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Watching from Belfast. Well done George.

Great video! It's very informative. I hope we get more content like this from you. I've subscribed.

God bless you

EVs must be a nightmare for partially sighted or blind people, I have almost been run down in a carpark,

Hhhmm interesting that security guard asking about the recording! Great video

Great episode! The lift situation is a bit of a scandal tbh. Glad his cane held up too!

Hay George well done your getting better every time

Well done George that was fantastic great information xxxx

The power of Mother Nature should never be underestimated. I'm not sure there is a single isolated thing to do to stop it, but there is a multitude of different things up and down the river that would help in these situations. Dredging could help in some parts, flood pans or plains couple help in other parts, and better banking would also assist in other areas. Better drainage systems could help in some places as well. Loads of things to be considered, but at the end of the day, The Environment Agency will probably end up saying, there isn't enough money to do anything about it.

I love this, so funny, all those swans. so graceful and majestic on the water, but not so on land, plodding about with their big feet.

The rivers need dredging to allow them to hold more water

You are very brave, they are beautiful but I prefer to admire them from a distance. They are fed daily with special feed (not bread) there are signs requesting that people do not feed them bread. When the floods come they love it as their territory expands. This is Worcester UK (where the sauce is made) by the City bridge and Cathedral. Thank you for uploading/sharing the video.

Where is this they are gorgeous.

Well done George. Enjoyed another informative video. Best of luck to you.

That’s a very cool video George thanks for uploading more content

Nice work George, very creative. Any Christmas theme travel vlogs planned ? I

Well done George

Thank you George for sharing this vitally important information I never knew of the “turning cone” thank you for sharing this insight with us Another great update from George travels, stardom beckons. Keep up the great work 🎉

Good work George

George your channel is brilliant well done

Love your videos George

He put that away😂

When George said he was covering Waterloo I knew he’d cover everything even for such a massive station. King’s Cross might be next! Great video!

Great job George - keep them coming Paul

Really interesting and educational video George. I had no idea there was a turning cone under the box at such crossings. I'd also not stopped to consider, what a simple everyday task such as crossing the road for a person with normal or good eyesight, could turn into such a difficult and sometimes dangerous activity for someone with vision impairment I was annoyed that there were two cyclists who crossed when the light was red, oblivious to the dangers and so inconsiderate to others.

Thank you George. Very informative. Well done. It's very clear.

It is a very pleasant journey but without the train announcements, it could quickly turn into a stressful situation not knowing how far along the journey you are or when to get off. It is surprising how relatively quiet the journey is without them, but I did miss them. Until now, I'd not realised how much I also rely on them when travelling, not only to make sure I'm getting off at the correct station, but also to know roughly how far along I am on the trip and knowing when to start gathering up my stuff to get off at my stop, or whether I've got enough time to watch another KZbin video.

This is another interesting video with loads of information, George. Thanks for checking out such a big and busy station. Don't worry the sound quality was just fine, especially considering the very echoing acoustics of such a large open space. Lots of editing to keep out the announcement! How easy or difficult is it for you to navigate such a large open echoing and noisy environment?

Well done young man, keep up the good work.

Hey, I was there yesterday around midday, too, and no, I'm not in that video

I suppose one would grow used to the perils of living on the banks of a river must be the occasional flood. Whilst insurance may pay for the damage caused, no doubt premiums will be double or more next year. On the bright side of things, at least the swans have a few more places to explore, rest and get fed.

Hi George, when you're around floodwater does it change the sound of the surrounding area - for example, is there less echo, quieter, etc.? If so, does it change how you perceive the environment around you?

Amazing job George

Whats remarkable and why I love this video is George traveled from Central to Greater London, in a third of the time it would take in a car, light traffic approx 20 miles. Wonderful debut video.

1:10 was waiting for George to say that lol, such a charmer in all these vids. love it!

Insightful, just listening to the sounds, like a different world. Awesome video!!

I love this channel's train station videos; always gives comprehensive information in a straight forward and entertaining way!

Hey George this is one of my local train stations.. thanks for informing me of all the interesting information I never knew.

Great job George 👍🏼

Another fine video and very informative. Liked the fancy new intro too.

Great work

Excellent 👌 Well done George

Amazing job George well done H

Another informative video George with superb insights and content. Well done to the Producers and Editors - West Midlands is by far the best place in the UK 🇬🇧 😀🌅

Thank you for shouting out the toilet information at the end of the video!