Truly embarrassed by fellow Brits clutching their pearls over Lizzie being in a box. She wasn't beloved by everyone, certainly not by me or most of my peers. Say what you want

Isn’t the point of travelling to experience new, different and unusual situations and so broaden you outlook and understanding?

Could those in charge of tourism in London please employ this man.

If/When you come back. Take a trip out to Richmond Park, and walk among the deer. There's nothing quite like spotting a huge stag coming the other way, and between you, agreeing to avoid each other by 10 meters or so.

Cody; Another great little vid. But perhaps a trifle too short, or maybe you are are follower of the "always leave them wanting more" school of presenter. Bye! *London is not England, and England is not the UK.*

You probably hear this a lot but you sound like a young Jack Nicholson! Hope you enjoyed your time in the UK!

Oh, that was hilarious, as well as a bit sad... I only very recently learned that the reason Native Americans were called 'Indians' by early European explorers was because they'd set out to circumnavigate the world, and, unaware of the existence of the Americas, had assumed they'd arrived in India. I don't know what you usually do for a living, Cody, but you have such a wonderful gift for entertaining, engaging, educational communication, I hope it's something in that field...or will be in your future, perhaps...? <3

When I worked at Madame Tussaud's (the famous historical Waxworks Museum and Planetarium) back in the early '70s I loved my lunchtime wanders through Regents Park, watching the ducks and enjoying the scenery there. It was always crowded and frenetic at work, and the Park was a little ocean of peace and nature connection that helped keep me happy and centred. I'm not sure, but would guess it might be quieter there (in the Park, I mean) on weekends generally, since many of the people who use it regularly would be city workers. If you haven't already done so, and have more time on some future visit, you might like to check out some of the designated great national parks, wild areas and ancient/ prehistorical monuments of Britain. If you're sensitive to such things, you might discover the soul of these lands there, more so perhaps than in the big metropolis. The Highlands of Scotland and Devon's Dartmoor spring immediately to mind for me, but there are many other options, most rich with history and mythology, that aren't on the major tourist itineraries. Thank you for sharing your adventures and thoughts during your time in London. It's been really fun to get to know you, and see London through your eyes. <3

This is wonderful content, both interesting and engaging.

Love from London I LOVE your voice, it’s so calming and nice to listen to, you should try to get work being the voice of a book readings etc x

Shame you didn't get to see the houses of parliament. It's pretty surreal to be in the house of commons

Baker street is one of the finest tube stations I reckon.

We love you & rhetoric ..thank you for not being narrow minded ..as we should remain that ..not narrow minded ...our parks and 'park life' gets eaten up by developers WORLD WIDE ...where ever you go ..Europe ..UK...USA ...dont let the developers turn it to dirt...high rise...or forgotten..it what what links us world wide ❤ a common goal & thought. What a wonderful way to see my city I was born..through a redneck ..may you always be safe ..calm..and inquisitive ...come back soon 😊

Yes! "Uncanny valley" sums it up. It's like being home, only not recognizing anything. Like being aboard a listing ship. Like only your eyes are drunk.

Bless you.

Did no-one mention the new redneck Tariff ?

I really like this bloke! He's an intellectual sort masquerading as a US Crocodile Dundee.

Years ago, I visited Las Vegas. My first time. I have visited twice more. Alaska and New York. Hand on heart. My best time was having just done (Your name, Dessert Storm, our name Granby). Ended up in a Vietnam Vets Bar in Las Vegas. Brilliant people. That's my statement.

Regents Park is beautiful. I used to walk from my home in Camen along the canal to the park, when I lived in London. Love your posts, the way you describe what you see, it really is refreshing to see it all through your eyes.

You really need to post longer video mate

Arsehole comment! 🤬

Another excellent video. In the UK we call it a transport system, not transit.

You do great videos. Thank you

communal parks? sounds like communism

The British, big on greenery, trees, gardening and city parks since forever.

Where does the term redneck come from?

You fit in well my friend , eyes wide open ..

maybe you coudl leave london and go to real england, see rea lpeople

Central Park, NYC. Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. I lived next the GG Park for decades and used it all the time. It was well maintained when I lived there. Some places were neglected but in general it was very beautiful.

And there she was, Lolly Lightly. You are such a fantastic story teller.

Central Park was modeled on Birkenhead Park near Liverpool

Lovely wee video 😊

The wobbly bridge, for me.

Parks? In US cities?? You must be joking, they don't make money.

One thing i really miss about living in London are the huge plethora of parks. Unfortunately not like that where i am now...

Your spelling of President is Wrong it's DICTATOR. MORONIC DICTATOR. Is the Correct spelling. Enjoy your visit to a Democracy. A free Country.

What a crappy circus

Parks are a great idea for US cities! But...... how would you charge people to use it? /s

These parks won’t happen in America because open ground can make more money with high rises and skyscraper offices, and money controls America and is worth more than citizens right to calm and tranquility and peace of mind. Besides that Americans generally don’t get paid holidays or enough time off from work to relax, also Americans in general are not used to walking so these parks would be a waste of money unless people were charged high entrance fees to use them.

Fun fact, London has such a density of trees that it is technically a forest! Glad you enjoyed your time here and make sure to come back to the UK to see more of our beautiful islands.

I could listen to you for hours. Please come back soon. Go safely to your next adventure but don’t forget your time in Blighty and the friends you made here ❤

Cor Blimey! An articulate American. Are you going into politics?

There is a speed limit for cars which take a short cut through the park and I am often overtaken by cyclists. It's a beautiful part of London.

Love your posts. I agree, London parks are wonderful

What a charming young man.

You should try the King Oscar ginger breads. It's the best ones in Sweden. Also try adding a slice of fresh fig on top. 😛

You’re absolute correct about the amazingly good parks in London , and beyond . I hope you tell your fellow compatriots over there in the US of A , how much you could recommend a stay over in London , before exploring the wonders to be seen in Europe . Come back and see more !

Can't imagine why you would possibly make that journey across London 🤷 that van must sell the best ice creams in England or what's the point?

@2:02 for whippets ❤️

That was really well narrated. Enjoyed. I wonder how you just walked around with no plan. What was going on in your head?