Discovering East London’s Charm on Bus Routes 128, 179, and 212

[@Vasile10012]

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[@LondonBusRider]

Thank you for watching,appreciate it!

[@avocado7215]

Thank you a lot for your videos!💪💪💪🇺🇦

[@LondonBusRider]

You're welcome! It's great to hear that you enjoy the videos. Exploring different parts of London through bus rides is always an adventure. Thanks for watching! 🚍📹

[@TravelwithPA]

Amazing ride 😊

[@LondonBusRider]

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[@Arhaan_78bjk]

Thank you

[@LondonBusRider]

You are so welcome!

[@RubbishGimpy]

Romford gets a lot of stick but it look pleasent on film. 8:48 these dark clouds look quite majestic up there. I have spent my life on buses but haven't done the 128 for many years. I've never ridden the 179 or 212. Its revealing these 'new' areas to me. Thanks.

[@LondonBusRider]

Romford does indeed have its charms, and it's great to hear that the film captures its pleasant aspects! The dark clouds at 8:48 do add a majestic touch to the scene. Buses are such a fantastic way to explore new areas, and it's wonderful that you're discovering places like Ilford, Chingford, and Walthamstow through routes 179 and 212. Enjoy your future rides and the new experiences they bring! 🚍🌞

[@Alxndr57834]

Damn Green Lane is like a little Islamabad...

[@LondonBusRider]

Interesting observation! What about Green Lane reminds you of Islamabad-food, culture, or something else?

[@Alxndr57834]

@LondonBusRider just that almost every shop appeared to be Islamic or Pakistani whatever and almost every person seemed to be of that type of ethnicity.

[@backgroundknowledgeisevery3089]

I left that area in 1961. Havering Council have completely destroyed that area since then with street clutter- concrete traffic islands, bollards, road-markings, yellow marker-signs, railings alongside all the roads etc. Just a scrap-yard now.

[@LondonBusRider]

It's understandable to feel nostalgic about how places change over the years. Urban development often brings in new infrastructure that can sometimes feel overwhelming compared to the simpler layouts of the past. While some may view these changes as clutter, they are often implemented to improve safety and manage the increasing traffic. However, it's always interesting to hear perspectives from different eras and see how places evolve.