Walking through historic Blackheath and Greenwich 

The cutty sark you showed is actually not the real ship but a rebuilt model from bew material, as the original was almost entirely burned during a fire around 15 years ago. I live in greenwich

Blackheath Concert Hall, I remember Coolio played here in the late 90s and everyone wanted to go.

This was lovely a walk down memory lane, pointing out all the things I missed 30 years ago, when the Naval College was still Naval, but I was just a gormless kid. I would certainly get more out of a return trip now.

Very enjoyable to watch, I have learnt some things. I have lived here 16y and I am fascinated by the rich history of Greenwich/Blackheath

Thankyou....very informing.

I'm in Canada - so it's not easy for me to do - but I'd love to try and trace the footsteps of Sir William Walworth - my ancestor - who was Lord Mayor of London twice (1381->) and was the one credited with killing Tyler Wat the rebel leader - saving King Richard II as a boy and being knighted for it. I'm not sure where the Guild is that he was a part of, and I've never seen anything but a picture of his statue - but I find the whole thing very interesting and historically relevant. Imagine if he had not killed Tyler Wat? The consequences of that could be so great as the USA not existing! Would be interesting to flesh out the though experiment of the British Monarch being deposed in the 14th century and what France and other superpowers might have become instead.

That was most enjoyable ... new sub. Wish i could do this in person. Your historical knowledge is well explained. Maybe you could walk with me? haha .. that would be nice! :) Cheers ! , Well deserved .

Beautiful end shot, can you buy prints like this?

I didn't know Daniel had written a tome on a tour of Britain.....I thought he was just famous for Moll Flanders.

I was told that it was called blackhesth because 200 Cornish soldiers were buried there hence the road names liskeard etc is this not true ?

extremely boring