6:10 hi buddy! Nice bird 🐦 🐦⬛ 👍 😅 yeah that's a Jay same member as the crow and magpie/family as far as I'm aware 😳 cool.. that's a nice shot of a bird like that.. I'm sure they prefer a more countryside/woodland environment 🤔 but yeah, cool spot 😎
Random note: there is a siren on top of Waterloo bridge, so if you ever want to see it, it’s still in place I believe on the bridge! Also might be one in Kensington park I think 🤔 but could be removed now I’m not sure. Awesome videos as always!! :)
6:53 During World War II, 1,506,000 Purple Heart medals were manufactured, many in anticipation of the estimated casualties resulting from the planned Allied invasion of Japan. By the end of the war, even accounting for medals lost, stolen, or wasted, nearly 500,000 remained.
The ‘ARP’ stretcher was mass produced in anticipation of air-raid casualties during the Second World War. The all-metal design allowed them to be easily decontaminated after the much-anticipated gas attacks, but many were never used and when the war ended they were redundant. In a period where material was short it made sense to re-use these useful items, usually converting them into railings. lookup.london/stretcher-railings/
13:23 That one's Kier Llama 😂
Weird bird=Jay
Yeah like Jay's 👍 they have nice colour's.. metallic bronze & blue...!
6:10 hi buddy! Nice bird 🐦 🐦⬛ 👍 😅 yeah that's a Jay same member as the crow and magpie/family as far as I'm aware 😳 cool.. that's a nice shot of a bird like that.. I'm sure they prefer a more countryside/woodland environment 🤔 but yeah, cool spot 😎
Thanks for the information folk :)
Looked like a great day out, your Dr Dolittle impersonations made me laugh 😅👌👍
😁
Ian you are a legend mate 😊
Fascinating
Random note: there is a siren on top of Waterloo bridge, so if you ever want to see it, it’s still in place I believe on the bridge! Also might be one in Kensington park I think 🤔 but could be removed now I’m not sure. Awesome videos as always!! :)
Wow thanks amazing will look into that :)
Looks like you both had fun ❤
Indeed we did folk :)
Impressive wife Folk
I know exactly where some are, and the title fits perfectly
Loving the goat impressions Ian 😅
The block just before the railings Stoddard House got bombed in WW2, If you had looked up You would have seen the new brickwork... ;)
That’s interesting thanks for information:)
@@IKS-Exploration I've put a Picture on the fbook page
6:53 During World War II, 1,506,000 Purple Heart medals were manufactured, many in anticipation of the estimated casualties resulting from the planned Allied invasion of Japan. By the end of the war, even accounting for medals lost, stolen, or wasted, nearly 500,000 remained.
Those polish birds are aka fanny birds. Not sure why tho.
When did you film this never seen London so quiet!!!
November this year
@ wow looks so quiet!!
The bird is a Jay
Cheers 🍻
Lots of people probably died on those stretchers
Very sad but true
Neetoo
you can speak GOATISH !!
Indeed I can lol
, they are not stretchers they are bunkbeds from the public shelters
The railings we visited in this video are indeed stretchers.
@debbiestead stretchers we're made of wood and canvas so that they were easy to transport
The ‘ARP’ stretcher was mass produced in anticipation of air-raid casualties during the Second World War.
The all-metal design allowed them to be easily decontaminated after the much-anticipated gas attacks, but many were never used and when the war ended they were redundant.
In a period where material was short it made sense to re-use these useful items, usually converting them into railings.
lookup.london/stretcher-railings/
@johnhackett-j4c ARP stretchers weren't, just google image it.