What Surprised Me MOST About London as an American (First-Time Visiting)🇬🇧

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  @sodhafamily-u7n · 9 months ago

  'When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford' - Dr Samuel Johnson ❤

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• BG

  @bgfd1 · 13 days ago

  I'm 66 and grew up in London and still exploring and finding new places. Enjoyed your video.

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• RI

  @richardbradley1598 · 9 months ago

  We don't have afternoon tea often, maybe for like an elderly relatives birthday or having a treat occasionally...I think more tourists have afternoon tea than the English.

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• LU

  @LuckyGhost · 10 months ago

  So many fun destinations! and the editing was top notch!👌

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• CR

  @CraigD13 · 10 months ago

  This was great and SO informative! THANK YOU

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• GO

  @Gobadán-x7u · 8 months ago

  You're obsessed with going up high, lol. Great tour of London though, I came here from Ireland at age 21 and went back home to Ireland after four years. However, I missed London so much I came back not long after - it just feels more like home. All the best things that ever happened to me happened in London. When I was a child, my aunt and uncle gave us some Christmas presents and one was a colourful picture book which showed Peter Pan and Wendy flying over the rooftops of Westminster. I developed a fascination with London from that moment on.

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• LY

  @lyndoncmp5751 · 9 months ago

  Believe it or not, but it doesn&apos;t actually rain as much in London as the myth says. New York and Paris have more rain. There are actually more sunny days than rainy days in London. It doesn&apos;t really get cold in winter either. You will be more hot in summer than cold in winter.<br>You went to some great places but shame you didn&apos;t go in any of London&apos;s great old pubs, only the modern bars. Can&apos;t beat the old cosy historical pubs in London like Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese, Cittie of Yorke, The Mitre etc. They have fires going in winter. <br>Laughing Gravy, by the way, is an old Laurel and Hardy film title. I guess that&apos;s the origin of that pub name.<br>Cheers. Hope you return. Best wishes 🥂

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  @Isleofskye · 9 months ago

  I have Subscribed and you are all welcome back to my Hometown anytime. I was born 71 years ago less than 1 mile from Waterloo Bridge and 2 miles from Central London and lived my first 29 stimulating years there. In 1983 I took the opportunity to buy this very house i The Outer London Suburbs just 12 miles away and absolutely loved the fact that I can &quot;use&quot; London and its Official &quot;100,000 Places Of Interest&quot; but,equally,get out in the Kent,Surrey and East and West Sussex Countryside in no time so 2 days ago I went to Football in London and will do so again tomorrow but then next week will go deep into the Countryside for an 8 mile walk. You will never see all of London in one lifetime.I tried and failed miserably.:face-green-smiling:

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• KA

  @Karmaried-sf6eu · 10 months ago

  Awesome job! Very well done 👏🎬

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• C7

  @c7syrinxt1 · 10 months ago (edited)

  🎉Such an Amazing informative and Visual video Experience! &nbsp;Can’t wait for the next one!😊<br><br>Love the music at the end!🤘💙🤘

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• MA

  @mattakiin8287 · 7 months ago

  One day I&apos;d like to visit London. This video just made me want to go more!

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• MW

  @MWB5150 · 9 months ago

  Great video, informative, honest &amp; well edited - great job !👍

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