Visiting London ENGLAND for the First Time! 

Ikr

same hahaha

Don't think so, I'm pretty sure it was Wetherspoons

no, those are seagulls

Pigeons and ducks that will stab you

I was laughing for like 10 minutes straight because I kept saying the joke over and over again making me die again and again

GRIMALDI 420 You’ve never met a scouse seagull

@@Nitro-rx4og you forgot the geese and swans

A Flying F even.

I was eying the swan that was preparing to counterattack,

Yea the pigeons here are Gangster and you should not mess with them.

Lol

GRIMALDI 420 definitely. I was hit in the face by a pigeon.

We honestly LOVED our time in England SO much. We keep talking about wanting to go back and spend a longer amount of time there!

Plus, we're not awash with venomous spiders and snakes and general shit that wants to kill us.

Great to hear Guys. As a 64 year old born and bred Londoner who has had a lifelong Adult hobby to see all of London in my lifetime I have to tell you that I will fail, miserably as it has over 100,000 " Official " Places Of Interest " lol

Having mild summers and mild winters is boring

Fuckin hell mate, well said.

Haha we know that really isn't cold, but we were coming from almost 100 degree weather so the change for our bodies felt bigger :)

@@TheJoshAndMelissa I'll bet it did. Being from the north east of England I find 65F pleasant, but then anything over 75F is uncomfortably warm to me. You should take a trip to the NE in winter sometime, go to Newcastle's Bigg Market on a Friday night and see the lads in their T shirts and lasses in their skimpy dresses in sub-zero temperatures. You could also come in summer and see our castles, Durham castle (and the university and magnificent cathedral), Warkworth, Alnwick (where Harry Potter was filmed), Dunstanburgh, Bamburgh, Lindisfarne and many others, Northumberland has more castles than any other county in England (being of the border with Scotland), and Durham can't be far behind.

Can you give temperature on a scale that ALL the world uses rather than the one that only the U.S. uses ?!

@@hannecatton2179 Wow. Nothing like google search can't fix.

@@hannecatton2179 Yes I can, but as a matter of courtesy I used the scale familiar to Josh and Melissa.

We learned this the hard way. Our first evening someone (not so kindly) pointed this out for us lol

TheJoshAndMelissa Us Londoners don’t seem to play around when it comes to stairs and escalators. Some of us are nice and some of us aren’t. You have the find the good ones in London haha x

Haha I was looking for this! Super triggered at around 2:40 :D

@@TheJoshAndMelissa The best advice is do some research about the country/city you're visiting. Learn the do's and don't and I'm sure you'll be fine. ))

Thing is there are signs on the london underground escalators

Haha they were so funny! They could honestly care less about the annoying man running around :)

You were lucky the Canada geese didn't just bite you!

Seagulls in South Shields would take you away for food.

lol

Haha we are BABIES when it comes to the cold!

Yep it was 37f today

pmw650 honestly 18°c is boiling

18°C is cold!!??????

Pigeons- "U wot mate?"

So when you go to another country , you know the exact words for everything right ? Lol sit down .

Ashante Hernández he’s right, those were chips.

@@CymruEmergencyResponder That's not my point . My point was , that he's criticizing them by not knowing the British term of a food. We Americans just say something different . When Brit's come over here , and explore ; they say different terms too , but we aren't criticizing them over it because they're from a different country .

Ashante Hernández mans annoyed by a joke about food in england

PhiZZ He has that americans are aloud to make fun of british people but we’re not aloud to do it back mentally

Haha thank you!

Gota hope they dont convert to radical islam and become kamakazi/jihadi pidgeons with suicide breasts lol

Honestly, thank you. SUCH a big compliment.

Ikr

We LOVED our time in London. There are so many differences but also so many things that are similar. Maybe we should make a video on everything! We stayed in an Airbnb around the Surrey Quays area. Cute little spot but super close to everything we wanted to see!

@@TheJoshAndMelissa Really enjoy your videos it good to see your view of England i appreciate the country more watching others views on it ( im english). Keep up the travel vids all the best .....

donna cannon 17 to drive a car, but 16 to get a moped

@@randomstuff2438 oh ok

@Jay Reno I prefer dolphins.

@@jojo-fu4xh There are probably more muslims in the US. And what is the problem with muslims? Many of which were from the former British Raj and emigrated to Britain after decolonisation. The US can barely stop a Mexican entering their land despite Trumps big words.

16 to get a previsinal license so it's 16. Full one at 17 and moped you can drive a the age of 11 BOI BOI.

@cm. CG Probably not as many as you...

Thank you! :)

Barry Gower Genetically incapable of holding one in each hand at the same time.

We eat predominantly with the fork in our right hand and a knife in our left, but switch it up to cut meat or anything else like that into smaller portions then re switch the fork back into the right hand to eat. Don't know why, it's just what it is two different countries and all.....

foolish42088 Other way around for me 🤣 fork in left hand and knife in right hand lol

Yay! So glad!

Thank you!

We LOVED the food here!

@@TheJoshAndMelissa she mean Weatherspoons lol Love your Video

Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese pub is NOT Wetherspoons; it's Samuel Smiths.

Weatherspoons for common chavs.

Amy Cooper-Smith Oh Icarus, fly not so near the sun lest thy waxy wings should melt. Sort your standards out mate, Wetherspoons is dogshit.

Wow! That is amazing! So crazy to think one family had lived there for so long!

So many of the city’s oldest pubs date to 1667 or thereabouts. In fact, Ye Olde Watling (29 Watling St, EC4) and Old Bell (95 Fleet St, EC4), both claim to be built by Wren himself, for the use of builders working at nearby churches. Another candidate for oldest pub, the Olde Cheshire Cheese (145 Fleet St, EC4), was built in 1667, but there was a pub here called the Horn in 1538 and the cellar dates to a thirteenth-century monastery: the church and pub entwined once more. Away from the city there are further choice venues that ooze antiquity. Hampstead has a number of ancient pubs, including the recently revamped Spaniards Inn (Spaniards Rd, NW3), possibly the most myth-saturated pub in London. It was built in 1585 - although it didn’t become a pub for another 150 years - and Dick Turpin, John Keats, Charles Dickens, Robert Louis Stevenson, William Blake, Joshua Reynolds, John Constable, Mary Shelley, William Hogarth, Lord Byron, AE Houseman and Evelyn Waugh all have some association with the place. A pistol ball fired by notorious highwayman Turpin is framed above the bar. This is another way in which London’s pubs hold on to their history, celebrating the past through enthusiastic displays of local ephemera with a panache that few museums can match.

If we’re talking Worcs. then I’d say head to The Three Kings in Hanley Castle (just don’t ask for lager...), or The King Charles on The Shambles in Worcester itself (and sit upstairs)

There's a church near me that was built in 750ad that's about a thousand years older than the US

Is that The Fleece at Bretforton?

Haha so glad you liked it! :)

So glad you enjoyed. Thank you for the support! :)

Haha we were just so excited to be in England that we kept saying it :)

Hi, I'm standing by the River Thames in London, Ontario... no wait I'm in London, England... Hold on... I'm confused.... where am I? (Both Londons have a River Thames flowing through it.)

Phatnat: Don't forget there is a bay in Scotland named London and so wise of them to clarify. And don't forget the fact there is a London in France, which is not all that far away from England.

Lol

👍 I went there last week and shoot some videos, too 😊 Check out my new travel channel, please ru-vid.com/show-UCJsfB05DVh-0jA5tb5nrw2w Thanks

Haha right?!

London pigeons are the bravest birds in the world, they don't give a damn!

True dat I learnt it the hard way when a swarm took all of my chips

Wow. No we did not.

Quite true. Even parts of Spain (north) have higher rainfall than the south east of England. It really is quite a dry region. Britain is not particularly cold either. Just we Brits like to pretend we are like Siberia are something. Most of continental Europe has more extreme weather than us.

More interesting than that is New York is at latitude 41 the same as Madrid and Naples. London is at 51 but is much warmer in the winter due to the Gulf of Mexico 'gulf stream' which heats the European Atlantic coast.

So glad you enjoyed :) Yeah the underground was a confusing! But I think because we had been to New York before and used the Subway it was a little easier for us to understand.

@Catfish Billy please shut the fuck up. The Tories have bring this country down. The lefties are the only people to make this country good again. Without us lefties you would be rotting in a grave.

@@Lynnee2001 The conservatives are destroying Britain. The sooner they're kicked out the better

@@Lynnee2001 oh yeah remember the 70’s where there was a 3 day working week with the economy in the shitter, thought that was a labour government that put us in that

Interesting. We have never heard that one! Thank you!

@@TheJoshAndMelissa Cos it has Black and White Stripes.. Always called it a Zebra Crossing.

Thank you! haha It is a good order :)

Haha, it is interesting how people from different places can dress basically the same but there are those small differences that tell you where someone is from.

and you geezers look like Muslims.

Benjamin Wilson what are you talking about?

Benjamin Wilson don’t cry mate

Dave Walker I didn’t think they looked that American to be honest.

Thank you! We loved it :)

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Luton_town _fan going well mate 7 in row is it ?

Watford Fc yeh

Watford Fc shame we didn’t draw you in the cup, atmosphere would have been mad

:)

Haha we are California babies.

Thank you so much!

We really did :)