London's City Wall and Barbican - Rather Splendid Walk

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A tremendous walk around London's rather splendid ancient city wall built by the Romans alongside the modern Barbecan centre.
We pass the panyer boy who marks the highest point in the city of London (or does he?).
Christchurch Greyfriars which was never rebuilt after the war. Watts memorial to self sacrifice, livery companies, a buried head of a king and Shakespere's house.
As usual there is a lot more with many interesting facts about London as we take a delightful walking tour around this area packed with London history.
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@Joolzguides 3 года назад

If you enjoy watching my films why not throw me a one-off contribution via paypal! www.paypal.me/julianmcdonnell Or if you want to chip in a couple of ££ a month you can support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/joolzguides Follow me on Instagram for more bits and bobs ➜ @JoolzGuidesOfficial

@darinmullins4770 3 года назад

Born in England haven't been there in years ! Thank you !

@natashanyxx9486 3 года назад

I’m thinking that seeing you drink whiskey on a park bench should become at least a semi-regular feature of your videos.

@robspunk 3 года назад

Jules on Strictly！ Haha imagine that. Shoe-in for the top prize. Shoe-in... wonder where that come from...

@sirnearlyheadlesnick 3 года назад

If you konw any one that works for Pay Pal that can help me get back into my account since i need to ok a message they send to a disused mobile no to get in and well i dont have access tro that No. any more and cant get back into my Pay Pal account. Since im outside of the Uk the No. to call wont work from South Africa, mate in London can call it but not me? and there is no email address to complain to?

@rotel1111 3 года назад

What’s the music in the background Sir?

@robbojax2025 3 года назад

Never ceases to amaze me that no matter how often I pass a place there is always a bit of history or trivia that is new to me. Keep up the delightful guides Joolz.

@Boric78 3 года назад

These should be given out globally to cheer people up. Proper good medicine for the soul.

@velvetindigonight 3 года назад

Agreed............... should be on the BBC! Enjoy

@maudegonne3740 3 года назад

@@velvetindigonight II hope everybody is expressing their appreciation by chucking the Man a few pennies. PS I agree about the pineapples are pine cones representing the pineal gland . There's a massive one out side the Vatican/There is a lot of esoteric symbolism in London

@eltonlovell9898 3 года назад

Love these rambles. I've spent years dawdling around London and find something new every time - these guides have replaced the telly in my house :-)

@Joolzguides 3 года назад

They even mentioned me on the radio yesterday!

@pulltheotherone5035 2 года назад

Well here I am 8 months later watching and thinking these videos are the only way I will ever see London again....being second class as I am now!

@davidborunsky6681 3 года назад

Loved the Winston Churchill snippet, Joolz is a man of variety.

@mitchellhudson09 3 года назад

Cheers from Chicago, keeping me cheered through the winter of our discontent

@einarjohansen8252 3 года назад

Oh how I miss wandering around in London. I hope with the vaccines we’ll be able to travel again in a few months time. So for now I’ll just enjoy these great films. Cheers from Norway.

@Anna-oo3yf 3 года назад

Vaccination guidance says we still have to practice social distancing and wear masks.... go check it out... what a joke

@johnfeehan5219 3 года назад

its what I miss the most especially the Southbank and The Globe area . Love Norway too

@MrMurraymanson 3 года назад

When you take the fax you might be able to walk at all Einar.

@hecampbell77 3 года назад

I'm near Kansas City, about 2 hours from Fulton and the Church of St. Mary Aldermanbury, pass it frequently going back and forth between St. Louis. They have a beautiful Churchill museum there now. Unfortunately it's closed until June for renovations, but I'll go after that and take a picture and be sure to tag you. :)

@REMYDANN 3 года назад

We cannot travel to London now so your vlogs are so apreciated

@the_oslovian 3 года назад

My thoughts exactly!

@timokauppinen5238 3 года назад

I have a return flight to London is on hold, these videos help a little. 😁

@JohnZaabi 3 года назад

so first world problems! unrelatable

@61shirley 3 года назад

I could’ve sworn they were pine cones. The romans used the symbol of pine cones too

@johnvonundzu2170 3 года назад

They ARE pine cones, an ancient symbol of immortality/eternity. Classical architecture put them all over the place. Associated with Dionysus as well. Pineapples show up very late, an import from South America.

@cijmo 3 года назад

See now, I always thought artichokes and have this delicious plot for a skit of you, me and Joolz all standing beneath one and aruging about it LOL. Getting all red-faced and trying to illustrate our point.

@johnvonundzu2170 3 года назад

@@cijmo Artichokes? Nah, antiquity was all about pine cones and pomegranates.

@davidgreen7392 3 года назад

Sure they're not Pineal Glands (also from the Vatican ?)

@annother3350 3 года назад

The pine cone represents the pineal gland

@kateclarke456 3 года назад

Just what this Black Country girl needed to brighten my day ❤️

@Annur375 3 года назад

Welcome back, Joolz! A great show again, thanks for sharing.

@mickymantle3233 3 года назад

Jools. How about doing a vid in the 'footsteps of Samuel Pepys' ? From (Birth) Salisbury Court - St Olaves (Seething Lane) Lots of interesting narration to use there from the diary.

@Joolzguides 3 года назад

Would be great..but a lot of work for sure!

@davidlathrop9360 3 года назад

It would be so worth it, though. Pepys is just such an excellent source of relatively normal life in Restoration London, such a journey would be fitting! Just have to find a sack posset for the ending, and a proper "and so to bed".

@johnmh1000 3 года назад

@@Joolzguides Pretty please??

@spalftac 3 года назад

I was transfixed by your intermittent beard.

@swilkobarfingtoniii1642 3 года назад

This has been my favorite installment of your series. I had to watch it twice, while pausing frequently to read the plaques and memorial stones you've featured in this. I've been hoping you would tour the Barbican as it has always been a very attractive place to me. You showed the Museum of the City of London in a previous episode, and it used to be located at The Barbican. Once again, thank you for a smashing tour of some of the most interesting places in The City!

@alanchriston6806 3 года назад

Just add me diamond, I recognise many of your sights when I moved from up North ie Hartlepool to London for work I lived in the streets of London for 3 months including thru the kings x fire 🔥 and the Great storm, I passed thru Kings x 5 mins before the fire in 87, and passed back thru the area on the underground when I returned ( I rode the underground rails ) you could then for hours for 50p, and watch the mail train , I remember the great storm within a month in 87, the police ushered everyone of the Waterloo concorse as the glass in the roof was collapsing onto the concourse, the police said stay near the station, I however , went for a walk around London as I thought it was a unique opportunity to see The greatest capital in the world, 300 hundred year old trees fallen across the Mall, Now back up North but probably end back up on streets ( maybe in London). Your films are superb and unique 😊 Cheers Joolz 🥂 Alan

@musingwithreba9667 3 года назад

It's great to be able to travel to London from my couch in Toronto. Maybe someday I'll get to see all these things for real.

@nigelcarpenter4814 3 года назад

greatest city in the world

@chelseagirl278 3 года назад

Fellow Torontonian here, great channel isn’t it?!

@musingwithreba9667 3 года назад

@@chelseagirl278 absolutely! can't get out to see our own city even, might as well watch Joolz

@chelseagirl278 3 года назад

@@musingwithreba9667 yes, be entertained and learn!

@jeffjohnson4015 3 года назад

What a really great video today, the London's wall was very interesting to learn about thank you. It was a little strange to see part of the London wall in the parking structure but it's nice to see they were trying to preserve it. Wish her in America we would try and save more of your history and really learn about it more.

@Skinhead-201 3 года назад

Splendid.

@James-ek9pz 3 года назад

Joolzy Drinking Game: Throwback video - shot New LLL song in background - shot An off camera fact from Simon - 2 shots " 'X'...who asked out my mum, believe it not!" - Down your drink

@stephaniecowans3646 3 года назад

The music from Little Lost Lou really enhances Joolz' videos! Love it!

@loupsyche 3 года назад

@@stephaniecowans3646 youre all so lovely and kind thank you

@claudia-tglondon3164 3 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@AniMerci 3 года назад

Happy Sunday, Joolz! Do you know that I dream of London occasionally. Haven’t been there in decades, but I think you inspire me. Love the trousers! Stay safe. We’ll be out and about before too long. Cheers from the U.S.! ❤️🇬🇧

@jhb1493 3 года назад

Thank you for continuing to put out great content under less than convivial circumstances. While it is so quiet in London, I wish the authorities in the City would give you access to places where you might not normally be able or allowed to go - your videos really bring out the best of London life and are a fantastic, quality boost for the old town.

@davedogge2280 3 года назад

18:45 interesting it's named after a fort, the Barbican does remind me of a big sea fort outer walls always stained with dripping water. Walking around there even during a lunch time down the narrow corridors, there's just no one about even though as you state in the video, practically all homes are occupied. The outer courtyard is always empty. You can regard it as a semi failed project that just keeps chugging away through the ages.

@Joolzguides 3 года назад

an extraordinary place

@michaelmcdonnell5998 3 года назад

Pine cones Joolz. Pineapples would have spiky leaves sprouting from the top. Pine cones are an ancient symbol of the pineal gland held in high regard by mystics and kabbalists like Christopher Wren.

@chrisfunx7968 3 года назад

I came here to say the same thing great observation! Joolz you should look into this.

@ChicagoTurtle1 3 года назад

@@chrisfunx7968. Me too. Though I don’t have much information to add. Weren’t these pine cones as architectural decorations used in other places? How about in the Roman Empire??

@chenchina4577 3 года назад

Yes, first thing that came to mind was pine cones. From a fan in HAWAII.

@TheEarthHistorysConfusing 3 года назад

Gald you see that, He is unreal to say its for parties. he didn't research much ..

@michaelmcdonnell5998 3 года назад

@@harrylaw296 Or maybe artichokes! I'm sticking with pine cones. Nothing esoteric about pineapples!

@johnbyrne2127 3 года назад

Hi Joolz, I love your videos,they take me right back to the seventies when I was based in Chelsea barracks, and doing public duties. When off duty I used to go wandering around London taking in all the historical sights. Thanks Joolz. Keep making the videos they're great.

@mussiebeyene8834 3 года назад

Every time I watch Joolz Guides video, I just want to walk around London. 🚶🏿‍♂️🚶🏿‍♂️ Keep up the good work. 🙏🙏

@blueskiesabove3950 3 года назад

More Joolz Guides is always good.

@maryannekeenan1409 3 года назад

I've been watching ALL of your guides. They are wonderful! I am in Florida but am planning a London visit, if Covid-19 ever ends! You should do a tour of Charles Dickens places where he lived, favorite Pubs, etc.

@christineaygin4330 3 года назад

Love your tours, thanks from a Londoner abroad x

@frenchartantiquesparis424 3 года назад

You are happy, and in fine form today!

@decimustv4257 3 года назад

I love walking around London, learning about it’s history and discovering new things. Still not bored of it despite living in it nearly all my life.

@TheSpudnation 3 года назад

Can't wait to go back to London!

@nicholasnichola4922 3 года назад

a pleasant surprise for a Sunday. Lets watch!!

@dinger40 3 года назад

Doug Mountjoy died only last week. 14/2/21. As per usual, great vid.

@Joolzguides 3 года назад

Whoa!!!! What an amazing coincidence!

@brianbrown826 3 года назад

St Georges Fields just north of Hyde Park was like the Postman' s Park with grave stones around the perimeter. There was an archery ground, tennis courts and a rough area where scouts and guides would spend week end camps. Now the ground has been built with three blocks of flats.

@keithfowler2013 3 года назад

They're not Unicorns Joolz. They're horses with candles attached to their foreheads.The first headlights for carriages at night !!!!!?? Great to see you again. Hopefully seeing London too .

@keithfowler2013 3 года назад

@ab c Thought that might work for your American clients !!

@julieharnett3600 3 года назад

I hope you are ok.

@julieharnett3600 3 года назад

Have you been to priory church Dunstable

@vespasian606 3 года назад

@@julieharnett3600 Round the corner from me. I should go to a service when all this "stuff" is over.

@tarquin4592 3 года назад

As a Londoner who doesn’t live too far from the City and once worked in the area of the walk you featured, I love and am proud to have being born in the greatest city in the world. Lovely to see people from around the world appreciating our capital as well and thanks for your enjoyable walks.

@Boabywankenobi 3 года назад

Drinkin' whiskey on a park bench with tartan troosers on....honarary Scot!

@razzle1964 3 года назад

I've done the same thing in the City, a few times, back in the day. Would a tartan scarf be enough for me to become an honorary sweaty sock, too, d'ya think??

@Boabywankenobi 3 года назад

@@razzle1964 : You can't polish a turd, but I guess you could wrap him in a Tartan scarf.

@Brad-il9mw 3 года назад

With a Surname like McDonnell didn't think he would need to be "an honorary" Scot?

@pauls9440 3 года назад

These clips of empty Covid shy streets will become their own historical record.........

@lamiaitaly2549 3 года назад

That soulless building next to the Museum of London was the mega-law firm Clifford Chance - I used to work there many years ago and can confirm it was definitely soulless.

@razzle1964 3 года назад

I wonder if, like many of us, you took solace & comfort in the surrounding hostelries, to counter the soullessness, lol!😉

@lamiaitaly2549 3 года назад

Certainly did, I have fond memories of the Lord Raglan which Jools also went past.

@razzle1964 3 года назад

@@lamiaitaly2549 I, too, am familiar with the Lord Raglan. Happy days, eh!

@iwonaszewczyk5873 3 года назад

Greetings from Poland.I love your vlog,very interesting London's history💂‍♀️💂‍♂️☺☺🇵🇱👏👏👏

@tomtucjr 3 года назад

Earliest I've been to a Joolzy video. Good to see you back!

@kallivino8346 2 года назад

Amazing Churchill impression. If the casting director had heard that , pretty sure Oldman would not have got the gig!!

@MrRichforlife 9 месяцев назад

Absolutely loved this video mate. One of my favourites. Hope to see you in Covent Garden some day. Keep these great videos coming. 👏👏👏

@ramibu239 3 года назад

Thanks Joolz! Love when you feature areas that have to do w/ the Gresham's as I am descended from them. Christian Gresham married Sir John Thynne (my 11xggrandparents). Just wish that Sir Gresham's home still existed off the Old Roman Road area, but I believe it burned in the great fire & that a huge bank now stands over it!😕 Thanks again! Lisa from Eugene, Oregon

@Joolzguides 3 года назад

Gosh..how amazing. I hope I didn't get my facts wrong about him!

@ramibu239 3 года назад

@Joolz Guides - London History Walks - Travel Films you probably know more than I do!😅 However, when you were showing those livery halls I was really hoping you might point one out for The Worshipful Company of Mercers which Thomas's father (Richard) & uncle (John) founded (if it even still exist!😁). Thomas btw was Christian's brother so he would be a ?x-gr uncle. But his father & uncle were Lord Mayor (obviously at different times - I believe John was even High Sherrif at one point) during the time of Henry the VIII & it is said that they had a huge home down on the Old Roman Road - even though I really enjoyed your vid you did on the Gresham, the Grasshoppers & The Exchange, I found it sad to see that huge modern bank built over the top of where it once stood.

@razzle1964 3 года назад

Lovely story, Lisa ... I worked in the heart of the City for 32yrs & spent many lunches & evenings in the many fine pubs that adorn Gresham Street. As a humble, retired civil servant & lover of the City, I salute your ancestry.

@FaithFilledMarriage 3 года назад

Love it! have binged the whole channel throughout our various lockdowns, have really missed walking around London. That being said, keeping my eyes out for interesting street furniture in the local neighbourhood more now. There's a stink pipe sewage lamppost thing just outside my work! It's sad but this made me excited when i finally realised what the thing actually was😆 anyway thanks for another great walk Jools 👍

@CityWalks 3 года назад

🍎👍 Love these tours. Such great info. Definitely looking you up when we make it back to London. -H

@kdean9537 3 года назад

Hi Julien, Wonderful walk! So nice to see all the history wasn't wiped out, loved the ancient walls...what a treasure to find amongst all the new builds! 😊 Your videos are so uplifting...all the work you do is so appreciated! 👍Thank you so much, take really good care of yourself, stay well, be safe! Much love Kathy x 💖Ontario, Canada

@Normanabutler1 3 года назад

Thanks for another awesome vid! I pretty much copy all your walks for my outings around London and have always been meaning to go to The Barbican so now I am going to trace the entire wall from Blackfriars to The Tower on my next walk. Thanks! I can't even imagine the amount of research that must go into each of your videos!

@RichardCroft19670711 3 года назад

Good Morning Julian, glad to see you back with another Joolz Guide, hope that You, Your Mum and Family are doing fine this Sunday Morning

@Joolzguides 3 года назад

That's very kind. All well thanks!!!

@susiewickham9990 3 года назад

I’ve turned into a Joolz Guides nerd. It’s official. Been waiting for a new video all week. Watch it twice already. What’s happening to me. I’ve got Coviditis. Commonly known as I’ve had enough of lockdown. 🤣

@markwatters6875 3 года назад

Another excellent video. A great guide, history lesson and fun all rolled in one. Keep up the vids Joolz. All the best from Australia mate.

@michaelbenenson 3 года назад

Thank you, J., for the semblance of the continuity of pre-Covid normality, even given a publess one! By the by, I think London's oldest tree is somewhere in Greenwich/Blackheath or else - due west - around Mortlake - it needs checking either way. Lastly - do please reply - is there any other city/capital in the world that can entertain as much architectural diversity as London?

@Normanabutler1 3 года назад

Possibly Rome simply because of it's age and history but I don't think that is even as diverse as the history of London

@leonidpeancovschi6339 3 года назад

In case you're like me desperately trying to find out the band name that accompanies these episodes, it's called "Lil' Lost Lou" and it's amazing!

@loupsyche 3 года назад

Thank you

@surinfarmwest6645 3 года назад

That was interesting. London looks a bit spooky with no one about, nearly as quiet as my village in the rice fields.

@Joolzguides 3 года назад

Certainly is a bit eerie!

@blackbob3358 3 года назад

perhaps mr sickert is abroad ?

@roeng1368 3 года назад

28 days later !

@TheKrisg50 3 года назад

Such a fun video. Thanks for cheering us up.

@hildabrunski7400 3 года назад

Fantastic video Joolz- love all of the history that you share with us! Your sense of humour and joie de vivre provides great enjoyment for us in lockdown in Canada!!

@kevinfleming9919 3 года назад

Not only informative but entertaining as well, as always! Can't wait to make a trip across the pond to see it all!

@edsilvester 3 года назад

Gosh. I’ve had a million coffees in that Cafe Nero. Never seen that.

@brucestrachan3574 3 года назад

Same here!

@michaelzimmer37 3 года назад

I love the Barbican Center. A few years back a museum in it had an exhibit that I want to see. Had the hardest time trying to get in and and even more trouble exiting. Some how I ended up in a subterranean parking garage and had to follow the traffic out. I guess that the only way an American knows how to exit.

@Iretile 3 года назад

Love this channel!! Such a comfort.. we cannot travel to London, so many thanks for bringing us on your explorations!

@elliswhitworth 3 года назад

Thank you for these videos I live in Cardiff and miss visiting but your videos help in this tough period. Hopefully I’ll be able to visit again soon. Miss the pubs

@ThaRealRizzo 2 года назад

I realize not every building and landmark can be saved for various reasons, but when they’re gone people have fewer and fewer reminders of the stories that took place there. What you are doing is incredibly important. You are helping people visualize the endless rich history every step of the way. This channel is educational and impressively entertaining. Very well done

@greghilton7797 3 года назад

Very much appreciated. Thanks Joolz

@Orbit6874 3 года назад

I miss London! Damn you covid

@azapp4761 3 года назад

I miss more Fawlty Towers Damn you John Cleese! 💞

@am-yu6jo 3 года назад

So interesting. Thank you

@Boric78 3 года назад

"I don't know what the Nazi's had against this area." Oldest central Jewish cemetery in the land of your main enemy perhaps ?

@frenchartantiquesparis424 3 года назад

Excellent response.

@roseogrady8785 3 года назад

Thank You... Very Interesting.

@johannebaker9730 3 года назад

Hooray. Sunday complete.

@constancemiller3753 3 года назад

Cheers. See you next Sunday. 🌞

@bomasspot 3 года назад

Thanks Joolz/Simon, love the history of London, we're so lucky to live here. Used to work around Wood and Gresham Street. Just used to take the area for granted. Love the end with Simon and yourself sharing the Whisky wearing blue tartan strides, so funny with Simon's paper cup and you with the bottle.

@AlNikon 3 года назад

Always fascinating and entertaining.. brilliant.. thank you :-)

@vegasmike 3 года назад

Always good to see Joolz.

@dannymcmince 3 года назад

Can't wait to visit London and talk to Joolz!

@DrDante221 3 года назад

Oh, the indignity! On a public park bench sipping spirits from a bottle, instead of safely ensconced in a warm, welcoming pub!

@kanedaku 3 года назад

Well, at least it wasnt an ordinary whisky, it was a M&S whisky.

@billbasherbill1364 3 года назад

Always a pleasure .

@jennifertorres5380 3 года назад

Joolz! Your video this morning was just what we needed! Thank you! We love your sister's new song on this video, too!

@loupsyche 3 года назад

thank you :-) I only got give two days to write and record something for this one so a little rough and ready but i liked it too

@jennifertorres5380 3 года назад

@@loupsyche it's really great! I love when a quickly written song is awesome like that!

@mancroft 3 года назад

Excellent! We all learn a lot from your vids, Joolz.

@user-nq7yx7dg1w 3 года назад

Thank you for your rather splendid videos. The weather seems rather cold. Stay safe😷😷😷

@stephaniecowans3646 3 года назад

What a wonderful way to wake up this fine Sunday morning in L.A. : a new Joolz video and my morning cup of coffee. Thank you so much, Joolz, for putting me in such a good mood right off the bat! 💋

@scottwallace901 3 года назад

Drinking whisky on a park bench Thnts really bad Joolz your almost becoming an alcoholic (Almost)! lol

@justing1474 3 года назад

Splendid show again you crazy yet strangely alluring vagabond, splendid indeed

@earthcat 3 года назад

💖 from Tennessee! I really like the music--it adds to story.

@Thunor93 3 года назад

Yay i made it early, love your videos.

@cijmo 3 года назад

Before the city grew up, though, you must have been able to hear the Bow bells for MILES! Anyway, I might have missed it but what the plan for the current Museum of London building? I look forward to seeing it after it has moved...which is probably going to coincide with the next time I'm allowed to travel there!

@fernandasa2158 3 года назад

Another delightful evening eating chocolate and watching your videos 🙌🏼

@LiamE69 3 года назад

And RIP to Doug Mountjoy who died this month.

@andrewnorris1 3 года назад

Forgive the correction but those are pine cones, the motif was later changed to pineapples as a status symbol, see the building the Dunmore Pineapple. Otherwise as an expat living in Croatia I enjoy your films about the city where I lived for 14 years and a city wall walk I’ve done many times.

@chriswills1079 3 года назад

Awesome video as always Joolz. How on earth did you accumulate such a tremendous amount of knowledge about London? It’s a city that’s always fascinated me but have no idea how to tackle it’s vast history and peculiarities

@memofrf 3 года назад

Brilliant. Cheers

@johnraggett7147 3 года назад

Joolz, you ain't as lovely looking as Hannah Ricketts but you're a damn site more interesting. Thank you for a super post, love the history and the music's good too.

@evaalt-revie1656 3 года назад

Another excellent walk through London. Thank you Joolz. Would love to walk these streets myself now, during this Lockdown, so quiet. Must be bliss. Keep up the good work👍

@MarkWestHam 3 года назад

My dear fellow they are not pineapples. They are artichokes......but love your work and you are a family favourite here in Surrey xxx

@qed456 3 года назад

I see the Lord Priest of Cheerfulness has done another video

@0IDaveCouch 3 года назад

My dad was a cockney. Bethnal Green and Stoke Newington.

@SuperEmpirical 3 года назад

Amazing how lockdown has turned you into something resembling Sir Dibgy Chicken Caesar, park bench tour of London next?

@Win-xl7no 3 года назад

Met the love of my life in Postman's Park.. such a lovely place. Excellent video Joolz

@umwhatthistime 3 года назад

Pineapples/pinecones represent the pineal gland - the seat of the third eye

@tanyamckenzie7482 3 года назад

not true

@jasonfeldwick178 3 года назад

Another brilliant video keep them coming jools so much history and information

@jmartinez070 3 года назад

Hey Joolz! I've had a stressful time recently. Your videos and energy are a welcome thing

@garysmith2017 3 года назад

I was introduced to your channel yesterday and have binge watched a number of videos since ! I have worked in the City and Square Mile for over 30 years and each of your tours so far have taught me a massive amount about somewhere I thought I knew well ! Bravo !