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@@leecevictoria481 thank you so much! 🙏❤️

+@TateCats 😂😅🤣

@@annabel652 I remember Leo’s well used to go there often I think it became a food giant before matalan if I remember correctly? 2 way traffic in the high road etc lol. Good times 😅

+@DawahDigital I been using manual mode for vlogging but I find it painful to keep adjusting filters etc to get the exposure and prefer it if it does that sort itself I might try shutter priority keeping it at 60 whilst my filming mode is 30 double the frame rate see how that works. Any recommendation?

@@Rickyivesofficial yeah the 180 degree rules is perfect for this. Try auto white balance - it may sort it out for ya.

@@leytonorient1973 little fun fact also My dad Richard Ives used to work with him on the dust carts bin collectors my dad was born in 1947 so must of been mid to late 60s that they worked together

@@leytonorient1973 my dad worked on the council with him ⬆️

@@Rickyivesofficial superb .also I see you went to Davies lane school .Jonathan Ross went there from 1965 until 1971 .then went to norlington boys from 1971 until 1974 .then for the last couple of years of his schooling he went to Leyton county high in Essex rd from 1974 until 1976 .he lived at 78 montague rd and Graham gooch the England and Essex cricket captain lived at number 34 montague rd .

@leytonorient1973 well I was broke in 87 and I must of attended there from about the age of 4 upwards I suppose I remember outside very well the drinking fountain to the school, I knew jonathon and Paul Ross lived nearby I beleive Paul was married to a woman called Anita who is a local resident still and quite a close family friend 😮

Thank you for the feedback it’s much appreciated. I noticed that also and have since gone back and re learnt a few things regarding editing audio which I believe I have now fixed that issue for future video content 🙏

Thank you! 😊 ❤️🙏

Thank you! Just a short one I filmed and edited today quickly ❤️

@@TheNatabs oh wow thank you so much!!! And thank you to Gary!! I will make the videos better over time as I’m still working on perfecting my style! 🙏❤️

+@ryangoldy8 thank you so much! Really means a lot!!! I’ll do my best to keep the content flowing!!! 🙏❤️

+@AncaSultan-y5w THANK YOU! So much!!!! 🙏🙏❤️ Was a great tour of London very surreal

+@jeaninasirbu5404 🙏🙏🙏❤️

Wow have you ever found Robert Paul’s place of rest? I am very interested in the lechmere as a suspect seems like a lot of evidence pointing toward him as the main suspect to me

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+@hollypearce7262 thank you next video will great!!!

THANK YOU! 🙏 Was a great experience walking around the locations and visiting the graves!! Very surreal Will look at re doing another similar video like this!

Enjoyed the historic photo overlays particularly. Curious why you didn't do a close-up of Catherine Eddowes plaque ?

@@sheriffzebedee I do have some more content form that day, I’m still working at perfecting my videos and would love to redo this one at some point with more detail and points made thank you kindly 🙏❤️ I do have some footage of the Catherine eddowes plaque but it was not fully useable due to lighting an error on my part

I look forward to seeing more of your videos. 👍​@@Rickyivesofficial

+@clarekelly6129 thank you 🙏 A better more in depth video coming later in the week by next Sunday

I wanna reach out and grab ya 🤣

Thank you! Yes plenty more planned and upcoming

@@hollypearce7262 thank you 👏🙏👏🙏👏

Thank you! A lot more to come!!

@@Londonechoes yes, chopsticks in the highroad I remember this was like a Chinese buffet. Unfortunately not there anymore. I believe it is now the shop which is called a homies on donkeys which seems to be a Mexican style restaurant. Thank you for your comment 🙏❤️

Thanks 😁

As we entered in the cemetery there was 2 guys I assumed were local groundsmen, They was quite friendly and asked if I needed help, They saw I had a camera and asked if I was looking for Mary Kelly so I said I was and they pointed me in the direction, They said filming not usually permitted there without permission but on this occasion they let me through. Just something to note for next time I suppose.

Yes I had previously heard that he wrongfully was accused of murdering his wife and he was hung and then burried here. :(

@Rickyivesofficial And baby. As you face the building go to the left then it's either the 1st or second path to the left, about half way down turn left, he has green glass pieces on his grave. My partner & I left a cart with my phone number on it, a production team were doing documentaries on miscarriages of justice & gave our card to his great Nephew & Timothy's duster (aged 97 at the time) h he phoned me a few times, spent ages on the phone, gave me a load of background information.

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Thanks for this I will deffo be looking into this for my next days off work planned Sounds great for sure could be a very good idea for some new content

@@Rickyivesofficial no worries. Also along Flitch Way there is an old Railway Coach at Rayne Station when you get about two miles in which I think is open to the public. The station platform has now been converted into a little coffee shop. When you walk past the platform you come to what was the Railway crossing. There’s some information regarding someone who was unfortunately hit by the train I think possibly in the 50’s or 60’s

Thank you!!! 🙏 glad you got to see it sorry if it was just a quick shot ❤️ Hope you are enjoying the clips so far 😁 Much appreciated Rick

My dad also spent a lot of his time down there would have been great to see it there doesn’t seem to be many photos or clips of it at all sadly