Love London in the spring on nice warm day with cherry blossoms out. More so as it trying to snow and it is cold today. Thanks Chris and Sandra of Canada.
Once again, this video was shot sooooooooooooooo well! Especially the intro!!! But the very last closing shot at 27:45 is stellar. What you captured and the way you tilted up is so great. I'm starting to collect and earmark these. You are good at what you do!!!!!
😊 Looks like the “oldest part of London” is fast becoming the newest part of London! Love the mix of old and new. What are the chances of showing the street names on your videos as you walk and ride buses? And labelling some of the churches, parks, and buildings you pass?? Really enjoying your videos! 😊
I started work in Carlisle Ave 70 years ago , my office block was surrounded by bombsites, from the end of Fenchurch streeet you could see St. Pauls. I used to eat my lunch in St. Bots. Gdns.
A very interesting video. The City has changed a lot since I last used to go there. Also, I notice that the red lights seem to apply to everyone, except cyclists.
Oh yeah I have a question, is there any way that they would let you go inside some of these beautiful buildings just for a minute you know probably not I suppose but it's just what I was thinking I hope you don't mind but I like to talk to you guys because I'm a curious person we don't have enough of that in our day except for kids have a good day 😀🙂😁👋🤗
Wow what is that building with the circles and then the things coming from the top all the way down it's almost like space station 😁 also hello so this is working's main Street and women downtown right 🙂
And it's different for you guys stop at the light like right in the middle of the road London is such a beautiful place I mean the buildings I love the buildings hey I just noticed that it ain't raining wow ☔😀
You might be referring to the Lloyds Building. It’s in the business of insurance. It was quite famous for a time, especially when it seemed like Lloyds would go bust. Actually, the Square Mile is probably one of the least attractive parts of London. It also has a very long history. So much so that in some senses it isn’t even part of England. Even the queen has to ask permission to enter. And that is true.
The area is changing quickly, it was designed and operated by business activity that will never return. You can see that most people in the video are tourists or day trippers. Perhaps it will continue to change to a residential and shopping district as the former City business community disappears.
I am standing here in front of you because I am afraid. I am afraid of humanity, afraid for humanity. I am afraid of the deception that we call nationalism. I am angry that our fathers declare wars and our sons suffer the inevitable. I am sad to look at the grief-stricken mothers who feel their son’s withered and tormented skin. No matter how loud their screams echo, yet we march proud and determined towards the enemy’s trenches. Is it worth it? I ask you. The millions of souls taken down like pawns in a forgotten chess game? Yes, I am afraid. What does it take to raise the bleeding flags? To beat the menacing drums of war until the sky engulfs the innocent: Heroism? Patriotism? Unity? The fallacies in our minds have poisoned us, just like power has poisoned the corrupted kings. Haven’t we learned from the battles of Estaires, Waterloo, Saratoga, Yorktown, WW1, WW2 etc, etc, etc? Aren’t we already mad from this deluded fantasy? Unfortunately, we are all driven by inhumane and barbaric desires and as I am standing here, I am terrified. Terrified from the plague spawned from the rotten bodies. I am terrified from the sound of suffocation and then, the roaring silence. I am terrified from the groans of the wounded as their bones are crushed by the rusty chains of the enemy’s tanks. Is it worth it? To fall prey of this disease that has tempted generations after generations? To lie to ourselves that our patriotic duty is the supreme law of our existence? Yes, I am afraid. We are all survivors of charismatic leaderships and their personal vendettas. We are all victims of the personification of our undeniable failure, and that my people, is war. We are all part of this macabre reality that has sickened us to the point where we embrace conflict, we embrace violence, we embrace destruction. Is it worth it? Many people have fought against this never-ending deception, but their voices are getting weaker and weaker as time consumes them and their battles. As I am standing here, I beg you to remember the lucid almost unreal dream of soldiers singing silent night when their sky bleeds and soldiers sweat and as I leave this podium, I go into my mind palace and ask the unanswerable question, is it truly worth it? Make time stop for a moment, and think about humanity... for humanity.
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Love London in the spring on nice warm day with cherry blossoms out. More so as it trying to snow and it is cold today. Thanks Chris and Sandra of Canada.
Hello. The cherry trees are amazing and I do hope that the aroma there is incredible. Thanks for showing us the video. The day is warm, SPRING
It is a great city. There are a lot of great modern buildings and traditional buildings. Great contrast. Thank you for sharing.
Once again, this video was shot sooooooooooooooo well! Especially the intro!!! But the very last closing shot at 27:45 is stellar. What you captured and the way you tilted up is so great. I'm starting to collect and earmark these. You are good at what you do!!!!!
Magnificent. And serendipitousi video artistry at end. But I missed the captions. Thankyou again.
😊 Looks like the “oldest part of London” is fast becoming the newest part of London! Love the mix of old and new. What are the chances of showing the street names on your videos as you walk and ride buses? And labelling some of the churches, parks, and buildings you pass?? Really enjoying your videos! 😊
⭕️ Quite a colorful video in a bright day 😍😍 Love to watch London.. well shot 👍👍
a beautiful afternoon and a walk in a city of architectural and historical contrast
Beautiful walking
Oooh the cherry trees, the sweet cherry trees 🥰
Thy vm for the vids and memories. Been there backinadays 2004 and it changed a lot - so far i can see
Awesome!! Was waiting for this!
Very nice,my favourite part of London 😍
Such a rush to watch this! Love it! Thanks!
Gracias Feliz Semana para todos y todas,
I started work in Carlisle Ave 70 years ago , my office block was surrounded by bombsites, from the end of Fenchurch streeet you could see St. Pauls. I used to eat my lunch in St. Bots. Gdns.
I'd like to see more videos of the City (and also Holborn area), there are too many of the West End
Beautiful sharing
Thank you so much !
So beautiful
Looks surprisingly peaceful. It's usually chaotic speaking from personal experience.
Amazing
Relics of the oldest part of London still exist among the modern skyscrapers, including even parts of the Roman
Wall.
Beautiful video 👌 📹 ❤ 💖
I see more new than old…but very interesting.
WOW!
Good morning London
A very interesting video. The City has changed a lot since I last used to go there. Also, I notice that the red lights seem to apply to everyone, except cyclists.
Oh yeah I have a question, is there any way that they would let you go inside some of these beautiful buildings just for a minute you know probably not I suppose but it's just what I was thinking I hope you don't mind but I like to talk to you guys because I'm a curious person we don't have enough of that in our day except for kids have a good day 😀🙂😁👋🤗
The best
i don't know why i love seeking and exploring this type of views
Happy Monday
Wow what is that building with the circles and then the things coming from the top all the way down it's almost like space station 😁 also hello so this is working's main Street and women downtown right 🙂
And it's different for you guys stop at the light like right in the middle of the road London is such a beautiful place I mean the buildings I love the buildings hey I just noticed that it ain't raining wow ☔😀
You might be referring to the Lloyds Building. It’s in the business of insurance. It was quite famous for a time, especially when it seemed like Lloyds would go bust.
Actually, the Square Mile is probably one of the least attractive parts of London.
It also has a very long history. So much so that in some senses it isn’t even part of England. Even the queen has to ask permission to enter. And that is true.
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The area is changing quickly, it was designed and operated by business activity that will never return. You can see that most people in the video are tourists or day trippers. Perhaps it will continue to change to a residential and shopping district as the former City business community disappears.
I am standing here in front of you because I am afraid. I am afraid of humanity, afraid for humanity. I am afraid of the deception that we call nationalism. I am angry that our fathers declare wars and our sons suffer the inevitable. I am sad to look at the grief-stricken mothers who feel their son’s withered and tormented skin. No matter how loud their screams echo, yet we march proud and determined towards the enemy’s trenches. Is it worth it? I ask you. The millions of souls taken down like pawns in a forgotten chess game? Yes, I am afraid.
What does it take to raise the bleeding flags? To beat the menacing drums of war until the sky engulfs the innocent: Heroism? Patriotism? Unity? The fallacies in our minds have poisoned us, just like power has poisoned the corrupted kings. Haven’t we learned from the battles of Estaires, Waterloo, Saratoga, Yorktown, WW1, WW2 etc, etc, etc? Aren’t we already mad from this deluded fantasy? Unfortunately, we are all driven by inhumane and barbaric desires and as I am standing here, I am terrified. Terrified from the plague spawned from the rotten bodies. I am terrified from the sound of suffocation and then, the roaring silence. I am terrified from the groans of the wounded as their bones are crushed by the rusty chains of the enemy’s tanks. Is it worth it? To fall prey of this disease that has tempted generations after generations? To lie to ourselves that our patriotic duty is the supreme law of our existence? Yes, I am afraid.
We are all survivors of charismatic leaderships and their personal vendettas. We are all victims of the personification of our undeniable failure, and that my people, is war. We are all part of this macabre reality that has sickened us to the point where we embrace conflict, we embrace violence, we embrace destruction. Is it worth it?
Many people have fought against this never-ending deception, but their voices are getting weaker and weaker as time consumes them and their battles. As I am standing here, I beg you to remember the lucid almost unreal dream of soldiers singing silent night when their sky bleeds and soldiers sweat and as I leave this podium, I go into my mind palace and ask the unanswerable question, is it truly worth it? Make time stop for a moment, and think about humanity... for humanity.
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