London walk: Pimlico beautiful squares, grand houses, Tate Modern, Victoria Station narrated walk 

Beautiful day for warlking around 😍 thank you for share your amazing video. Have a wonderful day for you Angela 🙏😊

Hello Angela Love the walk. Sandra and I walked through Pimlico on our way back to our hotel at Victoria train station. It was a long lovely walk. Bromley cemetery to Battersea power station to US embassy back to Victoria station. Thanks for the memory. Chris and Sandra of Canada.

Interesting video with great details. Excellent coverage of in and around the locality. Thanks for hard work and great coverage. May God bless u. Niraj from India...

I worked for Lloyds Bank Belgrave Road branch, 68 Warwick Square was our address corner of Denbigh Street. We had a sub branch in Dolphin Square 1974- 1987. They were fabulous times we had keys to Warwick Sq garden and could use the swimming pool in Dolphin Sq.

Well that was a trip down memory lane!!! You even passed the flat that I used to stay in on Cambridge Street (opposite the development of flats that I think were called Russell House?). Gosh the memories! I remember one day when my relatives were at work, I took my two children to Battersea Park, on foot, via Lupus Street, and getting off the bus there once after collecting young nephew from Hill House School in Chelsea lol! The church you passed (St. Gabriel's?) was often where my relatives had to park their (very expensive!) car as there wasn't residents' parking there at the time and very often couldn't park anywhere near their own flat. My relative and I were looking for a parking space in Pimlico last year and it surprised us most of the area was for residents only now. I loved all the information you provided throughout this video and just the whole thing actually. Thank you 😘 xx

Pimlico Academy. I love the car boot sale there on Sunday

Wow, so beautiful place, Thanks for sharing.

I love staying in Pimlico when in England

Another fabulous walk Angela - always look forward to your videos and love how you tell us interesting things along the way.

Thank you , Thank you , good video , I love your video , looked full video.

LOVELY :*

Hi Angela Good to see a walk covering an area away from the usual tourist path, lots of interesting historical facts too. I admire your dedication to the job in hand, making yourself late for your lunch appointment, I think on discovering I was late I would have jumped in a cab to Victoria, and aborted the walk!!

I am new friend. So pretty! Thank you for the instructions!

Hello Angela. I watched this wonderful video of yours whilst on the stationary bike for 70 mins today. Covered over 106 laps of a 400m "track". No chest pain either, even though I was going at quite a pace. How is your Mum doing btw? Such beautiful London architecture in your video. Incidentally, I've added a new "feature" to my viewing experience. I now immediately add points of interest into my saved Google Maps locations whilst watching. Today for example, I added Bessborough Gardens as well as Pimlico Gardens under my category of London Parks, both with a note of "As seen in Angela's YT Videos". Plus I looked them up on the map to get an idea of where they each are. And my goodness, you actually mentioned me by name at around 49 mins! In relation to the boat tours. (Hmm...was that test to see if I watched the whole video?) I almost fell off the bike! I even rewound the video to confirm it was indeed my name you mentioned. As previously commented, I would highly recommend a Thames boat tour. I used a company that also combines the ticket with a hop on / hop off bus tour and I'm sure you still have all my various notes on that. The private communal garden in your video reminded me very much of a scene in Notting Hill where Hugh Grant climbs up a tree at night to get into such a garden. I was curious to look up where this was but that was Rosemead Garden in the film. I am amazed at your very exentsive narrarated (aka "chatty") knowledge of London in all your videos. How do you glean all this information? Also, your narrations sound so natural with wonderful flow. Totally recognise Victoria Coach Station. I used to catch the National Express coach between London and Canterbury from there many times in the past & it was often the 007 coach. The reason for that coach number was due to links with Ian Fleming, writer of James Bond, who had a home here in Kent. He would often travel between Dover / Canterbury & London on the coach and that's how the 007 number designation started. How interesting to see your journey end at Victoria Train station. That was where I launched my "viewing subscription" of your channel. I am curious to ask: The door marked "Leon" - was that another station entrance previously or does my memory fail me? Hope your lunch date was understanding of the fact you were a little late for them. You made a wonderful video for all of us to enjoy. I haven't forgotten about your previous video and will get around to commenting on that too. No pressure, right? :) Ibrahim in Canterbury

Sorry its taken me so long to watch your new vlog. As always, great walk. Hope your well.

Oh wow Angela, a 1 hr 10 min video no less! I will await till my next bike workout which will be for 70 mins! It's as though you fine tuned the time for my workouts! And I see it includes Victoria station, which is "where" I subscribed to your channel. And yes I still need to make time to comment on your previous amazing video. Hope you and family are doing well, including your mum of course. Ibrshim in Canterbury

Hello Angela! A most interesting video; many thanks. A small point - is cubitt not pronounced "cyoobit"?