Walking tour: Camden Town to Kings Cross along Regent's Canal | 4K 60FPS ASMR

A nightlife hub with fame that extends beyond London and the UK, Camden is renowned for its clubs, bars, and electric atmosphere. But as a Londoner, it means something a little different to me: namely, how well it brings together a functional manmade environment with nature. This video picks up from where my last video of the area ended (check it out here: • Summer heatwave in Lit... ), and blends raucous bars and live music with newborn waterfowl and wild plants.
Regent's Canal is a treasure and one of the most pleasant places to walk in London, and it really spans the whole gamut of what's on offer in the city. We're lucky to have it, too, because once upon a time, serious thought was given to turning it into a train track. Imagine how much we would've lost if that happened!
This walk starts at Regent's Park on the canal near the Feng Shang Princess floating restaurant, and weaves through Camden, past Camden Market toward Gasholder Park and Coal Drops Yard. It ends on Euston Road outside Kings Cross train station. I gotta say, cleaning the outside of St Pancras looks unenviable!! (57:08)
🎥Filmed on Panasonic GH5S using a DJI RS3 Mini.
📅 Recorded June 2024 at approximately 14:00
🌡️ Temperature 22C. It was mostly sunny all day.
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Locations featured:
00:00 Intro
00:18 Feng Shang Princess
01:04 Regent's Canal Towpath
06:54 Pirate Castle
10:34 Camden Market
14:35 Hawley Wharf
17:37 Kentish Town Lock
19:03 Towpath pt 2
35:06 Gasholder Park and St Pancras Lock
38:20 Canal by Coal Drops Yard
44:56 York Way
46:00 Goods Way
50:53 Pancras Road
58:44 Kings Cross and Euston Road
01:00:15 Outro (from part 1)
Postscript: We don't go into Coal Drops Yard (or any of the other Kings Cross facilities) because I've found the security there to be very unpleasant and had a pretty terrible experience with them in the past (And I'm not the only one: www.nicholasgooddenphotograph... ). Some parts of the video are muted for copyright reasons, which is a shame, because the street performer around the bridge at 12:55 is actually very good. You can find her on Instagram at lea_nessa1.

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