ASMR | Old Map of London - Whispered Tracing, Reading Street Names & Explaining
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Today I'm looking at an old map of London (1930s or 40s possibly?). I'll be tracing, reading the names of streets and roads and explaining - all in a whisper! Enjoy! Kx
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Today I'm looking at an old map of London (1930s or 40s possibly?). I'll be tracing, reading the names of streets and roads and explaining - all in a whisper! Enjoy! Kx
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Love this especially as its a map of London and knowing that you can't park any where in London now and its way to much traffic in London as well
That's so true!
Wikipedia has a picture of a postcard from 1925 showing the temporary Waterloo Bridge, which says it carries southbound traffic (not the system the map describes). If they had moved to a one way system based on time of day, that would suggest the map was produced after the decision to replace the bridge was made, but before the new one opened. That puts it somewhere in the mid to late 30's, or perhaps up to 1942 when the bridge opened.
Maps ASMR are my favorite
Another superb ASMR and one with great meaning for me as I lived on Vauxhall Bridge Road as a student in the early 1990's.
Interesting!
Combination of my two favorite kinds of ASMR. Maps and anything made by Kate. ♥️♥️♥️
Yay!
Asmr with maps are so relaxing! Had my 1st covid vaccine yesterday so feeling very rough today. Glad I've got this to send me to sleep 😊😊🥰
I felt a bit ropey after my first too, but the feeling went off after 24 hours. Get better soon!
@@LibraryofWhispersASMR Thank you Kate 😊🥰
This is quite interesting..The tracing, & your gentle hand movements makes me feel relaxing..Gorgeous nail polish💓😃
Lots of love😊💖👍
Thank you very much!
You're welcome💖
Love this map asmr😍😍
Lovely! I’ve been without WiFi for a week and so excited to listen! Also your nails always look so beautiful but really loving this shade!
Thank you Lauren!
I find it very frustrating when I can’t get any WiFi also
Very cool map. Loved the part about the War Office.
Ahh I love how similar our video styles are, I’ve got an old atlas like this that I wanna record 💜 love your nails too
Thank you Kate being a former native Londoner really enjoyed that 😍😍🇬🇧🇬🇧
I‘m from germany and i visited london a few years ago with my family☺️ It‘s interesting to see an old map of the city
I have a little collection of maps. Including old representation's of São Paulo city like this of Central London. Maps drawed is so awesome!!! Congrats for the video!
Sounds great!
Haven’t seen a soft spoken video for a while, this was a great vid and very interesting 👍
I must do another soft spoken soon.
There are fewer car parks in Muswell Hill now! 😅 Nice find. Wish I could visit London when there were all the old cars, before the congestion, driving around without worrying about the congestion charge and the zones.
It is!
I have to admit I turned up the volume when you said Ambroseden Avenue. That was a sound alike moment.
Loool!
Sir Stenson Cooke lived from 1874-1942. He has to do with the automobile Association so that may help narrow do the year range a few years. So I assume the book is somewhere in there. Neat! (I'm writing this only several minutes into the video so it may be said later but I'm sure I'll be too lazy to edit my comment)
I think it must be late 1930s, early 1940s because of the addition of the War Office.
So cool, I used to live between Petty France and Birdcage Walk in Wellington Barracks when I was serving with Welsh Guards💂♂️ historic London is incredible. War Office is just referred to now as MoD Whitehall and Horse Guards
Very interesting, thanks!
This video is ace! Personally I’d love to see an underground tube line video using the TfL paper maps! I can pick one up and send one if needed!☺️
That's a great suggestion actually. I'll see if I can find an old tube map somewhere - or am very happy for anything you pick up yourself!
Cool.
I’m also a bit of a cartophile.
Loved this.
Xx
Unbelievible that someone survived only with a map like this in a city back in the days. Today everyone needs a navi and cell phone to not get lost. 😃
What's a navi?
@@ryankiser294 I think he means a Sat Nav
We stayed just off the left of this map in 2019, and we definitely used Google Maps constantly to figure out which tube stations to use, where to walk, etc.
@@ryankiser294 a navigation system, sorry.
I like it ☺ greetings from Germany
Thank you! Cheers!
Can you do maps of Paris and Dubai and Romania Bucharest