Filmed: Wed 04 November 2020 Today we will be walking through the streets of St. James’s London and do some window shopping which will include the following: 👞 Jermyn Street wehre there are many traditional British brands gentleman’s stores 🎄 Fortnum & Mason department store to see their Christmas display 🎩 Historical Piccadilly and Princes Arcade 🎨 Art galleries in the backstreets 🍺 A hiden square: Mason’s Yard
Tag Archives: England
New Walking Tour Videos: ‘London Tower Bridge’
This walking tour was filmed on 10 October on a wet and rainy day in London. I decided to start filming on London tower bridge, go down on the Thames river and back again on the river. I really like this king of videos as are relaxing and quiet, specially when outside is raining
Travel In The Cotswolds: ‘Stroud’, Gloucestershire
Stroud is a market town on the western side of the Cotswolds in Gloucestershire, England. It is the meeting point for the surrounding five valleys and is renowned both for its steep streets and highly political culture. It was heavily involved in the industrial revolution and produced cloth, powered by small rivers which flow through the five valleys. Although not often considered a classic Cotswold town, it is well worth a visit.
English Country Homes: ‘Great Baynden – Kent’
From the 16th century onwards, hop-growing was a major source of income in the Weald of Kent, especially around the village of Horsmonden, eight miles east of Tun-bridge Wells, where an enthusiastic American visitor described how ‘the oast-house towers of Horsmonden seem almost to plough the rich soil of their Kentish hopfield like graceful yachts on a gently rolling sea’.
Great Baynden is a superb Kent house that’s full of the sort of touches you’d hope to see when moving to a period home in the country, as Penny Churchill explains.
Such is the backdrop to handsome, Grade II-listed Great Baynden in School House Lane, Horsmonden, which stands on high ground two miles north-east of the village, with panoramic views over the Weald to the North Downs.
Museum Video Tours: The Royal Academy Of Arts, London – Summer 2020
Experience the Summer Exhibition like never before with this interactive tour. Visit each gallery with the click of a button and browse or buy the works online.
New Walking Tour Video: ‘2020 Christmas Lights On Oxford Street, London’
Filmed: Mon 02 November 2020 Today we will take a walk on London Oxford street to see the Christmas light displays. This day was the first night the Christmas lights had been turned on for 2020. Due to the effects of the Covid-19, there was no annual celebrity switch-on event but instead, the Christmas lights were lit earlier than usual.
ROUTE TIME STAMPS: 00:00 Oxford Street 07:17 Dering Street 08:24 New Bond Street 13:45 Oxford Street
New Walking Tour Videos: ‘London – Kensington’
FILMED OCTOBER 2020 – First-person perspective London walk tour in Kensington’s mews and side streets, covering 3.5 miles (5.6 km), including Kynance Mews’ red ivy leaves, on a grey, autumn day post-lockdown.
Video timeline: ROUTE TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Gloucester Road 01:16 Cromwell Road 01:45 Gloucester Road 05:28 Kynance Mews 07:22 Launceston Place 08:19 Kynance Place 09:12 Gloucester Road 12:23 Canning Place 13:58 Canning Passage 15:20 Victoria Road 16:15 Cambridge Place 17:47 Albert Place 19:00 Victoria Road 24:33 Kynance Mews 25:49 Victoria Road 26:14 Eldon Road 28:14 Stanford Road 29:10 Cornwall Gardens 30:40 Cornwall Mews West 31:29 Cornwall Gardens Walk 33:08 Lexham Walk 33:39 Lexham Gardens 35:55 Marloes Road 37:01 Stratford Road 38:06 Radley Mews 39:29 Lexham Mews 41:19 Lexham Gardens 41:56 Earls Court Road 42:23 Logan Place 44:54 Cromwell Crescent 45:43 West Cromwell Road 46:32 Nevern Road 46:59 Longridge Road 48:15 Warwick Road 48:50 Philbeach Gardens 54:56 Warwick Road 55:10 Trebovir Road 58:36 Earls Court Road 1:01:12 Hogarth Road 1:02:11 Hogarth Place 1:02:48 Kenway Road 1:04:34 Redfield Lane 1:05:51 Wallgrave Road 1:07:05 Kenway Road 1:07:44 Hogarth Place 1:08:20 Hogarth Road 1:10:23 Knaresborough Place 1:11:25 Collingham Place 1:13:08 Collingham Road 1:13:54 Courtfield Gardens 1:15:33 Courtfield Road 1:16:58 Ashburn Gardens 1:18:32 Cromwell Road 1:20:41 Grenville Place 1:21:43 Emperor’s Gate 1:23:42 Grenville Place 1:25:00 Launceston Place 1:26:41 Kynance Mews 1:28:36 Gloucester Road
New Aerial Travel Videos: ‘The Joys Of Autumn On Ullswater Lake’, England
Filmed & edited by Eden Valley Drones UK
I hope you enjoy the Autumn colours on Ullswater, filmed near Pooley Bridge.
Ullswater is the second largest lake in the English Lake District, being about 9 miles long and 0.75 miles wide, with a maximum depth a little more than 60 metres.
English Country Home Tours: Equestrian Estate Of Jockey Frankie Dettori
How do you define the term ‘household name’? It’s a tricky one. There are probably plenty of people out there, from all walks of life, that most people have heard of; but would you ever describe a politician or an artist as such? Probably not. To reach this level, you need almost to become synonymous with your craft — and the people who scale those heights are few and far between. One such, however, is Frankie Dettori.
The Italian jockey is unarguably the greatest flat racing jockey of his generation, with thousands of winners — including dozens of Classics — to his name. He was only 14 when he moved to Britain to work as a stable lad for Luca Cumani in Newmarket, and before long had earned his chance to race.
His story since then is the stuff of sporting legend: from winning 100 races in a season while still a teenager (an achievement only Lester Piggott had garnered before he did) to going through the card at Ascot in 1996 to his later years of continued success, he’s survived everything from plane crashes and drug scandals to a stint on Celebrity Big Brother.
Lanfranco “Frankie” Dettori, MBE is an Italian horse racing jockey based in the United Kingdom. Dettori has been Champion Jockey on three occasions and has ridden the winners of more than 500 Group races. His most celebrated achievement was riding all seven winners on British Champions’ Day at Ascot in 1996.
Top Home Design Video: A ‘Storybook’, Converted Victorian Stable House In King’s Cross, London
Step through the looking glass and into the story-book inspired house of architect Sally Mackereth in King’s Cross, a playful world of mystery, discovery and fun in a former Victorian stable.
As head of her architecture and design studio, Sally draws from her 25-year career working internationally to design residential and commercial projects with her signature style, defined by material rich spaces that play with colour, texture and detail. Recent projects have included the updating of a listed artist’s studio in Chelsea, London, once the workspace of James Whistler, Augustus John and John Singer Sargent; and the interiors of pied-a-terre for an art-loving couple in Tribeca, New York City. A sense of fun and glamour runs through the practice’s work, and Sally’s own living spaces are no exception.
Kings Cross is a district in Central London, England, 2.5 miles (4.8 km) north west of Charing Cross. It is served by London King’s Cross railway station, the terminus of one of the major rail routes between London and the North.[3]
The area has been regenerated since the mid-1990s with the terminus of the Eurostar rail service at St Pancras International opening in 2007 and the rebuilding of King’s Cross station, a major redevelopment in the north of the area.
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