The King's Guards | The Household Cavalry (HCAV) - LONDON: Sights. Sounds. People. Places. 📍 - LondonCityWalks on TikTok (380K)
Hello friends and visitors from around the world and Welcome to London City Walks! My name is John and for the past 20+ years I have lived in central London - a beautiful city that is full of wonderful surprises and genuinely friendly people. More than 250 languages are spoken here in London, making this capital of the United Kingdom the most linguistically diverse city in the world. I hope you enjoy watching and if you have questions about London or the locations visited, please feel free to ask in the comments.
The chain under Tabor's chin was not connected to both sides. When he was fussing I noticed the length of chain hanging on his right side. He came out chain fixed.
If it's the heat knocking your equipment haywire in the heat, why not carry a wine cooler with you, one of those wrap around things I, personally, use at the beach for kids pop & our wine 😉 Yes, it's been fabulous up here for a week (I did feel sorry for you in all that rain , honestly 😅)
Amazing footage of the Houses of Parliment, just a shame its filled with some shady characters in 😢. Cant believe how many people are around its mad. Are the phone boxs usable ? 😂😂😂 literally crying over your guard conversation 😂. Tristian is such a lovely horse. Omg did u see that man just walk straight in front on the gatesman, some people are so rude ! Anxiety breakdown for me in that tunnel 😢. Have fun lol xx
There should be a notice at the arches telling the public no entry for them (Yes, I know, it would spoil so much of your fun, but hey , it is what it is eh 😂
It was the same horse....a piece of bridal was hanging down and irritating the horse. I think they fixed or re tacked the horse and so out them back out again.
I would love to be a fly on the wall with that daft chick in the “I ❤️London” t shirt showing off her photos….”and here’s me, with a large black horses arse”🤷😳🤣 No John, the curb has come OFF on one side. It just hooks into the rings and they can come off if the horse throws his head around. They took him in to readjust his bridle and the curb. He’s now fine…..the reason he was upset was the curb dangling under his chin where he couldn’t see it properly.
Thank you for another great video. I've been in London a few times but have never seen it showing the sights like you are doing, (I'm north of the border). When you go on a visit you're so keen to see everything that you don't time to appreciate how beautiful the buildings are. That shot of the Houses of Parliament was just breathtaking, and the lovely Tristan back again.
Another lovely walk showing us the sites in London , beautiful views along the river both sides . Houses of Parliament , I remember visiting there to see my uncle who was an MP , I won't say his name or which party ! 1976 , it was red hot , I was pregnant and very uncomfortable , he took us for lunch there , frankly it was awful , maybe the heat or pregnancy but I couldn't eat it ! You're right first Blues horse was gorgeous cloppy Kensington with his Victorian gentleman's moustache 😍 . I'll have to go back and look at the others , though I'm sure someone will identify them 😀. Tristan is such a sweetie , I can see him becoming a big favourite with viewers . What a moment for your gimble (?) to pack up right on the Blues dismount ! We'll see what happens in part 2 😁. Thanks John have a relaxing evening xxx
Nothing beats Trafalgar Square. it has everything, water, a walkways and seating and history- nelsons column. London is like living onm a huge building site, there is building every where you go.
Thank you for all you do on this channel. I agree that you delete all unwanted comments, that is very disrespectful to you and what you do. I love watching these videos, even some of the older ones. Its also nice to know the names of these horses.
Those trails are Chem trails not contrails . Contrails remain only for a short time but Chem trails stay for hours and are used to hide the sun in a pale white cover.
