Downpour Delights: Rainy Day Excursions on London's Bus Routes

[@bertspeggly4428]

Great ride, thanks! I lived in London for thirty years but I have seen more of it in a few months from your great videos!

[@LondonBusRider]

I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the ride! It's amazing how technology can bring experiences to life, even for those who have lived in a place for years. London is full of hidden gems waiting to be discovered! If you have any specific places you'd like to virtually explore, just let me know!

[@annemariepark522]

Really enjoyed bless you on your efforts

[@LondonBusRider]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the experience. If there's anything else you'd like to see or any questions you have, feel free to ask!

[@annemariepark522]

@@LondonBusRider Do you ever film abroad?

[@LondonBusRider]

While I primarily focus on filming bus rides in London, I've also had the opportunity to film abroad! I've captured the bustling streets of Los Angeles and the picturesque views of Greece 🇬🇷. It's always exciting to explore different cities and cultures through the lens of public transportation. Each place has its own unique charm and character, making for interesting and diverse filming experiences. If you have any specific requests or destinations in mind, feel free to let me know!

[@annemariepark522]

@@LondonBusRider Well I love Spain if you ever end up there

[@LondonBusRider]

Spain is a fantastic destination! Do you have any favorite places or experiences there?

[@Cycling.Doughnut]

Riding a 65 was fun :) , often travelling between Brentford and Ealing.

[@LondonBusRider]

Riding a 65 sounds like a blast! That route between Brentford and Ealing must offer some fantastic views and exciting experiences along the way. It's the perfect blend of adventure and convenience, isn't it?

[@Cycling.Doughnut]

@@LondonBusRider I guess it's more of some memories from the 90s when I used to travel by public transport, To and from school, uni, work, shopping etc. bus 65, E2, E3, 267, 237 and other local ones.

[@LondonBusRider]

Ah, reminiscing about the good old days of navigating London's bustling streets on those trusty buses! Those rides must have been like time machines, transporting you back to the hustle and bustle of your school days, university adventures, and the daily grind of work and errands. It's amazing how public transport can become intertwined with our memories and experiences, isn't it?

[@Cycling.Doughnut]

@@LondonBusRider so true. Despite London busses often being not on time, I did like travelling around, also using the tube and trains, especially the diesel engine ones, like from Paddington do Ealing Bdy./West Ealing or from/to Vauxhall & Syon Lane in Isleworth.

[@LondonBusRider]

It sounds like you have a deep appreciation for the diversity of transportation options in London, despite the occasional delays. Exploring the city's buses, tubes, and trains, especially those with diesel engines, must have added a unique charm to your travels. It's wonderful to hear about your experiences navigating London's bustling streets and railways.

[@NorthLondonbuses-qm8hs]

I just want to ask something what if you get on the bus and the front seat gets taken

[@LondonBusRider]

Hello, thanks for watching, not always the seat on the second floor in the front seat of the bus is free, but to sit I first make sure that it is free by looking from the stop and possibly I can get on and wait for it to become free and then the video starts from the moment I started shooting! That's it, it's very important to be polite to people because as you can imagine you can meet many different people with different moods.If you have any more questions just let me know !

[@NorthLondonbuses-qm8hs]

@@LondonBusRider thank you

[@MinhQuang-1967]

👍👍👍

[@LondonBusRider]

Thank you so much for watching,appreciate it!