Inside The Dark History At Tower Of London & Visiting Westminster Abbey - Princess Diana / Nando’s

[@maximoo79]

Adam. As a Brit, thank you for being so respectful when visiting our capital. I see so many tourists acting so entitled and disrespectful of our laws, especially when visiting guarded places. Thank you! Hope u come and visit us again soon. ❤

[@AugmentedInsight]

Yeah, indeed. 😎

[@davidsheridan9229]

@@maximoo79 yeah the only thing I didn’t like about London when I went over there is it takes you a day or so to get used to looking the right way when you go to cross the street because the cars are on the wrong side And don’t get me wrong. I love your country, but I say it’s the wrong side because at least when I was there, they literally had to spray paint on the sidewalk look this way so you don’t get hit by a car maybe that’s an indication. somebody told me once and I don’t know if it’s true or not that in order to switch it would require a huge expense on people that make cars and other I guess infrastructure changes either to actual infrastructure or the production facilities that it just isn’t worth it and I’m thinking that’s kind of bullshit but who knows

[@Sandra-A]

hear hear 👏

[@chuckb624]

Lol, most of the residents are entitled and disrespectful.

[@howardb.6205]

The Woo is only on loan

[@JennyBastet]

Thank you fir the respect you always have ❤

[@kellyjackson5719]

I’ve been watching your videos for over 6 years now and it’s so good to finally see you here in my hometown! I’m even more pleased to see how much you are enjoying it here. It’s even making me appreciate my City even more so thank you!

[@toddfarrell6054]

I'm really enjoying your London series. For those of us who may never get across the pond, I appreciate you taking us along with you

[@norahjarman6156]

Loved it! You did a lot in one day. When we toured Westminster Abbey you weren’t allowed to take pictures, so I bought a book. We stayed in the Thistle Hotel, right beside the Tower of London. You’re doing a great job showing us the sites. Thanks Adam.

[@williamv6]

That’s also where the Queen Elizabeth’s recent funeral was held. That was worth a watch with great ceremony for our longest reigning monarch

[@noelanderson969]

her Mother being a close second from what i hear!

[@mattwilkinson3209]

The current Ravenmaster at the Tower of London is a Beefeater named Barney Chandler. He was my tour guide when I visited the Tower in November 2015.

[@missmanxee]

I have been to the Tower of London three times and it is such an incredible experience and definitely worth visiting as often as you can especially seeing the Crown Jewels and the ravens thanks for sharing this 👍❤️

[@disneyworldcastle3595]

I must say London looks so cool. The buildings and just all the scenery.

[@paulabarnes3351]

Thank you for being our London guide, packed with perfect camera angles for top sight lines, interesting how another inch or two over makes such a difference, I also enjoy the details you bring up on your phone. Fun interaction between you and the twin camera meeting. Travel safely on.

[@kittymomma7546]

Mary Poppins is my fav live action Disney movie. Thanks for sharing that.

[@JAndrewWalker]

We LOVE this series. It makes us want to go back to London!!! Well done!!!

[@JoanFusiek]

Adam The Woo ,incredible Video.. Thank you for sharing the beauty and History of London.

[@donnamcdonald5264]

Adam, I was always interested in London but never really considered visiting. Thanks to you it is on my bucket list. Safe travels

[@PastaSauce.]

Lots of free museum’s and historical sights if that is your thing.

[@valeriewhittaker4152]

Really enjoying this London series, helping me plan out my itinerary for an upcoming trip. Thank you for taking us along on your adventures! Always looking forward to more “shall we”

[@kellyscourfield77]

I’m so glad they are keeping those phone boxes for future generations. We need to hold onto some of the past. I love the red phone boxes red post boxes and red double decker buses.

[@LadyDragonsblood]

Those were not crows, they are Ravens.... it is said, if the ravens leave the tower, London will fall.... so they clip their wings, so they can not fly away.... and the Tower Ravens are given better care than a lot of people get-

[@rickhamilton2959]

Quoth Cliff Claven.

[@JulieTurner-h4j]

Actually Ravens are members of the crow family

[@LadyDragonsblood]

@@JulieTurner-h4j Yes, but they are their own bird. Crows, Ravens and Blackbirds are all cousins but they are their own sub-genre and they vary in size, nesting habits, habitat and migration ranges. So, crows are crows and ravens are ravens.

[@stardust9504]

​@@LadyDragonsblood it's incredible what all to explain to people these days people know nothing. And think they know better but are stupid makes it even more irritating and tiring.

[@genageeraert8039]

@@stardust9504you just made yourself sound stupid with that rambling incoherent paragraph and she is correct.

[@shaunbyrne9037]

There are 97 cathedrals of varying denominations in the UK , many on par with Westminster Abbey and Saint Pauls . As impressive as London is , i think you would be blown away by what the rest of the country has to offer . From the 15 national parks with breathtaking scenery , the medieval castles just about everywhere , the many ancient and historic cities / towns and villages to the many Stately homes of the aristocracy open to the public . The rail network reaches most parts of the country but hiring a car allows more convenient access .

[@ladyjane8855]

Yes, I did a round trip of the UK entirely by train - London, York, Edinburgh, the Lake District, Liverpool, etc. All the stations are city center so easily accessible for hotels, etc. Good times..

[@CarlessSarah]

York Cathedral is up there with one of the best ones too. I love seeing people from other countries visiting for the first time and appreciating what a lot of us take for granted

[@candacejackson5044]

It definitely looks like there is so much to see. I'm sure Adam is just barely scratching the surface, but it's still cool to see from his vantage point and he's having such a great time.

[@sam_imp2743]

Lincoln cathedral will always win! Replacing the pyramids as the tallest man made building in the world. So impressive (and lucky that I see it every day, work pretty much next door to it and I get to perform in it all the time!)

[@jeffmorris739]

I stopped the video and listened to it again. It has been so long ago it seems but I don't know a more appropriate tribute ever sung at a funeral. It was emotional. What this world does to people, sometimes, I just don't understand. Thanks Adam. This has certainly been quite a trip for you and I have enjoyed it very much.

[@Traynrek]

Hi mate, I've enjoyed your tours of America but never thought you'd come over to the UK. Loving these videos. The beatles affection was really lovely to see. I grew up loving the beatles without ever really being a superfan. I think its just hard coded into being british. I lived in London for 10 years and never thought to go to Abbey road but I shall definitely make a pilgrimage there. Thanks for posting. Hope you had a good time. Might I humbly request that the next time you're in the UK you venture out of London. Appreciate that it's expensive but it would definitely be worth it. Anyway, all the best to you and look forward to your next videos, i very much enjoy your channel. Take care. Best wishes from Brighton 😊

[@candacejackson5044]

I can "hear" you saying this in a British accent. Wink!

[@Tannh10]

Seen your videos today from 8 and 4 years ago, love the content and followed you. Glad to see you’re still at it!!

[@clairemsmith9]

The Horseguards are certainly not for show. They are the Kings guards and perform a duty of protection to the crown and the people. Try and cross them and you’ll find out exactly how “for show” they are!

[@tomklock568]

You are certainly experiencing what I long to do. The massive amount of history you are strolling through is mind blowing. My hopes to explore this one day before I’m totally too old. Thanks for the videos!

[@ricahrdb]

I have been coming to London on a yearly basis since 2002 and I still manage to find new interesting places to visit every other year. London never gets boring. 👍

[@jeannetteclark2059]

Oh how this vlog is my “FAV”, I’ve been praying that you would do & experience this. I love this. Thank you for bringing this vlog. ❤️❣️😁

[@moochydacat]

Love seeing you enjoy all these historical places! Amazing series!

[@teresablais8005]

Thanks for taking us all to London!!

[@gallaghim]

These videos are making me homesick. I moved away a very long time ago with my parents. Been pining for the UK for a while now. I've been researching a move back, but everyone is vocal about how apparantly bad it is there now. Kinda puts me off, but not completely. Anyway, I'm pleased you're enjoying your trip. 😊

[@PastaSauce.]

We are going through a cost of living crises in the UK but seems to be happening in a lot of customers. Can I ask what country you moved to ?

[@joycecrosby7660]

@@gallaghim U.K. isn’t bad compared to lots of other countries London no different from any major capital plenty of places outside London Essex, Kent, Hertfordshire etc all easy to get to London from

[@karenleemallonee684]

Thank you, Adam, your videos are as close as I'm going to get to Englad. You are a great guide, definitely appreciate you!! 👍👍

[@billcarson7913]

I was a 20 year old kid serving in the Air Force stationed in England back in 83 to 85. Great times. Have a Pint for me.

[@naysmith5272]

👍

[@phillymouse2033]

That is awesome. My late father who also served in the Air Force, was stationed at RAF Chicksands while we lived in Bedford, back in the late 1960's. Best time of my life! Go Air Force!

[@kingborg100]

i was stationed at raf fairford from 1984 thru 1987

[@normslivinski7483]

Adam don't drink

[@pennystonecypher5242]

👍for your service

[@michelespock6575]

Love these London videos adam , you are doing such a amazing job filming these locations, I will never have the chance to go there due to bad health, so watching these is so much fun, Beatles, videos my favorite,

[@SherryBennett-d5y]

You’re really capturing the beauty of London! Thank you for taking us with you.

[@CapeCodKid1985]

Great vlog Adam! My ancestors came from England on the Mayflower. I was born in Plymouth Massachusetts. I need to get back to my roots in England. But first I have to pay off 6 grand I spent at Disney World last month!

[@bob4364]

Hey Adam great video from London England by daytime..Interesting places and a amazing city..Enjoy your stay this week..

[@mikeostrow7051]

The architecture alone is reason to want to go to London for sure. I'm definitely putting it on my bucket list

[@jbloun911]

Paris, Milan or NYC

[@EsmeGrubb]

Inside the cathedrals are just awesome. The details are overwhelming. It's good to study a book about the architecture of England before going there, IMO.

[@Matt_Hatt3r]

I'm taking a trip to London this summer, so these videos are helping me more than you realize! Great stuff. I really enjoyed the HP locations video yesterday.

[@lyndarichardson4744]

Do some research before you visit, there's cheaper places to get a good view of London than the Shard & the Eye. Ask at your hotel when you arrive.Also if you want a Sunday Lunch, go to a pub.

[@Matt_Hatt3r]

@lyndarichardson4744 oh trust me, I don't plan on doing the typical tourist places that cost a bunch. Nothing against Adam, of course. We definitely have our own itinerary set with good places to visit and eat. I was referring more to the locations around town that he's been showing. Thanks though 🙂

[@lyndarichardson4744]

@@Matt_Hatt3r No problem, you sound very organized , I hope you have a lovely holiday.

[@Matt_Hatt3r]

@lyndarichardson4744 thanks! For me, doing plenty of research before I visit is half the fun 😁

[@andrewwisker6918]

Adam this a your best ever vlog series loving it 😀😀😀😀

[@shellytennantuk6545]

Born and Bred in England and iv'e never once visited London...however it's nice to see that you are enjoying your time here.. .loving all these uploads..keep up the good work.

[@bjornemccomb8262]

Loving this video, never stepped foot into either of these spots so exciting to see it! Ahhh beautiful history ❤ can’t wait to see tomorrow 😎

[@TravelinSmitty]

Wow! What an amazing weather day in London! Have a great trip, Adam!

[@juanesebuitrago4040]

I really enjoyed this video! I’ve always been a fan of Princess Diana ever since she became a public figure. My birthday is the day after her’s, same year. I too have two boys, a redhead and a blond. Though my oldest is the redhead and he is 14 years older than his younger brother. I was broken hearted when she was killed, like most of the world. Thanks for sharing this London trip with us. These videos have all been wonderful!

[@beth1627]

I was born a month before her. I share some things in common with her, too. I think her death was the worst to me of any celebrity.

[@claireevans2336]

This was so good, so interesting thoroughly enjoyed sight seeing with you ❤

[@suehurrell134]

Thank you for visiting the UK.❤ Come back soon xx

[@beth1627]

Great Vlog! I would love to visit London. Westminster Abbey is so beautiful. The Tower of London is so surreal. It doesn't even look real! I love the architecture and how old these buildings are.

[@GIgina909]

Loving it! Thanks Adam! Great to see you

[@XanBos]

I believe your intro was filmed at Trafalgar Square. I spent a lot of time around that area when I vacationed there. At the time the had bird seed vendors, where you could feed the pigeons. I don’t know if they do that today. I was able to see the Tower of London from afar, but never had time to do the tour. Spent many days attending plays in the theater district. I have to say it was an experience I will never forget. I even went to a McDonalds, which was standing room only, no seats in the place. A very odd experience at the time. I’m enjoying these videos, as they are taking me back to my youth, and allowing me a glimpse of how London has changed, yet because of their love of history and architecture, it hasn’t changed too much. Thank you for sharing!

[@pjtufty66]

0igein feeding was band years ago. To much was being spent cleaning up after the birds on adjacent buildings & the installation of anti bird perch

[@allisongruen5547]

Londons architecture is just amazing , such beauty all around .

[@Glovesforfoxes]

I'm so glad you visited the Tower, that's my favourite place in London. There are so many things there, so much history, one part resonates with everyone everyone.

[@RobinLuvdWilliam]

Another great day in Beautiful London. Thank you, Adam.

[@dianapearson1771]

Well, that was an abrupt ending!! Enjoyed the video, Adam! Now Id like to visit England!!!!😅 I know you’re having a great time! Be safe!!

[@dawnbasham8719]

Wow that is a bucket list place I'd like to venture to so thanks for sharing it for what they allow in and around the places to of been that's part of their history and about Diana ...❤

[@gregc2236]

Awesome video, loving the London series... that guy at the end was hilarious!!

[@11MudCakes]

I shall and have! Enjoyed this trip Adam! Closest I've ever been. Loved all the sites. Thank You 😊😁

[@SmokyMountainBlessed]

happy to see you enjoying your trip Adam

[@Cindy7777777]

Hey Adam!!! Wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww, a ton of people there lol I love the horses and guards, so cool!!! Again, the architecture is stunning!!! What a trip Adam!! So sad that Princess Diana's life was cut so short!!!!!! Can u imagine how long it took to build that church, amazing, to say the least!!!!! As usual, another excellent video Adam!!!! I've always loved the bagpipes, such an awesome, eerie, haunting,sometimes sad, sounds!!!!! The breath it takes to play the bagpipes is nutzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz lol Thanks Adam, for taking us along and sharing!!!

[@soniagrgurinovic5920]

Never seen you look so happy. Enjoy travelling, greetings from Australia 😀

[@mariedupuis7802]

Thank you Adam for these interesting visits of London. Be blessed ❤

[@mattheww2797]

Its good to see you really excited about this trip!

[@spatz813]

You have been in flow state lately Woo with these series. Keep up the awesome content. Can't wait for more spots.

[@zenmaster9195]

Tower of London: "this is a lovely house of death!" What an amazing trip! Im loving this!

[@NailHeavenAshford]

I love lovely houses of death. Also graveyards. Highgate cemetery west side is my favourite. It’s always worth a visit.

[@spidersim]

Loving the vlogs Adam of our country's capital. It's great you're seeing some of the fabulous sites London has to offer. If and when you do come back you'll have to venture north of London, to visit other jaw dropping areas 👍👍👍 Keep up the great work

[@kristinconfer444]

I'm really enjoying your London videos. You've definitely inspired my husband and i's curiosity and we have added London to our must see list ..for near future adventures

[@sarahmingus8151]

thank you so much. for going here and recording. i watch them all the time.

[@JohnColie143]

My great-grandmother on my mom's side married a cousin of the Rockefellers in Manhattan, so I thought that was always the coolest family connection I had, but then I learned recently that her mother's line is filled with royalty, making it easy to trace the lineage because they keep such good records. The most recent king direct descendant of mine turns out to be Edward I. Before him for my direct line is (most recent first) Henry III, John, Henry II, Empress Matilda, Henry I, William the Conqueror, and then six Dukes of Normandy. Anyway, it's both cool and I'm now seeing there is definitely some dark history in there, besides the fact I could trace seven different lines back to William the Conqueror (four of the other six include Henry I, but none of those four have a king more recent than him). What can I say about royal people and keeping it within royalty...sigh, but also it's an impressive family connection. PS: I am not saying I'm royalty, those connections all died out in the 1600-1700s apparently. My grandmother married the son of Irish immigrants and they lived fairly poor, so she was far removed from anything royal or Rockefeller.

[@mustangsallie]

Yes most of my lines go back to England. I think Adam would be more interested in the city’s history and architecture if he traced his roots because I’m sure he has some there, as well as he likes the movie connections. I have many Dukes and Earls in lines as well as going up to the Plantagenets. If you know history, you know who they are. Some are entombed at The Abbey that Adam barely mentioned. He thinks of movies when he thinks of London and I think history and my people when I think of London.

[@JohnColie143]

@@mustangsallie I'm just learning about everything now, taking it slow once I fast forwarded to the end of lines and found the kings. I was just skipping over Barons, Earls, Dutchesses, etc., so now I'm going back and looking up everyone. I didn't know William the Conqueror was mentioned in this video when I commented. Also, I remember seeing the name Boleyn I believe, so I have to find that now. I know it wasn't a Queen.

[@mustangsallie]

@@JohnColie143 basically, Barons, Earls and Dukes are other children or relatives of the royal line. Only one child will go on to be King ( or Queen now). So it does help to research them. Adam does talk about some history and he stays on Ann Boleyn for a bit. But you can definitely tell that if there are no movie ties, he’s really not interested. I have over 18,000 in my tree on Ancestry. All loaded and documented by me one by one. I’ve been researching since about 1993 or so. Yes while everyone was playing video games or gathering up gobs and gobs of friends on social media, I was researching my tree. While some of my lines trace back to Germany, Denmark and such, the majority of my lines go back to England, Scotland and Ireland. My surname I can go back to “Simon, at Hole or Pool” in England in 1332. He was what we know as a forest ranger. There are even remnants of his cabin in Ashdown Forest in Maresfield. So this ancestor from this line was taking care of the Kings forest while another ancestor from another line was the King. So yea years and years of researching and so many more ancestors still to find. You will learn that there isn’t an end. You will never finish, just more to find!

[@JohnColie143]

@@mustangsallie I always had the habit of pausing videos on signs I want to read, so the quick showing never bothers me unless the sign doesn't get fully into focus. It's funny, I went to my great-grandparents on a site and seven of them were basically dead-ends, or ended shortly after them. Even the Rockefeller line dies off quickly for my research because it wasn't THE big guy, it is a cousin, so by now the living ones are distant cousins to me. Anyway, my great-grandmother (my mom's mom) was the eighth one I looked at and all of the work was already done by a genealogy society that traces royalty. My great-grandmother is where they stopped on my line, so I had to look her up because my grandmother wasn't linked to that tree yet. I guess they were getting too far away from royalty to keep going 😅

[@lisapolanski9379]

It's very good to get the working class blood. That's why royals occasionally marry commoners. I'm totally against caste and class systems and I think they should do away with the so-called Royal Family. Thank God we don't have that in America. My parents immigrated from London on the Queen Elizabeth I oceanliner in 1959.

[@xolauraxo]

I love that you are having a great time and I think that you are doing great for a first timer in London.

[@luanncrownover4]

You visited all my favorite London places today! Yes, those jewels are remarkable and many of the crowns are used in royal ceremonies to this day.

[@andrewhickinbottom1051]

Nice to see you were able to get out earlier - it was a cracking day yesterday! Awful and rainy today though haha! Glad you're having a good time in London! Its a great city.

[@genageeraert8039]

Nandos is delicious. I’m Canadian and we have it here. Great video

[@terrynicoll5443]

You talking about "Feed the Birds" brings on the waterworks for me.❤

[@CBVintageCollectibles]

Adam, Thank you for sharing these videos with us. I was hoping for this when you said you would do international travel.

[@bazztown8698]

Great video Adam .. loved it. Hope you get back to the UK again this year and visit many more places !

[@buffmontana4203]

The crows/ravens have a very important significance at the Tower of London.

[@noelanderson969]

they are a Leftover from when it used to be a ZOO! (LOOK IT UP!)

[@ScottyAllenDay]

Adam, I have to admit, your are one heck of a travel vlogger when you visit places you never been. I enjoy the reactions and curiosity that you display in your videos now! the horse statue is of Prince George, Duke of Cambridge

[@conniecrawford5231]

“Changing of the guard” ceremonies are always so impressive-whether here or at. parliament in Ottawa or, of course, at our tear-inducing Arlington National Cementery .

[@conniecrawford5231]

Adam, have you never seen any of the many marvelous movies of the like of Anne Boleyn, starting with “Anne of a Thousand Days???!

[@sophie6823]

You went to some amazing places in today’s video Adam! I love going to the Household Cavalry Museum to see the horses, and was hoping you would experience the Tower of London. So cool also that you were standing in Trafalgar Square, a place I have been so many times before. You have the best commentary!

[@carlavision6143]

Adam, really enjoyed your video and your London trip! Beautiful cathedral and I remember Princees Diana's funeral and I bought Elton John's single. Looking forward to your next awesome and cool vlog!

[@Dizfan]

I remember watching Princess Diana's Funeral when I was a kid. Thanks for taking us along!! Hopefully you can stop by Windsor Castle before you leave the UK.

[@Sheepy2k9]

Loving the Vlogs of you coming to our side of the world and I’m so glad you’re enjoying London and all the sights. When you come next time get yourself to the Harry Potter Studio Tour. As you’re a massive fan of the series that will blow your socks off!!

[@orionsector]

There are one of those red British telephone boxes in downtown Poulsbo, Washington. Glad you visited Westminster Abbey. I am endlessly fascinated by medieval cathedrals.

[@OscarVaughn]

I see you really getting into London. You picked up on using the underground very well that system seems intimidating for sure. Can't wait for when you actually get to outside London one day I can envision you living in that country for a bit or visiting often. I've watched many a documentary on England and especially London it would be amazing to see but it's alot of fun seeing it through you thanks for taking us with ya.

[@nancyvozella3841]

This is a great series! Amazing how old some of those buildings are

[@timmythomas4273]

That part in mary puppins. Where the lady is feeding the birds 🐦 gets me every time 😢😢

[@mariecasasnovas5945]

Great video thank you Adam 😊. The Cathedral is beautiful. I’ve only been to St Patrick’s Cathedral here in New York City and it’s probably not as large but it is quite beautiful with small chapels within and it also has tombs and the stages of the cross are amazing. It’s the most beautiful church I’ve ever been in. I would love to visit London if I ever had the opportunity it’s so full of history.

[@MISSLEONAJB]

I visited the Tower of London a couple of years ago for the first time, there is definitely a lot to see and learn, more on the sad side for me but it was great to visit. I’m glad you had another great day Adam ♥️ xxx

[@Hypagemie]

Another great london vlog! :D i really enjoyed watching! Even as a British person i’ve never been in westminster abbey or the tower of london!

[@TheBoyMechanic]

The actress that sang "Feed the Birds", Jane Darwell, also played "Ma Joad" in the classic "Grapes of Wrath". Elsa Lanchester - the "Bride of Frankenstein" was one of the Nannies

[@DannyFisher-z6k]

These London videos have been great and refreshing.

[@oxheymackem]

Great to see Danny Shine at the end ranting as always 😂

[@maryturner5018]

This my fave so far of your London vlogs.

[@debrastillwell1122]

Enjoying your London visit.

[@jonimclelland1709]

The guy at the end was great entertainment. Had me laughing 🤣

[@alisawebb87]

That guy holding a sign with a megaphone saying 'make parents pay rent' 😂😂 😂

[@perceivedvelocity9914]

Some people are consumed by nihilism. They probably need help.

[@natev9334]

That guy might be on to something.

[@MrWillyMrBrightside]

He's a comedian, he does it to gain publicity, he's actually quite funny

[@araptorofnote5938]

Danny Shine - Megaphone Man. 'Social Experimentalist'.

[@SuzanneA618]

Westminster had such profound effect on me as a young person. So humbling to be surrounded by such history.

[@orbytl2799]

another awesome vlog 👍

[@paulburton9386]

Another brilliant video! BTW, The Hippodrome Casino, which you filmed, is where I staged my first-ever concert in London. It used to be the Hippodrome Theatre and later the Talk of the Town. Performers including Judy Garland appeared there. In fact, I worked for them on a project a few years back and helped arrange some plaques for the likes of Judy Garland. It's open 24 hours a day now and is free to enter even if you don't gamble. Go see this amazing building and the plaques!

[@CrashTestPilot]

Man, you always seem to have a good time but it's been a while since I've seen you this jazzed about a trip. Can't wait for more overseas adventures. You should definitely see Paris.

[@karinafirby3274]

I'm so glad your enjoying your trip. St Paul's is one of my favourite cathedral 's

[@Andy-Capp]

Interesting fact. I understand that the original Mind The Gap announcement recording was a man’s voice. When he passed away his wife used to go and sit down in the tube to listen to his voice.

[@travelswithjasonf1463]

Yes i have heard that as well

[@dirtywaterpj_dj]

I saw that they continued to use his recording at Embankment and his widow would go there to hear his voice.

[@pjtufty66]

They Presented her with a phone that had all of his takes on a recording, so all she had to do was pick up the phone & listen

[@BarbaraCowdery]

Aww I did not know that! That is a sweet anecdote. If it was me, I probably would do the same .

[@richardbrobeck2384]

I enjoyed your tour of The tower of London very cool !

[@sekhmet7440]

love these London videos Mr Woo. Glad you're enjoying your time in my neck of the woods. Perhaps look out a bit further into London like Greenwich Maritime museum/Cutty Sark, or a 1.5hr train to Portsmouth, home of the Navy to see the museums down there. About 1.5hr too on the train direct from Waterloo Station for the Titanic museum in Southampton, some real cool stuff there. The building is an old police station, so not as fancy as your Pigeon Forge museum. Henry VIII's Hampton Court Palace is totally worth a visit and have 50% off tickets at the moment, that won't take long on the London Overground system.