Nice job with the video and editting! We’re new RU-vidrs as well and still learning. We’ve been posting our London videos the last few weeks. Once again…..nice job!! Subscribed!!
Awe thanks so much for the kind words and for the sub. We're excited to check out your channel. Pro tip for London videos... don't show footage of you using a knife and fork. 🤣 Apparently it's a serious issue if you don't do it exactly like a local.
@@kendrasdustyroad Haha! We’re getting some “corrections” on our videos as well. Oh well….roll with it and be appreciative that your videos are getting views/comments/subs. Keep up the good work!! Love your style of filming and quality!!!
The Thames river was part of the river Rhine when in 4000bc or BCE when a place was called doggerland was wiped out around by a large tidal wave killed off villages and animal plus plant life, which joined Kent, Suffolk and Norfolk were all joined to now day parts of France, Netherlands and Belgium and the Rhine which comes from Germany.l Love mum
Loved the facts about the Tower Bridge! That food at Camden yummmmmm! The Inception moment haha... Meat? It's fish lolll Love that you had the girl at the Exhibition say the name of it haha :) Well done guys!
Thames = Tems Not a tomato tomato thing Mary queen of Scots was not Elizabeth’s half sister. She was her cousin. Elizabeth’s sister was Mary I of England. She had already died by this point.
Ya, Thames was tongue in cheek... but my attempts at humor definitely fell flat in this video I guess. Thanks for the Elizabeth/Mary relation correction. We'll be sure to study up more before our next visit.
I know what you mean🙄 I honestly have a phobia now watching Americans( or anybody ) cutting up their food with the knife ( if lucky) then Shoveling !! their food in with just the fork!!!!😱. Ahhhhhh!.
Lol - Americans struggling with cutlery! Start off all right - then having to transfer the fork into the right hand to shovel in the food (!) Bless 'em. x
@@kendrasdustyroad why did you cut it up with your knife in your right hand and fork in your left, and then swap them over when eating? It's bizarre. British people keep the fork in their left hand and manage to eat with it.
@@peterwilkins7013 Not totally sure. Everyone has different ways of doing things I guess. 🤷♂🤷♀ I'm just glad we got to experience your wonderful culture... even if we did it like silly Americans. 😜 Thanks for watching!
London itself has so much to see. Not far from London, is the incredible Kew Gardens, which you can legit spend all day walking round its so big and varied. Aswell as local exhibits such as the London Dungeons, where you learn about Jack the Ripper and stuff like that. Or maybe enjoy a memorable fine dining experience of an Afternoon Tea and champagne at the world famous Ritz Hotel. Prices start round £67 but requires booking and they have a dress code Hope you enjoy your next visit!
@@kendrasdustyroad thats cool. Theres a lot of ghostly/spooky tours that run at night round London. Usually visiting the areas of the Jack the Ripper killings or highlighting haunted places in London etc. If you search Jack The Ripper Tour , they have a site by pretty much that name for booking
It's amazing how many Americans waste time with Tower Bridge when the Tower of London is a thousand year old miracle! Indeed, it is one of the great buildings in the world. Here's just one interesting fact: The amazing Isaac Newton lived and worked there for a while some 300 or so years ago.
Sticky Toffee pudding is one of the most popular British desserts. Its sticky as its made from dates. Traditionally you serve it with custard or maybe cream
@@kendrasdustyroad when you mentioned it you was just eating it plain. But they are mini on afternoon teas anyway, so can get away with no custard more . A proper one is bigger than that, lot more hearty with lots of custard 😋that was a high quality taster start with atleast which is good
Those raclette sandwiches (melted cheese lavished all over) are actually quite subtle a taste, every time Ive tried them the cheese is actually quite different to what you'd expect
Jeff Beck & Frank. Zappa...,...separate 2 hour plus, docs, London TV last two days.......best.........TV has its used,..............though mostly celebs.....,.....????????....,....eat shit..★!
Absolutely loved it. We’re still a bit new at this and probably come across a little awkward/stiff on camera sometimes. But we’re working on it. Thanks for watching.
WHY do they pass the fork over to the Right Hand, it's so inefficient just keep the fork held in your left hand and pop the Food in your Mouth, it there any need for Cutlery juggling 😮
Yeah that was fascinating, I suppose it's what you get used to. In the UK, we hold the knife in one hand and the fork in the other they stay that way throughout the meal. The world would be boring if we all did things the same way :D
We can't speak for everyone form the US, but we generally like meeting people from other cultures and are happy to have them here. Thanks so much for watching.
We're definitely bigger fans of the countryside as well, and loved what we saw in Wales and Scotland (and I know there's plenty of countryside to explore in England as well, but we just didn't have time this trip). But cities like London definitely have a way of luring us in... for as long as we can stand the crowds anyway. Thanks so much for watching.
London is a mega world city. If people don't like big cities then it's a place to avoid. It certainly is expensive, but so are most if not all mega cities. If you are a tourist and staying centrally then it's a treasure trove of things to do and you can enjoy walking around. I would always advise tourists to the UK to not just 'bag' London and to go and see some of the rest of the country - rural and urban. There's so much to see and do on this small island.
@@alangordon8171 Well said. I wouldn't ever recommend anyone skip it. Whether you're more inclined to big cities or the countryside, I think the more important thing is to just be present and experience wherever you're at with an open mind. Probably easier said than done, but we try to anyway... But ya, we loved London, even if we're typically not big city folk. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!
