Watch Tourists Discover London For The First Time

[@FNFIHOCTW]

I loved going to London, I'm American, Black American and I felt very welcome and I will come back again. Oh, "Hi" from America!

[@zoranmilovanovic5457]

You are most welcome anytime.

[@bradthompsonuk2011]

Most of my British friends just consider us their annoying American cousins.

[@patriciajames6838]

Glad you liked it. Come to Wales next visit.

[@stvkbl]

Hi, from the UK. I'm glad it was a good experience for you.

[@FNFIHOCTW]

@@patriciajames6838 Thank you for my official invitation🤗

[@erine.5680]

London is a quite extraordinary city but England in general is a stunning country you can literally come and visit every year and you still won't have enough.I would suggest to visit the Cotswolds ,Bath , Cornwall and York to name just a few! I'm from Greece I lived in England for 3 years and I have to admit that English people are the kindest and wittiest people I've met and the most loyal friends I've ever had.Bless you people and bless your country!

[@kevinwhite981]

Thank you from a Brit, you're very kind 😊

[@juniormendes8412]

Hi, I'm from Brazil and I have never felt so welcome like in London, I never will forget the city view from the Aeroplane when It was landing, and the first time when I've come out the Underground and saw the streets the double deck red bus, amazing and unforgettable!

[@alankirkby465]

@Myrt Myrtle Im English i live UK, was in Brazil and Paraguay, some years ago. I can definitely recommend: Foz do Iguacu. Its in Brazil, Iguacu is a border town next to Argentina and Paraguay, magnificent water Falls over few square miles, check it out on KZbin. ( type in Iguacu Falls) Peace to all.

[@halloweenville1]

I have lived in London since 1979, and i still get excited every-time i hop down to the city center and get lost among the hustle and bustle, there are thousands of streets still left undiscovered, and i still haven't seen them all, I never get tired of London. New restaurants and shops opening all the time, it changes every day.

[@Scottinuk]

London is exactly the opposite of typical for the U.K. London exists like its own little country. When you visit the UK, make sure you visit outside London for a very different feel.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

londonstan

[@SgtSteel1]

Londinistan. Read the book.

[@kirad2234]

Go to Birmingham and it will feel like they're in the Middle East🤷‍♂️

[@Trazynn]

Rural England is so peaceful and serene.

[@Dunny2k]

@sarah jones fuck off with ya lies.

[@BabuFrik118]

'looks kinda like a prison' Tower of London:"let me introduce myself, I'm a castle and a prison'"

[@spookydreamer7370]

Really made me happy to be a Londoner, seeing how people saw my city. A walk along the South bank of the Thames is a joy.

[@8atheist476]

Great to see everyone loving London. Great vid.

[@1funkyflyguy]

My heart swelled with pride watching this. Thank you for loving our city, you are welcome back any time! One Love to all!

[@psrpippy]

I live just outside London and it makes me so happy watching your enthusiastic reactions to our fantastic city. Sometimes we take it for granted but it’s videos like this that remind us of just how lucky we are. Come back soon.

[@redsquirrel1086]

The most interesting city in the world with a vibe second to none.

[@redsquirrel1086]

Most interesting city in the world with the coolest vibe. Nowhere else combines the old with the new like London. It is a truly amazing place to visit.

[@johnharper3909]

So glad you all loved London,my city, and your positive comments are heart warming.I was in Toronto in 2001.

[@jw-27j01]

The touristy parts of London is nothing like the rest of the UK, I’ve lived in England all my life and when I go to London it’s like going to a different country

[@ASLUHLUHC3]

I live in London and when I go to central London it's like going to a different country haha

[@jamsteracton]

I live in se london and going to the tourist attractions in central feels like another country.

[@saadpatel1235]

I live in England and tbh London feels like any other major city in England

[@sleepcrime]

@Mini van I live in London now but I was born and raised in North East Derbyshire. But I difn't say London and Newcastle were particularly alike. Chesterfield, where I'm from, isn't much at all like Newcastle either.

[@daneelolivaw602]

@Mini van Yes only much better.

[@damiagunbiade]

I love it when tourists are in London. I was born here and I am so proud of this city. London for me is my home but its so much more. The history in this city is awesome. I hope more tourists come here. Come and see how just London is. Its a lovely city.

[@maryfroggatt4910]

London = The Greatest City in the world. No contest.

[@wheelix5797]

Seen singapore it is heaven

[@cormacbowman5912]

@@wheelix5797 they are too differant to say one is better than the other i think, they are both amazing

[@joseppradipa]

Agree

[@joseppradipa]

@@wheelix5797 i think Singapore is the Greatest City in Asia!

[@wheelix5797]

@@joseppradipa I agree and it is also my dream to live there as an adult. I'm in a wheelchair so it will be hard but it is my dream.

[@AlanNobleNE]

“This is like stereotypical UK.” I couldn’t disagree more. London and the rest of the UK are very very different from each other. The M25 motorway is pretty much an international border.

[@annother3350]

It's really not. Go 50 miles in any direction in the UK you'll find things are surprisingly different

[@SvenTviking]

Go out into the London suburbs, it’s much like the suburbs of any other British city.

[@anghinetti]

Alan Noble: For practically its entire length, the M25 is well outside the border of the County of Greater London. It is fact within the counties of Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Surrey, Kent and Essex, and so in no way can it be described as a border, let-alone an international one.

[@1chiefg]

You know what a stereotype is right? Just because the rest of the UK is nothing like London, that doesn't mean London can't be "stereotypical UK".

[@MartinJames389]

@@anghinetti No, it's pretty close to the boundaries of Greater London. Some bits of several London Boroughs are BEYOND the M25.

[@jase6709]

If you visit the UK in summer you should definitely check out the beaches and castles in Wales

[@jamesrobert102]

I love aberdovey

[@hiramrichards5607]

Wales is awesome

[@spottymaxy1628]

Go to Dover you can see France from there

[@jase6709]

@@spottymaxy1628 Nah, I'm pretty happy in Wales thanks.

[@jonjohnson2844]

I went to North Wales for the first time a few months ago, I was amazed by how beautiful it was.

[@user-eo8jx7jq4u]

Wow these videos make me so proud to be English. What a shame our government are doing everything they can to put us down.

[@jasonowen8193]

you are not allowed to say your proud to be English you will be called a racist

[@mrnemo1480]

I'm proud to be English to.

[@ianrobertson5798]

Dear ALL Thank you so much for visiting and your cool comments on my home City of London I was born here and I ADORE living here and I miss it so much if i am ever away. Come back and see us soon xx

[@smilieevie6998]

As a Londoner born and bred I really enjoyed the video. When you live here you don’t always appreciate what is around you every day. This has inspired me to visit some of the areas of London I’ve never seen. If you ever come back, you must visit outside of London as you’ll find scenery ranging from dramatic to beautiful and towns with buildings more ancient than you’ll find in most of London. And you’ll be amazed by the variety of accents and dialects for such a small country. Don’t forget that the UK is made up of 4 different countries! England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland all with their different cultures and sub-cultures; plus we’re a multicultural country and you’ll see all sorts of foreign influences. Not forgetting all the islands around the mainland. We are the British Isles after all.

[@Iskandar64]

Yvonne Fortune Agreed, I have lived here for 30 years and I no longer appreciate it as I should. There are many things in this video I have not seen and now want to.

[@cijmo]

@@Iskandar64 (and Yvonne) you Londoners give yourselves and your city a bad rap and I know it's easy to get caught up in "work-a-day" because it's just where you live but you live in a very versatile city. Some go for the pubs and artsy-fartsy, I go for museums and shows, others go for the standard palace and tower. I thank your city for hosting me every Christmas LOL

[@smilieevie6998]

cijmoalbal I indeed love my city. When people ask me where else in the world I would live if I had the opportunity my reply is to ask them why would I want to live anywhere else?

[@watherwintes8835]

Hello dear I am Indian can u merry me m not fake man

[@briasand]

Being born and raised in the east end of the Ol' Smoke, but not living there now. No matter how far I roam, It will always be home to me.

[@bushyconn]

You guys certainly enjoyed your time in London. Its great to see tourists so happy and willing to get off the beaten track. Come back soon!!

[@patricialavender2902]

Thank you so much for being so complimentary. I feel very sad sometimes because we tend to criticise our country, and especially London so much these days.

[@youneverseeanoldmaneatinga7416]

Exactly, some people are such depressive little whingers. I imagine them as boring saddos (usually racists) who live in dull areas with sod all to do but go online and slag off somewhere they've most likely never even been. All capital cities around the world feel different to the rest of the country. These moaners wouldn't know that of course because they most likely never leave their home town.

[@the_oslovian]

Oh, come on! I visit London at least once a year and go all over. Never felt scared or been mugged... Be proud of your amazing city!

[@debbiejohnson2789]

Thank you for a great video. You really showed the quintessential of London. I had tears. So happy for you that you loved it very much. It was really helpful.

[@graceygrumble]

I wish the people commenting about how awful London is and how it 'doesn't represent the UK' and how tourists need to go to other parts of the UK, would just shut up! "Watch Tourists Discover London For The First Time" is about tourists visiting London - what do you expect them to do? Go on a trip to Tower Hamlets? EVERY city in the world has a ghastly side, even yours and mine. London is a truly great city, which these tourists discovered. It's our capital city and it is a wonderful 'shop window' for the UK. And no, I'm not from London. Newcastle is my city - well worth a visit! ;)

[@annother3350]

They come to every video about London with the same bullshit comments

[@rojavida]

As a Londoner born and bred, I am proud that my city is welcoming to all nationalities. I only wish that I had the opportunity to experience more cities from around the World.

[@jamesburns6687]

so happy you all enjoyed our capital,but as Scottinuk says,when nxt here explore the north,the lakes.wales,scotland some AMAZING PLACES X,and never forget I reland both side x

[@rych7852]

Thanks to all of you for showcasing my home town so well. Please come back soon! (To the haters with the stupid negative comments. Get over yourselves! Don't expect them to be word perfect on pronunciations or details!! They're our guests. Be civil!! )

[@robertlangley1664]

The best city in the world. Work there for 20 years still miss it

[@sunnyxdays1036]

My first visit to the UK I went to London and Edinburgh and Liverpool and we found Liverpool to be the best part of our trip .

[@annother3350]

It depends, what you want out of life

[@sunnyxdays1036]

@@annother3350 Fab ?

[@cyrusochsenfeld496]

this feels so proud watching this as someone whos lived here all my life

[@ce1834]

London is amazing!!!! - hope to return soon

[@bobbyrickson]

As a Londoner born and bred it is very true that London is like a completely separate country to the UK. Make sure you spend some time visiting other interesting cities such as; Bath, Windsor, York and Edinburgh not to mention the beautiful countryside! Also there's more to London than just Central London (where you'll just get the touristy feel of the city) - explore areas like Hampstead, Wimbledon and Richmond when you come too!

[@zoranmilovanovic5457]

All you chaps are all very nice. Yes, I am English by the way as my dad was Serbian. Mum English. As a bonus, she was a Yorkshire woman! I love Yorkshire. This is by way of a hint as the Yorkshire countryside is very beautiful if you come to the UK again. Anyway, I am so glad you liked it here.

[@stevencassidy6982]

Take that backpack off on the tube!

[@shaunpierce4174]

I thought that too

[@rochford1000]

Thank you for coming to London. You are welcome back anytime!

[@Pistol_Knight]

I live in London (south, closest you got to me was Borough Market) I like watching vids of 'foreigners' looking around my city, I applaud you one of the best ones out there

[@zoranmilovanovic5457]

Just watched it all. That was quite incredible. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks.

[@gordonsmith8899]

A very simple fact about Buckingham Palace: If the Royal Ensign is flying, the Queen is in residence. If the Union flag is flying, she isn't.

[@sandymitchell258]

Thank you, we are lucky to live here

[@themysterysuk2097]

Yeah, you should visit other parts of the UK when you are in Britain but I have to admit London is fekin awesome.

[@johnwalsh3635]

When visiting Westminster, ut is worth going into the Houses of Parliament to see Westminster Hall. A very old and amazing structure.

[@anghinetti]

John Walsh: Westminster Hall (dating from 1097, and a survivor of the fire of 1834) is not in the Houses of Parliament. Both hall and the two houses are a part of the Palace of Westminster, still a royal palace for ceremonial purposes and currently owned by Queen Elizabeth II in right of the Crown.

[@caltblake6112]

glad you had a great time in my country

[@stackersmbe852]

It was cool to watch this and see tourists reactions. As a Brit I guess we take all this stuff for granted because it's just there on our doorstep.

[@davidknell8831]

I’m a Londoner it warms my heart u enjoyed it! Alas I see the wood for the trees! London is full of heartbreak for me

[@jeffdray2500]

I had to laugh at "Shoreditch is the coolest" remark.

[@dannystuart4541]

How could you go to Shoreditch and not do the "Jack the ripper tour". Only thing Shoreditch is known for is Strip clubs and prostitution

[@annother3350]

Lots of people like it. I've had some good nights out there and some great beigels

[@tomthornton6259]

@@annother3350 yeah I think it's good, now, but I remember really not that long ago when that whole area was anything but 'cool'. Similar with King's Cross.

[@sleepcrime]

@@dannystuart4541 Maybe 10 -15 years ago.

[@dannystuart4541]

@@sleepcrime Ha, it's horrible.

[@milkandduckrailway323]

Yes they got the name of that bridge right. Its tower bridge not London Bridge. Well done.

[@bertoverweel6588]

I was there in July 2017 whith my grandson for a weekend , we landed at London City airport and we had a great time , London Eye , the War museum etc .

[@mazdamps]

Brill, but where is London City Airport?

[@bertoverweel6588]

@@mazdamps of you follow the Theems upstream you will pas the airport , it is very close to the center of Londen and small.

[@isabellapetch5107]

this made me feel very fortunate to live here

[@KopCole]

I love how ‘foreigners’ say Bucking-Ham instead of how it’s actually pronounced Bucking-erm .

[@newbris]

I'm Australian and I was just saying to my wife how irrationally irritated I am by them pronouncing it Bucking-Ham ha ha

[@leyley8043]

Perfect representation of London coming from a Londoner 🇬🇧

[@oakguard]

not Big Ben thats just the bell inside the tower the tower is called "Elizabeth tower"

[@peterc.1618]

In case it hasn't been mentioned already, the Queen was not sitting on her throne in Buckingham Palace. The Union Flag was flying which means that the monarch is not in residence. Had she been there, you'd have seen the Royal Standard.

[@nickyjlyons]

It must be amazing for people from overseas to visit London for the first time (born and lived in for 24 years). Live here and see how you feel after 2 months!

[@tattyshoesshigure5731]

When the tide is out the Thames foreshore makes an interesting diversion for an hour or so. There are several places where you can access it, Bankside near Tate Modern is my own favourite. Hundreds of years of fascinating history & artefacts...right there beneath your feet. Keep an eye on the tide coming back in though...or you could wind up stranded!

[@88wentworth]

Might as well go to Brighton.

[@tattyshoesshigure5731]

Ken Dalton : If beach combing through tonnes of pebbles is your thing, then Brighton would be a good place to indulge that particular interest! The Thames foreshore has a varied ‘beach scape’ from rocks & pebbles through to long sandy stretches... unlike Brighton.

[@DiscoverMontréal]

Who here has been to London?

[@MsShinx]

I live there :D

[@patrickkelly7085]

not me and I live in England.

[@stevencassidy6982]

I live there

[@patrickkelly7085]

@@stevencassidy6982 So do 9,000,000 other people

[@cjcroft6441]

13 times because I'm british

[@StephenHitchens]

I wish tourists wouldn't put emphasis on the ham in Buckingham Palace. There is no pig pork related ham in the name, its not pronounced that way. Also the Queen wasn't at home when you said she was sat on her throne. The Union flag was flying which means she's not there, when she's home the Royal Standard flag will be there.

[@leod-sigefast]

I am usually quite forgiving of foreign pronunciation but the emphasis on -HAM is way off. English has always been a first syllable or penultimate emphasised language.

[@ChrisWilliams1962]

Spot on Stephen :)

[@anghinetti]

Stephen Hitchens: Ham is from the Anglo-Saxon for settlement/homestead and so pronouncing it as ham is correct.

[@pilot_howie237]

What if I tell you that the queen wasn't in residence, Union Jack flying means she's not home and the Royal Standard flag flying means she is in residence and is home. Half mast is obviously flown with any flag and only flown if there's been a tragedy or something bad has happened in or to do with the UK or Commonwealth.

[@samuelodonoughoe1091]

Try visiting places like Cromer in north Norfolk ..or maybe somewhere like the Isle of Wight... so different to everyday London and a lot nicer.

[@stevencassidy6982]

but dull

[@doyoumind9356]

If you've done the Tower and the Palace get on the 176 bus .. it heads down Charing Cross Road .. and stay on it till you reach the Horniman Museum.

[@jobrimar8291]

Now your talking! Even better hop off a couple of stops before the Horniman and check the cityscape from Dawsons hill, one of the best you’ll find.

[@doyoumind9356]

@@jobrimar8291 Yep .. also cross the road from the Horniman Museum and head up to Sydenham Hill Woods.

[@kernow9324]

And then get back on the bus and get off at Penge-sur-Mer!

[@jobrimar8291]

Indeed, a vibrant scene awaits in the moon and stars.

[@user-gv9nk7oq3o]

Glad you all enjoyed London. Next time come down to Sussex and Kent.

[@EuanWhitehead]

Makes me glad to be from Britain, I live in the countryside so I am used to 900 year old buildings and tudor houses. Funny thinking people havent seen anything like that before XD.

[@johndobb4723]

I'm lucky in the fact I live in England (Lancashire) and I'm going to London next Saturday, it'll be my 7th visit in the last 12 months, I absolutely love London, in my eyes it's THE greatest city in the world bar non

[@anghinetti]

John Dobb : London is indeed a great city but at only 1.12 square miles it is rather small - in fact, it the smallest city (and county) of the United Kingdom in respect of its administrative area (the administrative area of both St. Davids and St. Asaph are much larger, although the urban area of each is smaller than that of the City of London) and third smallest in respect of population (8,072 - 2011 census). Of course, it you are referring to the County of Greater London then at 606 square miles and a population of 8.8 million (2017 estimate) that, I suppose, could be considered large.

[@ASLUHLUHC3]

9:28 I WAS NOT EXPECTING TO SEE PAUL('s hardware) IN THIS VIDEO

[@danieldravot341]

Butchery of the pronunciation of 'Buckingham' aside, this was the best video of London I've seen on KZbin. Were all the young people Canadian? I ask because they seemed to be much more aware of their surroundings than first time American travelers. And by the way, the "Buckingham Statue" is actually Queen Victoria . . .

[@DiscoverMontréal]

Haha yes! Many were indeed Canadian, nice catch Daniel!

[@travelwithkhan8247]

London🇬🇧👍

[@haroldmerewether1224]

There would be more architecture if the Blitz didn't happen, London, Southampton, Portsmouth, Birmingham, and Coventry all reduced to rubble.

[@modelrailwaynoob]

Glad they enjoyed it

[@celticjohn1]

Don't forget the rest of us tourists. I'm approaching 80 and it's just as exciting for me.

[@patriciajames6838]

Visit St. David's City, the smallest and cutest ever. It is situated by the seaside. On the Pembrokeshire coastline, Wales.

[@MrDaiseymay]

excellent video, great filming and music. I must go there before it's too late. I have lived in Watford for 35 years, never found time before.

[@derby1263]

Westminster is not a palace. The nearest Palace is Kensington. And Big Ben is the name of the bell inside the Tower. And it is not a double clock there are 4 clocks. And the tower is called Queen Elizabeth Tower

[@ChrisPopham]

all I could think of sitting here in my Lincolnshire abode is "HOW SODDING MUCH DID THAT LOT COST" :-O

[@TheRealBoroNut]

@5:40 That's it! I'm calling it Taffle Garr Square too from now on. Home to Napoleons Column.

[@RB747domme]

Boro Nut Traffle-gar. Picc-Addilly. Nappo-Leonns. Lol.

[@MartinJames389]

That's not the London I live in, that's a rich people's ghetto.

[@sixstonks9385]

Innit

[@paulm2467]

Clubbing in Shoreditch, walking on the south bank, looking at some of the stunning architecture, having a drink in a pub , picknicking in a park, these aren't expensive or exclusive things. You need to open your eyes and enjoy the possibilities of London.

[@JohnnyZenith]

Except that it is the London you live in.

[@ce1834]

sour

[@MartinJames389]

@@paulm2467 ​Two of the things you mention (pubs and Shoreditch) are WAY beyond the means of many people. It's free to walk around if you're mobile, but public transport is also beyond many people's means. As for picnicking in a park, it's only free to sit there. Food isn't free, and many people struggle just to eat / to feed children. London food banks are overwhelmed and can't met demand. There are many who have to choose between eating and heating at this time of year. You are clearly clueless, unaware of the realities around, how people are struggling for existence, and need to wake up, to be aware of the very fortunate position you're obviously in.

[@SvenTviking]

Don’t go in the pubs off Trafalgar Square or Whitehall. There are some nice pubs in Covent Garden or in Soho.

[@nathan3748]

I live in the North of England and when I went to London I felt like I was in a different country, I didn’t feel like I was in England anymore

[@peterd788]

London is the world's capital city. More languages are spoken In London's schools than any other city in the world. I've lived in New York, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Brussels and Vienna and none beats London. It is rightly voted the greatest city in the world for a reason.

[@robmcwhinnie6066]

Great video but I don't have to take issue with Quebec City being on "the very east coast of Canada". Quebec city to St. John's Newfoundland is about a 30 hour drive east.

[@darkmatter6714]

“Just arrived to the Buckingham Palace”. That would be like saying “Just arrived to the Hollywood”...😆

[@ellieadams7262]

Dark Matter not really because Buckingham palace is actually a thing where as Hollywood is a place. Buckingham Palace isn’t a place.

[@namispondjamispond9282]

What a stupid pointless comment. Get a life!

[@sejbomb]

I'm British, been to london numerous times for school trips and shopping but I actually hate it now lol. I'd go to somerset or cornwall over London any day.

[@megacody1018]

'The queen is sitting on her throne right now' shows the Union Jack flying meaning she isn't at the Royal residence 😂😂

[@maximooooose]

The flag flying means she is in residence😛

[@sarribel]

The world's favourite City.

[@coreywyatt3864]

People should explore outside of london. I live in the country side and the views are beautiful. There is so much more to the UK than people thin. However as a brit myself i feel like knife crime and drug crime has increased massively. Sometimes its scary

[@petejones7878]

Big Ben is Bell inside the tower

[@SgtSteel1]

clap clap clap.

[@deplorabled1695]

I went to Mildreds in 1998, fucking awesome veggie food and great atmosphere before Shoreditch fell to the yuppies.

[@fenman7147]

Awesome veggie food would have conveyed what you meant

[@xwasp58]

Come back to England soon . Your more than Welcome

[@robertlamb759]

The Virgin Records store in Oxford Circus. No longer in business unfortunately. It was the only record store that offered in-store food & beverages and seating. I haven't been to London since 1982. It's sad because I'm a music junkie. There's always great concerts in London.

[@rufdymond]

As someone from the U.K. I only go to London if I have to otherwise I avoid the place. The greatest city I have ever been to is Tokyo, a truly awesome place.

[@annother3350]

We'll fuck you. I love it

[@keithfarrell7633]

Totally agree. London is a mere market town in comparison to Tokyo. Even NYC seems dull and rather provincial after Tokyo. It has x 4 the population of London and it's spotlessly clean , it has better restaurants and the public transportation is totally superior. The Tokyo subway handles 3 .2 billion passengers a year , the underground 1.3 and yet the Tokyo subway runs like clockwork. It has to be seen to be believed

[@amandeepv]

Where was that at 7.13?

[@thomaslowdon5510]

The shard ? Glass high rise tower of restaurants stores .apartments

[@glynisj.7170]

Great Video - thanks!

[@NEWCASTLE-UNITED-1892]

Best city in the world for sure, love LDN Excellent video 👍🏻🇬🇧👍🏻

[@hobied62]

Nice bid you should do the counterpoint!

[@heliotropezzz333]

Why do people call it 'THE St Paul's Cathedral? It's just St Paul's Cathedral and 'THE BuckingHAM Palace'? It's just Buckingham Palace without pronouncing the h.

[@tonybennett9964]

I was born in London and drove around for years ,unfortunately 34 years ago it changed and I moved to the very North of scotland,opposite the Orkneys .Will never go back it's a foreign country to me now

[@MrZiffos]

Nice video guys - thank you. Please remember that there is so much more to England than just London and the whole of Great Britain is stunning. Please come again and grab a hire car and explore. Don’t forget to try full English breakfast especially with black pudding.

[@ianrobertson5798]

As a Londoner BORN HERE I AGREE 100% MOVE AROUND AND SEE ENGLAND IT REALLY IS BEAUTIFUL

[@kula3975]

Should of come to southall,it’s like India 👍🏼

[@mattw9966]

Bloody Brilliant!

[@cijmo]

This is old. It goes way back to the days where Quebec City was way on the East Coast of Canada.