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The general public can use them too .. fantastic food… value for money..

With regard to your comment on Exploring Isambard Kingdom Brunel's London which said "Marc's concept remains in use today " is incorrect. His design was modified by James Henry Greathead. Wikipedia states "the Greathead Shield was possibly derived from Marc Isambard Brunel's original patented 1818 idea and erroneously was accorded by Robert Vogel to have been inspired by Peter W. Barlow's 1864 patent that led to Barlow's 1868 provisional patent. However there were considerable design differences that make Greathead's patented designs distinguishable from Brunel's provisional patent idea, allowing a patent application for Greathead's design".

Thank You, I really enjoyed that.

2 willow rd looks like dodgy council flats

Increasingly the source is the bumholes of Londoners, Thames and West Water customers,.. no processing required

I really enjoyed watching this documentary ❤

Hands face space - things never change

It never occurred to me there would be different properties on game boards in other countries. Guess I am an ugly American after all.

217 apartments * £900’000 each = £195 million. Less than John Caudwell’s Mayfair renovation.

Craig's Square would be a lovely place to escape the hustle and bustle of the madness that is the heart of London ... if only there were benches or some place to sit and do so. As it is, it is just a hole in the middle of the city. I am sure that the surrounding buildings are great for cutting down on the noise, but a place to rest one's feet would be nice, too.

Twinings Australian Breakfast is my go to. I have a box next to my kettle at home and one in my pigeonhole at work.

Toilets

Thank you Rob....... most excellent.

Do those sirens still work or do we not have a warning mechanism any more?

This documentary leaves me wanting more. It explores some tributaries or streams of the Thames, illustrating their role in the river's life, but it doesn't dig into the source points of these streams. This leaves the origins of the Thames' water a bit mysterious.

The first accident by a self propelled vehicle was in 1770, when Joseph Cugnot's "Fardier à vapeur" ran into a wall. Amazingly, the machine was preserved and is exhibited in the Arts et metiers museum in Paris. And the boiler does have a pew bumps on it, lending credence to the claims of it crashing into a wall.

On 04 May 1979, I was in the crowd in front of No10 to see Thatcher take office and hear her Assisi speech! Great feature on Downing St, Rob

If the mead is dry in the summer, then where does the water come from? Only the tributaries? Like, is it dry up until the point they meet?

The building is pure Art. From that area .. iconic

you had me at little gnome like man

Rob this is just splendid. Touching, inspiring, and like everything you do, cobtextualizing. You just make me want to return to London over and over.

Another proper shit architect from that era. It's funny talking with people from former Yugoslavia who wonder why our buildings are more "typical communist architecture" than their home country 😂

That was beautiful🥰 💚really showcasing our green and pleasant land 💚 and making me mighty homesick 🐾

The Clifton Bridge was not started until after Brunel's death. It was designed and overseen by; William Henry Barlow and John Hawkshaw

lol! I had to laugh at the tethered pig on the thumbnail for the video! Nice to see someone remembering ‘Animals’!

I like to all these towers coss I know of 1 the grand Union

Very interesting and very well put together.

The Cheshire Cheese is now a Samuel Smiths pub, the beer is absolutely awful, the wine is even worse

So educational! Thank you for such amazing work!

Source is from the toilets I thought 😂

When it comes to water Sir, do not refer to it as it's source, rather one of it's sources.

Most unworthy residents award? in my memory: Winner, Gordon Brown, runner-up, Lettuce Truss.

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Clifton Suspension Bridge is amazing. All his constructions (not ships) are still standing

Thanks for the video. This makes me want to visit the UK again.

Those tiles would make a good I spy game for kids (and not so big kids too)

Probably the most distant source of water for the Thames is at the end of some distant sewer.

London just one giant layer cake , something for everyone!

The north sea

Thank you Rob. This was really good. I spent an entire day on the SS Great Britain in Bristol recently. I will soon make a tour of the sites you mention in git video. Thank you.

The thames starts underneath stonehenge in a tunnel that they use as a road now.

Lovely video, very relaxing. Only complaint is that the close up shots of flowing water look very glitchy. Rendering the video in a higher resolution, even if it's just upscaled, would likely have helped against that (I'm guessing it's youtube compression that did it, and that the raw footage is a lot cleaner)

Loved this, the music choices were great too 😊

I thought the horse was the narrator for a second. That would have made the video so much better.

I love the fact you mispronounced "pronunciation" while apologizing for mispronouncing another word 🤣

An episode of the bill series 4 episode 44 guessing game features some good scenes of trellick tower.

My mum lived there

With regards to phone, I've only ever heard "blower" used, though don't know where it came from!

Where is North Kensington? I've heard of South Kensington .