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Hi, thanks for your comment and question. The truth is that I used part of the route of 123, the reason for this was, during the filming of SL2 the camera overheated and I lost this part of the route, but most of the video is the route of SL2, thanks for understanding.

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Thanks for noticing! It’s great to see the W3 route with those green/yellow blinds on the HVs. They definitely add a nice touch!

Hi Mike, great to hear from you again! I'm glad you're enjoying the videos and discovering new places. About the quick transition from Hendon Central to Edgware, my camera actually overheated, and I lost some footage, so I had to cut that part out. I'm glad these videos are relaxing for you while you do your artwork. Thanks for your understanding and for watching!

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You're welcome! Yes, Southall is indeed known for its vibrant Indian community and rich cultural heritage. I'm glad you enjoyed the bus ride!

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Thank you, @bigblue646! I'm glad you enjoyed the tour. London truly is a beautiful city with its own unique elegance, despite its darker aspects. Your appreciation for its charm really shines through!

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Hi mate! Thank you for following my journeys! I'm glad you're enjoying them. I'll definitely start highlighting the most iconic areas with arrows or notes in future videos to make sure you don't miss anything. Thanks for the great suggestion! Cheers!

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The South Kensington neighborhood in London is primarily served by a single Tube station: South Kensington Station. This station is a major hub, served by three lines: 1. **District Line** 2. **Circle Line** 3. **Piccadilly Line** Although South Kensington Station is the main one, nearby stations such as Gloucester Road and Knightsbridge also serve the area, providing additional connectivity and access to the London Underground network.

Thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for more smooth rides! 👍🏻

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It sounds like you have some great memories from driving that route with Harris Bus and East Thames Buses! It's a shame that the experience isn't quite the same now. The route and scenery can be wonderful, but dealing with difficult passengers can definitely be challenging. Thanks for sharing your experience!

Thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the ride. Enjoy your time in Majorca! ❤️

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Thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the views. Stay tuned for more beautiful bus rides !

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I'm so glad you enjoyed it! London truly has some beautiful sights, and it's a pleasure to share them with you. If there are any specific routes or areas you'd like to see in future videos, just let me know. Thanks for watching and for your kind words! 🚍✨

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Thank you for your feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I'll definitely keep in mind to keep the camera more steady and straight in future recordings. Your input helps make the videos better for everyone. If you have any other suggestions or wishes, feel free to share. Thanks for watching! 🚍📹✨

I appreciate the question! I'm definitely not ignoring the conversation. I value all the feedback and comments from subscribers like you. If there's something specific you'd like to discuss or any questions you have, feel free to let me know. I'm here to engage and make sure everyone's voice is heard. Thanks for being part of the community! 🚍✨

Thank you for sharing your observations! It sounds like you noticed some interesting details on the route. Here's a recap: - **E2 Buses to Brentford:** It's not uncommon to see multiple buses of the same route heading to the same destination, especially during peak hours to accommodate high passenger demand. - **46 - Old Police Station:** Yes, the old police station does look quite abandoned. It's fascinating to see these historic buildings, even if they are no longer in use. - **21 - Building and Brentford Dock:** You're right! Brentford Dock is not visible from that street, only from Dock Road. It's great to have these local insights! - **Kingston and River Thames:** Kingston is indeed a beautiful place, and the pathways along the River Thames are perfect for a scenic walk. Your daily walk to school from 06:21 to 11:26 must have been quite pleasant, especially with such lovely surroundings. Thanks again for sharing, and if you have more memories or observations, feel free to share them! 🚍✨

@@LondonBusRider what I meant is that you left one E2, and got onto another E2 after that :)

Thank you so much! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoy the walking segments of my videos. Exploring London on foot really adds a unique perspective and allows us to capture those little details that you might miss otherwise. If you have any specific areas or routes you'd like to see in future videos, let me know. Thanks for watching and for your support! 🚶‍♂️✨

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Thank you for your comment, @Beking175bus! It looks like you might be sharing some specific times and locations. If you have any questions or if there's anything particular you'd like to see in future videos, feel free to let me know. Thanks for watching and engaging with the content! 🚍✨

Thank you so much for sharing such a nostalgic and heartfelt comment! It's wonderful to hear how much Northfields Avenue and the surrounding areas mean to you. The sunny day definitely added to the charm of the video, bringing back fond memories of your time in London. It's incredible how places can hold so much history and personal significance, from the car dealer that's been around for 30 years to "Perfect Peri Peri," which you remember as Perfect Fried Chicken. These little details really paint a vivid picture of your experiences. Traveling with Network South East and using the E2 and E3 buses sound like an integral part of your daily life back then. It's great to know that my videos can help bring those memories back to life and offer a sense of connection to those cherished times. Thank you for watching and for your lovely comment. If there's any specific route or area you'd like to see featured in a future video, please let me know. It's always a pleasure to create content that resonates with viewers like you. 🚍✨

Thank you so much for sharing such a nostalgic and heartfelt comment! It's wonderful to hear how much Northfields Avenue and the surrounding areas mean to you. The sunny day definitely added to the charm of the video, bringing back fond memories of your time in London. It's incredible how places can hold so much history and personal significance, from the car dealer that's been around for 30 years to "Perfect Peri Peri," which you remember as Perfect Fried Chicken. These little details really paint a vivid picture of your experiences. Traveling with Network South East and using the E2 and E3 buses sound like an integral part of your daily life back then. It's great to know that my videos can help bring those memories back to life and offer a sense of connection to those cherished times. Thank you for watching and for your lovely comment. If there's any specific route or area you'd like to see featured in a future video, please let me know. It's always a pleasure to create content that resonates with viewers like you. 🚍✨

@@LondonBusRider I think most of those bus routes that I travelled were already covered here on your channel. The ones I used were: Brentford - West Ealing/Ealing Bdy. Brentford - Gunnersbury train station Brentford - Hounslow/Twickenham South Ealing - Ealing Bdy. Hayes by-Pass - Ealing Common All of those above were as a form of travel to/from work, school, shopping, university. And a way to get to a nearest tube station like Northfields or Ealing Bdy. if I had to travel with Central Line or the trains to/from Paddington. Sometimes I travelled from Brentford/Ealing (depending where I lived at a time) to Hammersmith/Shepherd's Bush. Busses that I recall: E2, E3, 65, 237, 267, 207 Very rarely I travelled by H91 from Brentford to Gillette Corner where I used to live as well. The H91 was like once every 30 minutes? So it was much faster for me to walk the distance from Windmill Rd. or Boston Manor Rd. , where on many occasions I popped into PC WORLD store, which was just half way through - I think Curry's is there now - especially when walking from school.

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video. It's always a pleasure to share these beautiful days and scenic rides with you. If you have any suggestions for future videos or specific routes you'd like to see, feel free to let me know. Enjoy the rest of your day and thanks again for watching! 🚍🌞✨

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I'm so glad to hear that the video helped bring some calm to your day. It's wonderful to know that these bus rides can provide a bit of peace and enjoyment. Thank you for watching and for your kind words! If there's anything else you'd like to see or any specific routes you're interested in, just let me know. Take care and enjoy the journey! 🚍✨

Thank you for watching and for your kind words! At 3:30, you might notice that some of the buses are single level while most are double-deckers. This difference usually comes down to the specific requirements of the bus routes and the areas they serve. Double-decker buses are commonly used on routes with higher passenger demand and through areas with sufficient clearance for the upper deck. They offer greater capacity, making them ideal for busy urban routes where lots of people need to travel at the same time. Single-level buses, on the other hand, are often deployed on routes with lower passenger numbers or in areas where there might be height restrictions, such as under low bridges or through narrower streets. They are also sometimes preferred for shorter or less busy routes where a double-decker might not be necessary. I hope this answers your question! If you have any more, feel free to ask. Enjoy the rest of the video and have a great day! 🚍✨

Thanks for pointing that out! The presence of a Gemini SL or any specific bus model on a route might seem surprising, especially if you're used to seeing different types of buses. The choice of bus models can vary based on availability, route requirements, and maintenance schedules. Gemini SL buses, with their unique design, might not be everyone's favorite, but they are used for their specific operational benefits. If you have any specific concerns or more questions about the bus models or routes, feel free to let me know. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! 🚍✨

That’s 1 hour 12 stops. Thank you so much for watching!

@@LondonBusRider Im going tomorrow - and going to Harrow - Thank you for this video - So helpful

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@@LondonBusRider used this bus today. Thank you so much :) was a breeze