 'open eye' attitude that makes traveling thru those eyes via the vlogs so fun. She has an underlying 'go with the flow' intelligence and she manages jet lag, which I am horrifically poor at, so well, the challenge of travel. My first trip to Europe was a high school coach tour, sponsored by American Institute for Foreign Studies, in '77, which was a week long Alpine adventure. We were picked up by our tour guide, a British guy, quite cool and young, in Milan Italy and we all started to fall asleep on the bus, with some of us (like me) having flown all the way in from Frisco, 6000 miles away. His name was Jim Jackson and he got on the mic on the coach, and said 'wake up, you can sleep when you get back to the States a week from now'. Our first stop was 'The Last Supper', which I got to see before its restoration. Our next stop was Milan's amazing Duomo. We were so stoked, like our two blessed vloggers are in these videos, that we slept barely a wink after except for right after the Swiss Evening on our second night of the tour, when we were plied with free beer and wine and were quite 'out there' as we returned to our hotel. Drinking was allowed for fifteen and sixteen year olds in Switzerland and many of us, like me, had our first and last hangovers learning the most important lesson--do not mix beer and wine, and drink forevermore in moderation. Those were the days when I looked at the world, a dude, like Kendra does, and I still try to even at age 62. I am in a 62 yo body with a young adult's soul, because young adults are so good at coping with new things and filtering out what they don't want to know.
Hailee you weren’t wrong, 90% of the homes were destroyed in the fire. I thought it was hilarious on the first day in London Hailee was lost for words, must have been from all the awesome sites around. It’s so awesome that y’all take us along and we get to enjoy a surface look at what y’all saw. The two of you are absolutely amazing and I hope for the best for y’all and can’t wait till the next video drops. Have a great day and stay safe.
Stumbled upon yous a while back and gotta say seeing the enthusiasm and happiness has really brightened up my year. If you get a chance to come back to the UK would definitely recommend exploring outside London like the lake District, Wales, Scotland, Cotswolds
Haillie and Kendra, what a great video/travel log you shot of my home town, you did us proud. Come back for a much longer holiday, it’s said that you can spend two weeks in London and never see it all, certainly never eat all the variety of food available and you have to do a theatrical show. We’re arguably the musical theatre capital of the world today!! So look forward to your future blogs and travels!!❤❤❤
That was great! I love the vlogs and look forward to more! 221B!!! I can't believe Hailee almost left us behind! 😅 Loved the tour and the history! Thanks for sharing!! Take care!
London is such a fascinating city! There is always something new to discover. I enjoyed quite a few walking tours, especially the Jack The Ripper evening walking tour.
What a great vlog! As a Brit who used to be very familiar with London I would normally just not think of taking one of those tourist buses, but it was great to go with you. Thanks guys for taking me along with you on a new adventure! In 1666 some areas of the City of London (what's thought of now as the business and financial district) were totally annihilated by the fire. You must visit again! I hope that next time you can come for longer.
Hey you two, Welcome to the UK 🇬🇧. Hope you enjoyed the cosmopolitan hussle & bustle of London. There is so much more to the UK, so make sure you come back and experience our beautiful green and pleasant land x
Such a great video - thankyou for sharing! Yes, you will get many comments "correcting" or "educating" you about some of the details of London specifically, UK more widely. What many of us natives often forget is that even though we grew up here, we still took a lifetime to learn these details ourselves! Clearly, you are both already very knowledgeable about these locations while still also keen to explore and enjoy your time here. All that I would say is that you were very fortunate in choosing this time to visit as we are having some highly unusually good weather at the moment - even in out summer months we often have very rainy days!
Fabulous video! It is so much fun watching you both give us a tour of one of the most gorgeous cities. Your joy shines through in your vlogs. You did a great job as always! One could spend a lifetime in London and never see it all 💖🌹
Love you guys. As a Londoner, I can confirm you didn't see everything! I lived there for 25 years and hardly scratched the surface. And I worked in Soho and for the BBC. And went out 5 nights out of 7 in my 20s. But you got a taste. Hope you enjoyed it!
Loved seeing the amazement of a city I hate visiting because of crowds through the eyes of both of you Kendra was like an excited child. Also the Great Fire of London in 1666 destroyed one third of the city including st Paul's cathedral ❤
Thank You for bringing us along. It's really like a fun excursion whenever You guys bring us on your vacation and trips... I Luv it. And really appreciate it 💖
I love the history and feel of London. That said the last time I was there the smog was bad. Still I will (hopefully) be seeing "jolly old London" next year... albeit briefly. You two looked like you were having fun and provided me with vicarious smiles.
So happy you guys loved London, only live 40min drive away in Essex and is so easy to just go and get lost for a day there exploring something different. Is bit further away from a major airport but if ever want to visit this side of the pond again would highly recommend lake district for its unbelievable views and traditional British country walks, and Lincoln, lived there for a little while and still love the place it`s still got steeple walk which is an original i think 18th century cobble walk up hill to the amazing cathedral and fort which is used occasionally as a court house to this day. All are completely free to see and explore if you wish. Also on high street there is a bar that has a night club downstairs and an arcade arena upstairs!!!
Ps Although I live in London, I don’t get to see much of it, so thank you for this wonderful vlog - it was lovely to watch 😍💕 Hope you enjoyed London 🇬🇧 🥰
I should add--if you ever go to Amsterdam again, stay in Haarlem, about a half hour from Central Station. I stayed at a B&B there in '91 and loved it. The owners' poodle slept faithfully outside my door, lol. It was a great base for Amsterdam since the city is a city for walking, and Haarlem looks like Amsterdam without the crowds, dotted with windmills and canals as well. When I left Haarlem to head south to Zurich, where I was flying home from, I met some Americans leaving Amsterdam and became their tour guide on their way to Heidelburg and Luzern, where I stayed the night before I flew home from Zurich. They called me 'Professor', lol, since I later became a systems professor in Canada for two years, I appreciated that before I returned home to the states, because my Canadian work Visa listed my occupation as professor because they could not figure out what else to call me, since I also installed computer networks. I Eurailed a lot in Europe--three trips, when I was around your age, carrying all I needed in a carry on suitcase so I could hop on trains easily. You and Kendra are to be commended for keeping each other safe, teaching safe traveling, but fun traveling. You share maturity and let your hair down. Both of you are also beautiful young women, but more importantly as a couple, you have 4X the beauty because you compliment each other. I am of the 'Mrs Doubtfire' generation (my daughter says I nail all of Robin Williams voices) because I feel family comes in all sorts of shapes, sizes, living arrangements, and so on. My fiance and I lived 2000 miles from each other and dated by airplane for months before we married. Praise the Creator of the Universe, she worked for an airline and I had free travel miles too--it never cost me a cent to fly to see her, and more often than not, her airline comped my flight to see her as I flew from Frisco to Mexico and back. Her brother is gay, and my daughter who saw him last loved his partner, who she also called uncle like Mrs. Doubtfire's brother. Coolest dude I know, though I cannot speak to him well since my Spanish is just fair. We dig Paul Carrack and Mike and the Mechanics and I made mp3 mixes for him, we both play keyboards, being both former gospel singers and musicians, so we hit it off when I had to ask my fiance's parents for her hand in marriage.
As a Londoner, I am so pleased to see you here in London ( I think this was the first vlog I saw of you). Soho was my playground as a teenager. Hope you can visit again one day ❤
Your vlogs are wonderful for travelers. I enjoy them, like your Amsterdam vlog too, having been to both London and Amsterdam in '84 and '17 while taking group motorcoach tours. In '84 I saw Peter O'Toole, the great British actor, in the London play Pygmalion... I was in the front row of the West End theater, and he almost seemed as if he took the time to acknowledge me for appreciating his work and watching him in such awe. He was the only academy award winning actor I ever saw in person. I also saw and was up close and personal with Pope John Paul the second at St. Peter's Rome just a week later in '84, at a special Ascension day service. Though I describe myself as a lapsed Atheist (just in case I have to wait in line for the Afterlife), I find spirituality in everyone I have ever met and grace, everyone who shares as the two of you do, is a spirit and soul worth celebrating because thru our inperfections we in human spirit and compassion are perfected as we grow older thru good times and bad. I loved Peter O'Toole in Lawrence of Arabia and Masada, a TV miniseries, though I am dating myself, lol. I like your vlogs because the two of you travel so well together, find humor wherever you can. Me, lol, a flaming heterosexual, was taken to a gay bar by my boss and his partner, both gay, just because they knew I did not care about the company as long as tears did not flow into our beers. But being kind, and so I'd have someone to dance with, they invited my two hetero female friends along. I loved that we were accepted and could enjoy the rainbow and let our hair down, since our day job requires us to wear formal clothing, as business systems instructors, for our clients. I lost contact with one of the bosses I mentioned from that day (we worked in DC at the time where the bar was too), but the other, his partner, I have remained friends with for 30 years now. He was responsible for me meeting my wife in '94, because he promoted me to our international teaching group and I met my wife, who I share a 23yo daughter with, while traveling out of the US working in Latin America. Please keep sharing your wonderful travel videos. They are spontaneous, unrehearsed, and real world sharing really cool people and really cool places you visit. Though I am 40 years older than youse (from Chicago originally, that is our plural of 'you', lol), you teach folks like me because you can deal with the Jetsons world we dreamed of when we were kids of cell phones and so on far better than we can, something I learned by being a father as well.
Thank you so much for sharing a little bit of your memories (and your story) with us!! We loved reading it, and we're so glad you're enjoying our Vlogs 😊 we love traveling together, we can't wait to post our LA/NY adventures!
Now I want to go back to London. The last time we were there we took in a few shows, including a Shakespeare production with Dame Judy Dench. I know you weren't there that long but some time you should check out the theater scene in London.
If you guys ever get back to London, try London Walks. They are a group of locals that give 2ish hour walking tours of London. I have done 20 or so over the last 10 years. They are amazing. They also do a Jack the Ripper night tour!!
4:55 Correct, thats Tower Bridge. I used to live down the road. A lot of people confuse the bridges. In 1968 an american tycoon mistook Tower Bridge for London Bridge. He then shipped all 10000 bricks, brick by numbered brick back to Lake Havasu City in Arizona. So, if you ever go to Arizona, you can cross that bridge as well...
They were rebuilding the bridge at the time .... Just in case anyone thought he just took the bricks on a whim! (It was at least the 2nd London Bridge on the site.) Yes, that must've been a bit of a shock not to see the towers after all that effort.
@@grahamsmith9541 Well that must have been a very thoroughly circulated urban myth at the time, because it's what everyone was saying. Of course, if you come to think about it, they would have had to know they were dismantling the old bridge for sale, or they wouldn't have taken so much care of it and had to number each block of stone. That must imply that he saw the bridge in advance because it was still standing when he negotiated the deal. Maybe he made some remark to the press about really wanting the bridge with the towers, and in their usual fashion, they turned it into a story about a big mix-up? I will have to look out the tabloid press form the time, because sure as anything, people back then believed he had bought the wrong bridge in error.
@@heckelphon Yes I don't find out it was a myth untill years later. There is a RUclips BBC News Video worth Watching about it. The American Who Bought London Bridge - BBC News. I'll put a link to the video as a reply to this comment. Then if comments with links are removed only the link is lost.
We once went on a night open top bus tour in London. It wasn't supposed to be a night tour but the bus got stuck in traffic for so long most of the tour was at night.
Have only just found you. Playing catch-up ! If you ever come back to London, find the half price ticket booth in Leicester Square. You get decent reductions on theatre tickets on the day.
Another lovely vlog, but im a little sad. This is the last of your videos i haven't watched. But the sad goes away after the intro screen seeing your two lovely faces spreading love, happiness and Kendra as her usual enthusiastic self 💞 Hope to see more travel vlogs in the future, they are one of my favourites you guys do, but do not ever stop making the goofy ones! like pickup lines, pranks and reactions to stupid things 😂🌷 (Love Kendra's shirt. Isn't that the whole truth i dont know) Omg hop on hop off bus is hard to say! 4:33 what that guy did is not advised. That guide was funny, very British :D
Big Ben Tower was so much more beautiful from up close like you showed in your pictures. Most of the photographs I've seen of it were from quite some distance away, and doesn't do it justice.
I love you came to experience London. As a Brit I might be a bit biased living half an hour from London by train is the best thing ever! There is so much to experience! You did Amsterdam, Naughty but nice! Try Berlin, Germany… loads of history. Try Paris, France… so much class. Try Budapest, Hungary… the food is amazing. Try Copenhagen, Denmark…. Everything! Food, history and quirkiness. OMG I can go on forever ❤
I was wondering about that small cottage in st James Park, when I was in London, in May. Today I finally learned why it is there, thank you for that! (I Was too busy then to be able to take in much of the sights, then- definitely going to go again just to be a tourist though. Also, how come there was no rain there... were you achkthually in London, huh, were you? ;-) By the way: usually there is train service between Amsterdam and London. Currently not operational, unfortunately, but it should be again in a couple of months. There is a bus service though! (Flixbus. Not the fastest way to travel, but cheap, and sustainable-ish)
The gates by Buckingham Palace are the Canada Gates and have symbols representing each Canadian state ( don't worry if you didn't know it's very rare that American and even Canadian people to read what's on the gates or know what the gates are ). !!!!!!
5:13 - But that's not the original London Bridge. The original London Bridge was bought in 1968 by an American businessman who had it moved to the US, where it is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona.
0:10: Not Hailee almost leaving her phone. :D 0:30: No skybridge? They just dump you out on the tarmac? 4:02: Did you see Benedict? :) Love that show. 4:06: That cop is CUTE! (sorry) 4:52: Did you know that Big Ben is the nickname for the Great Bell and it's actually called the Great Clock of Westminster? Also, the Clock Tower was renamed the Elizabeth Tower in 2012 to mark the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. 5:18: But not the original London Bridge. There have been three London Bridges. One that stood from 1209 to 1833. It had literal homes and shops. It's the one that gave us the nursery rhyme "London Bridge is falling down". The second built in 1831 remained over the Thames until 1967 when the owner of McCulloch Motors Corp (which is part of Husqvarna), bought the bridge and removed it piece by piece, shipping it to Lake Havasu City, Arizona. Today, the "New" London Bridge carries McCulloch Boulevard and spans the Bridgewater Channel, an artificial, navigable waterway that leads from the Uptown area of Lake Havasu City. The current London Bridge was constructed over the Thames from 1967 to 1972, with it opening in 1973 by Queen Elizabeth. 9:01: ....and Falafels! 9:25: Reminds me of the popup food places in NYC. 12:18: Did you all get to ride the London Eye? 12:56: Kendra lived in the UK? Cool!
Have lived in London its great to see it through your eyes. Very entertaining. You only saw about 5% of the city, you should have asked your subscribers if someone could have met you and taken you around.
@@HaileeandKendra if you come over again, i love to show you south and East London as well as further afield, to see where King Arthur lived, Robin Hood, Wiiliam Shakespeare, the Dream spires and towers of Cambridge, Stonehenge, Bath, platform 9 3/4's. Brighton, Britains Gay City. etc
I forget how much beauty there is in england and what i take for granteed me and my wife like traveling aswell weve been all over but funnily enough we dont see much of england. We do see the ocean alot though as we live 2 streets away from it
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Kendra's enthousiasm and awe at all the things is adorable and infectious, she should host a travel show and we'd all be taken in with her kind and exploring spirit!
Agreed! We would love to travel more 😁
Kendra's enthusiasm is infectious, she has the 'open eye' attitude that makes traveling thru those eyes via the vlogs so fun. She has an underlying 'go with the flow' intelligence and she manages jet lag, which I am horrifically poor at, so well, the challenge of travel.
My first trip to Europe was a high school coach tour, sponsored by American Institute for Foreign Studies, in '77, which was a week long Alpine adventure.
We were picked up by our tour guide, a British guy, quite cool and young, in Milan Italy and we all started to fall asleep on the bus, with some of us (like me) having flown all the way in from Frisco, 6000 miles away.
His name was Jim Jackson and he got on the mic on the coach, and said 'wake up, you can sleep when you get back to the States a week from now'.
Our first stop was 'The Last Supper', which I got to see before its restoration. Our next stop was Milan's amazing Duomo.
We were so stoked, like our two blessed vloggers are in these videos, that we slept barely a wink after except for right after the Swiss Evening on our second night of the tour, when we were plied with free beer and wine and were quite 'out there' as we returned to our hotel.
Drinking was allowed for fifteen and sixteen year olds in Switzerland and many of us, like me, had our first and last hangovers learning the most important lesson--do not mix beer and wine, and drink forevermore in moderation.
Those were the days when I looked at the world, a dude, like Kendra does, and I still try to even at age 62. I am in a 62 yo body with a young adult's soul, because young adults are so good at coping with new things and filtering out what they don't want to know.
As long as she gets a smooch on the cheeks from Hailey once in a while so we know that her adorable attitude gets positively encouraged! :D
YOU TWO ARE VERY NICE, LOVE WATCHING YOU, FOR AN OLD MAN AT THE AGE OF 75. YOU ARE GORGEOUS 😍
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Hailee you weren’t wrong, 90% of the homes were destroyed in the fire. I thought it was hilarious on the first day in London Hailee was lost for words, must have been from all the awesome sites around. It’s so awesome that y’all take us along and we get to enjoy a surface look at what y’all saw. The two of you are absolutely amazing and I hope for the best for y’all and can’t wait till the next video drops. Have a great day and stay safe.
yeah but only 1/3 of the city was destroyed
Stumbled upon yous a while back and gotta say seeing the enthusiasm and happiness has really brightened up my year. If you get a chance to come back to the UK would definitely recommend exploring outside London like the lake District, Wales, Scotland, Cotswolds
Now London stands as a shining star,
A beacon of hope from near and far.
For all who seek acceptance and love,
This is the city they're dreaming of.
No.
I'm so jealous, London is definitely on my bucket list and has been for decades.
I might pop down weds
Haillie and Kendra, what a great video/travel log you shot of my home town, you did us proud. Come back for a much longer holiday, it’s said that you can spend two weeks in London and never see it all, certainly never eat all the variety of food available and you have to do a theatrical show. We’re arguably the musical theatre capital of the world today!! So look forward to your future blogs and travels!!❤❤❤
We sure hope to be able to come back again in the future!!
I am always filled with joy when you guys upload and recently going to London makes this video even better.
That was great! I love the vlogs and look forward to more!
221B!!!
I can't believe Hailee almost left us behind! 😅
Loved the tour and the history!
Thanks for sharing!! Take care!
We were in a rush and I legit almost left the phone there 😂 another Vlog next Friday!
Glad you've enjoyed this one, take care!!
nice to see you 2 visiting Amsterdam and London. Hope you had a good time, looks like you ate well
Love the history vibe Haliee, theres some really cool stuff in London
London is such a fascinating city! There is always something new to discover.
I enjoyed quite a few walking tours, especially the Jack The Ripper evening walking tour.
It is funny watching someone tourist where you once lived.. Nice summary of London ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
The two of you are so fun to travel around the World 🌍 with in these Vlogs. Always a treat 😃
Thank you so much! 😊
What a great vlog! As a Brit who used to be very familiar with London I would normally just not think of taking one of those tourist buses, but it was great to go with you. Thanks guys for taking me along with you on a new adventure!
In 1666 some areas of the City of London (what's thought of now as the business and financial district) were totally annihilated by the fire.
You must visit again! I hope that next time you can come for longer.
Glad you enjoyed the tour!! We would love to come back again, stay more and see more!
As long as you two are all smiles , it’s always a great show. 😁😁😁😁😁 for Hailee and Kendra.
Hey you two, Welcome to the UK 🇬🇧. Hope you enjoyed the cosmopolitan hussle & bustle of London. There is so much more to the UK, so make sure you come back and experience our beautiful green and pleasant land x
The Tower of London isn’t misnamed at all. When it was built, it was the tallest tower in the city. You were around the back. 😉
Such a great video - thankyou for sharing!
Yes, you will get many comments "correcting" or "educating" you about some of the details of London specifically, UK more widely. What many of us natives often forget is that even though we grew up here, we still took a lifetime to learn these details ourselves! Clearly, you are both already very knowledgeable about these locations while still also keen to explore and enjoy your time here.
All that I would say is that you were very fortunate in choosing this time to visit as we are having some highly unusually good weather at the moment - even in out summer months we often have very rainy days!
We were EXTREMELY lucky with the weather, it was so nice!! We loved this trip, we hope to get back again one day!
@@HaileeandKendra free lodgings in Liverpool! 🥰
Lesbians in London would be an awesome name for a band!
Agreed 👌
Fabulous video! It is so much fun watching you both give us a tour of one of the most gorgeous cities. Your joy shines through in your vlogs. You did a great job as always! One could spend a lifetime in London and never see it all 💖🌹
So glad you enjoyed it! 😁
I love London 😊 was there in May again and it was wonderful ! Enjoy your holidays girls
It was a very nice trip!!
I was in London a few years back. Loved every minute. Enjoy yourselves.
We loved it too!
Hope you’re having a blast!
Love you guys. As a Londoner, I can confirm you didn't see everything! I lived there for 25 years and hardly scratched the surface. And I worked in Soho and for the BBC. And went out 5 nights out of 7 in my 20s.
But you got a taste. Hope you enjoyed it!
We did enjoy it!! Hopefully we’ll get the chance to come back in the future and see more 😊
Loved seeing the amazement of a city I hate visiting because of crowds through the eyes of both of you Kendra was like an excited child. Also the Great Fire of London in 1666 destroyed one third of the city including st Paul's cathedral ❤
Thank You for bringing us along. It's really like a fun excursion whenever You guys bring us on your vacation and trips... I Luv it. And really appreciate it 💖
Our pleasure! Glad you've enjoyed the Vlog 😊
I love the history and feel of London. That said the last time I was there the smog was bad. Still I will (hopefully) be seeing "jolly old London" next year... albeit briefly.
You two looked like you were having fun and provided me with vicarious smiles.
We had fun for sure! Hopefully we'll be able to go back again and see more!
So happy you guys loved London, only live 40min drive away in Essex and is so easy to just go and get lost for a day there exploring something different. Is bit further away from a major airport but if ever want to visit this side of the pond again would highly recommend lake district for its unbelievable views and traditional British country walks, and Lincoln, lived there for a little while and still love the place it`s still got steeple walk which is an original i think 18th century cobble walk up hill to the amazing cathedral and fort which is used occasionally as a court house to this day. All are completely free to see and explore if you wish. Also on high street there is a bar that has a night club downstairs and an arcade arena upstairs!!!
Hopefully we'll get to see all that one day!! Thank you for the tips!
Came back from vacation to so much Hailee and Kendra content to get through! 😃
Lots of love from the UK x
Ps Although I live in London, I don’t get to see much of it, so thank you for this wonderful vlog - it was lovely to watch 😍💕
Hope you enjoyed London 🇬🇧 🥰
We loved it!! Thank you for watching, we’re glad you’ve enjoyed the Vlog!
Hope you two enjoy/enjoyed your visit
Great vid, gives a really good flavour London. FYI baked beans are an anytime food in the UK...brekkie, lunch, dinner...midnight snack.
OMG the title, love it,lol. Hope you enjoy your time here :D
We did! 😁
I should add--if you ever go to Amsterdam again, stay in Haarlem, about a half hour from Central Station. I stayed at a B&B there in '91 and loved it. The owners' poodle slept faithfully outside my door, lol. It was a great base for Amsterdam since the city is a city for walking, and Haarlem looks like Amsterdam without the crowds, dotted with windmills and canals as well.
When I left Haarlem to head south to Zurich, where I was flying home from, I met some Americans leaving Amsterdam and became their tour guide on their way to Heidelburg and Luzern, where I stayed the night before I flew home from Zurich. They called me 'Professor', lol, since I later became a systems professor in Canada for two years, I appreciated that before I returned home to the states, because my Canadian work Visa listed my occupation as professor because they could not figure out what else to call me, since I also installed computer networks.
I Eurailed a lot in Europe--three trips, when I was around your age, carrying all I needed in a carry on suitcase so I could hop on trains easily.
You and Kendra are to be commended for keeping each other safe, teaching safe traveling, but fun traveling. You share maturity and let your hair down. Both of you are also beautiful young women, but more importantly as a couple, you have 4X the beauty because you compliment each other. I am of the 'Mrs Doubtfire' generation (my daughter says I nail all of Robin Williams voices) because I feel family comes in all sorts of shapes, sizes, living arrangements, and so on.
My fiance and I lived 2000 miles from each other and dated by airplane for months before we married. Praise the Creator of the Universe, she worked for an airline and I had free travel miles too--it never cost me a cent to fly to see her, and more often than not, her airline comped my flight to see her as I flew from Frisco to Mexico and back.
Her brother is gay, and my daughter who saw him last loved his partner, who she also called uncle like Mrs. Doubtfire's brother.
Coolest dude I know, though I cannot speak to him well since my Spanish is just fair. We dig Paul Carrack and Mike and the Mechanics and I made mp3 mixes for him, we both play keyboards, being both former gospel singers and musicians, so we hit it off when I had to ask my fiance's parents for her hand in marriage.
Everything that followed Kendra saying I just wanna sit down and have people show me stuff (Hailee's stoped sentence, Kendra's reaction etc) 😅🤣😂
As a Londoner, I am so pleased to see you here in London ( I think this was the first vlog I saw of you). Soho was my playground as a teenager. Hope you can visit again one day ❤
ive never been abroad so these vlogs feel like im really there!! so cool
We're happy to be able to bring some "abroad" to you! 😁
I’m glad y’all are having fun at the UK. Good video
That was beautiful I enjoy you guys having so much fun especially when y'all having your thinking moment
I love watching your travel videos, taking notes of all the places I want to travel to so thank you! You two are the best!
Glad you like them! We have more to come in the next weeks (and a whole playlist full of all the places we've already been to!) 😁
@@HaileeandKendra can’t wait to see it!
Your vlogs are wonderful for travelers. I enjoy them, like your Amsterdam vlog too, having been to both London and Amsterdam in '84 and '17 while taking group motorcoach tours. In '84 I saw Peter O'Toole, the great British actor, in the London play Pygmalion... I was in the front row of the West End theater, and he almost seemed as if he took the time to acknowledge me for appreciating his work and watching him in such awe. He was the only academy award winning actor I ever saw in person.
I also saw and was up close and personal with Pope John Paul the second at St. Peter's Rome just a week later in '84, at a special Ascension day service. Though I describe myself as a lapsed Atheist (just in case I have to wait in line for the Afterlife), I find spirituality in everyone I have ever met and grace, everyone who shares as the two of you do, is a spirit and soul worth celebrating because thru our inperfections we in human spirit and compassion are perfected as we grow older thru good times and bad.
I loved Peter O'Toole in Lawrence of Arabia and Masada, a TV miniseries, though I am dating myself, lol.
I like your vlogs because the two of you travel so well together, find humor wherever you can. Me, lol, a flaming heterosexual, was taken to a gay bar by my boss and his partner, both gay, just because they knew I did not care about the company as long as tears did not flow into our beers. But being kind, and so I'd have someone to dance with, they invited my two hetero female friends along.
I loved that we were accepted and could enjoy the rainbow and let our hair down, since our day job requires us to wear formal clothing, as business systems instructors, for our clients.
I lost contact with one of the bosses I mentioned from that day (we worked in DC at the time where the bar was too), but the other, his partner, I have remained friends with for 30 years now. He was responsible for me meeting my wife in '94, because he promoted me to our international teaching group and I met my wife, who I share a 23yo daughter with, while traveling out of the US working in Latin America.
Please keep sharing your wonderful travel videos. They are spontaneous, unrehearsed, and real world sharing really cool people and really cool places you visit. Though I am 40 years older than youse (from Chicago originally, that is our plural of 'you', lol), you teach folks like me because you can deal with the Jetsons world we dreamed of when we were kids of cell phones and so on far better than we can, something I learned by being a father as well.
Thank you so much for sharing a little bit of your memories (and your story) with us!! We loved reading it, and we're so glad you're enjoying our Vlogs 😊 we love traveling together, we can't wait to post our LA/NY adventures!
What a wonderful vlog! I don't even want it to end 😅 thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you so much!! Another Vlog next Friday!
@@HaileeandKendra Can't wait! ❤️❤️
Now I want to go back to London. The last time we were there we took in a few shows, including a Shakespeare production with Dame Judy Dench. I know you weren't there that long but some time you should check out the theater scene in London.
If we'll get the chance to go back in the future, we totally will!
Thanks for the tour
Hope you enjoyed it!
If you guys ever get back to London, try London Walks. They are a group of locals that give 2ish hour walking tours of London. I have done 20 or so over the last 10 years. They are amazing. They also do a Jack the Ripper night tour!!
4:55 Correct, thats Tower Bridge. I used to live down the road.
A lot of people confuse the bridges.
In 1968 an american tycoon mistook Tower Bridge for London Bridge. He then shipped all 10000 bricks, brick by numbered brick back to Lake Havasu City in Arizona.
So, if you ever go to Arizona, you can cross that bridge as well...
They were rebuilding the bridge at the time .... Just in case anyone thought he just took the bricks on a whim! (It was at least the 2nd London Bridge on the site.) Yes, that must've been a bit of a shock not to see the towers after all that effort.
Whaaaat?? Seriously? We had no idea!!
@@heckelphon He new exactly which bridge he was buying. He came over to look at it and negotiated the price in London.
@@grahamsmith9541 Well that must have been a very thoroughly circulated urban myth at the time, because it's what everyone was saying. Of course, if you come to think about it, they would have had to know they were dismantling the old bridge for sale, or they wouldn't have taken so much care of it and had to number each block of stone. That must imply that he saw the bridge in advance because it was still standing when he negotiated the deal. Maybe he made some remark to the press about really wanting the bridge with the towers, and in their usual fashion, they turned it into a story about a big mix-up? I will have to look out the tabloid press form the time, because sure as anything, people back then believed he had bought the wrong bridge in error.
@@heckelphon Yes I don't find out it was a myth untill years later. There is a RUclips BBC News Video worth Watching about it.
The American Who Bought London Bridge - BBC News.
I'll put a link to the video as a reply to this comment. Then if comments with links are removed only the link is lost.
Very interesting vlog the first train you went on was docklands light railway did you notice there was no driver😂
Next destination will be Ldn!! love it ❤🔥 just been to Montenegro, more affordable but super beautiful as well
You are a great inspiration. Keep up the good work. I love your channel
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London? Baby!! Woop woop!!
That was awesome. Some great video of London. Looks like you had some wonderful weather also.
The weather was great!! Glad you've enjoyed the video 😊
Hope you had a amazing time in the UK 🇬🇧
We did!! Thank you 😊
I literally just came back from there. We were in London from May 27th to June 6. We stayed near Kings Cross Station
Hope you enjoyed it!!
We once went on a night open top bus tour in London. It wasn't supposed to be a night tour but the bus got stuck in traffic for so long most of the tour was at night.
Your vlogs are the best 👌 love the titles ❤
Thank you so much 😁
hope you had a fun time in london
We surely did!
You two are so adorable together ❤❤
Aweee thank you!
Best video ever! Love your vids. Inspirational couple. Xx
Have only just found you. Playing catch-up ! If you ever come back to London, find the half price ticket booth in Leicester Square. You get decent reductions on theatre tickets on the day.
That sushi looked awesome
Another lovely vlog, but im a little sad. This is the last of your videos i haven't watched. But the sad goes away after the intro screen seeing your two lovely faces spreading love, happiness and Kendra as her usual enthusiastic self 💞 Hope to see more travel vlogs in the future, they are one of my favourites you guys do, but do not ever stop making the goofy ones! like pickup lines, pranks and reactions to stupid things 😂🌷 (Love Kendra's shirt. Isn't that the whole truth i dont know) Omg hop on hop off bus is hard to say! 4:33 what that guy did is not advised. That guide was funny, very British :D
So glad you are having fun in London OMG! Absolutely amazing incredible views sites ❤love you guys
We had a really fun time!!
You barely scratched the surface with London.. you definitely need at least 5/7 days to see it all!
Glad to see that you tried the “Full English”, for breakfast, at 9:36, with is a perfect time in the morning to be eating breakfast,
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You can always count on Amsterdam trolleytram drivers to time the sound effect
Big Ben Tower was so much more beautiful from up close like you showed in your pictures. Most of the photographs I've seen of it were from quite some distance away, and doesn't do it justice.
You two are awesome love your channel i fell in love with you two when i first clicked on you're videos you're has always made feel a little better
I love you came to experience London. As a Brit I might be a bit biased living half an hour from London by train is the best thing ever! There is so much to experience!
You did Amsterdam, Naughty but nice!
Try Berlin, Germany… loads of history.
Try Paris, France… so much class.
Try Budapest, Hungary… the food is amazing.
Try Copenhagen, Denmark…. Everything! Food, history and quirkiness.
OMG I can go on forever ❤
Hopefully we’ll come back again in the future and get to experience more!!
I hope you two stay together forever, you were made for each other
That's the intention!
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Come to Newcastle! You'll love it
I was wondering about that small cottage in st James Park, when I was in London, in May. Today I finally learned why it is there, thank you for that! (I Was too busy then to be able to take in much of the sights, then- definitely going to go again just to be a tourist though. Also, how come there was no rain there... were you achkthually in London, huh, were you? ;-)
By the way: usually there is train service between Amsterdam and London. Currently not operational, unfortunately, but it should be again in a couple of months. There is a bus service though! (Flixbus. Not the fastest way to travel, but cheap, and sustainable-ish)
Nice to see you come to the uk next time come up to scotland 💙
Maybe one day!
@Hailee and Kendra injoy the both of you lots of love stay safe 💗 💓
WELCOME TO BRITAIN!!
Much ❤️ from 🏴
Welcome to my city. Hope you had a fantastic time
Thank you, we did!
The gates by Buckingham Palace are the Canada Gates and have symbols representing each Canadian state ( don't worry if you didn't know it's very rare that American and even Canadian people to read what's on the gates or know what the gates are ). !!!!!!
5:13 - But that's not the original London Bridge. The original London Bridge was bought in 1968 by an American businessman who had it moved to the US, where it is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona.
Local residents called it the tower of London because houses were one storey so that's why it's tower because towered over them
You two make me smile so!
You two are so cute.
Looks like you had a blast in my home city. You should check out Oxford too and Stonehenge etc.
Ps please tell me you went to Harrods while you were in London 🤞🙏
As a brit I can't believe you arrived on the day in the year it wasn't raining
Another one in the books for you both. Y'all will have such an amazing life story to tell when Y'all grow old ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
And there's more to come in the next weeks!! Can't wait to share it all with y'all! 😊
Is Portugal on y'alls list? I'll be there at the end of November. So excited!
In the UK, floors go G(round),1,2,,3,4,5 etc. So the fifth floor is what Amercan's call the sixth floor.
Hi guys Im a new subscriber here but Im being watching you two TikTok comps and I immediately feel in love with you two ❤
Welcome to our community! 😊 we're glad you're enjoying the compilations, we hope you've liked the Vlog too!
@@HaileeandKendra You guys are the best
Hahaha "We're still in London by the way, okay? - Yeah! - Okay." ❤
welcome to the uk
Wile in the UK if you have the opportunity to visit Manchester go to the Curry Mile and explore some of the food there.
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0:10: Not Hailee almost leaving her phone. :D
0:30: No skybridge? They just dump you out on the tarmac?
4:02: Did you see Benedict? :) Love that show.
4:06: That cop is CUTE! (sorry)
4:52: Did you know that Big Ben is the nickname for the Great Bell and it's actually called the Great Clock of Westminster? Also, the Clock Tower was renamed the Elizabeth Tower in 2012 to mark the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.
5:18: But not the original London Bridge. There have been three London Bridges. One that stood from 1209 to 1833. It had literal homes and shops. It's the one that gave us the nursery rhyme "London Bridge is falling down". The second built in 1831 remained over the Thames until 1967 when the owner of McCulloch Motors Corp (which is part of Husqvarna), bought the bridge and removed it piece by piece, shipping it to Lake Havasu City, Arizona. Today, the "New" London Bridge carries McCulloch Boulevard and spans the Bridgewater Channel, an artificial, navigable waterway that leads from the Uptown area of Lake Havasu City. The current London Bridge was constructed over the Thames from 1967 to 1972, with it opening in 1973 by Queen Elizabeth.
9:01: ....and Falafels!
9:25: Reminds me of the popup food places in NYC.
12:18: Did you all get to ride the London Eye?
12:56: Kendra lived in the UK? Cool!
Not in the UK! I lived in Holland for a while!
@@HaileeandKendra Oooh, I misunderstood. That's really cool, though. Obviously where you picked up the excellent Dutch.
Welcome to London . Hope u both have a great visit and a safe one. Sorry if anyone is rude to you we r not all like that ❤❤❤
Of COURSE I was in London a couple weeks ago and NOW you're there. HUMBUG
Have lived in London its great to see it through your eyes. Very entertaining. You only saw about 5% of the city, you should have asked your subscribers if someone could have met you and taken you around.
We were there for a limited amount of time, so we saw all we could 😊 hopefully we'll get the chance to go back in the future and see more!
@@HaileeandKendra if you come over again, i love to show you south and East London as well as further afield, to see where King Arthur lived, Robin Hood, Wiiliam Shakespeare, the Dream spires and towers of Cambridge, Stonehenge, Bath, platform 9 3/4's. Brighton, Britains Gay City. etc
Get me a boots meal deal while you’re there! I miss England ❤️
Around 80%, according to many sites whose reliability i cannot establish😅.
I'm happy you had fun and managed to visit so many beautiful places.
That's a good middle ground lol
Hey Hailee, the actual London Bridge "The First" is actually in the US... the one you went over is a later consrtuction...
That was the 2nd London Bridge. Not counting medieval wooden ones.
Covent Garden at night is London at it's best in my opinion.
I love the VLOGS.
We’re glad! They’re the videos that struggle the most but we do have fun doing them 😊
Such a beautiful place
I forget how much beauty there is in england and what i take for granteed me and my wife like traveling aswell weve been all over but funnily enough we dont see much of england. We do see the ocean alot though as we live 2 streets away from it
That was perfect timing on the Tour Bus, At 11:49, to get out of an awkward situation guys,
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