I used to go to this Show regularly, but I haven't been able to go for a while - so thank you for reminding me of the lovely memories I have of this super event .
Little BIGG Riggs, thank you for all the support!! We love exploring this beautiful country. Always have fun sharing our adventures and lives with you all. Hope you have a great week! 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn , there is a plaque in the center of London were the government of Texas held meetings until they were excepted by the USA as a state . You'll have to Google it as can't remember were it is 😂😂😂
The Wright Life, You all are so wonderful. Love seeing your adventures! Are you all going to the Chelsea Flower Show next year? If so, we should meet up! Thank you for watching my little channel! Thanks for the support and comment. 🤍 Jess
Hi again guys. Another great video. As usual, a few observations. Please don't think that I am being "picky". 😃 The name of the first station is Kings Cross, not Kings Crossing. Equally St Pancras is not pronounced "PancrEas" as in the mammalian organ. The wonderful Neo-Gothic front of the station was within days of being demolished some decades ago before it got an emergency Listed Building status which saved it. After disuse as a hotel it had been used as railway offices for many years then deserted before being sold. Following the sale a restoration project that lasted several years was undertaken. There is only one Tower Bridge. 😉 But to your eternal credit you did not refer to it as London Bridge as so many tourists do. Borough, as in Borough Market, is pronounced "buruh". Just so that you know, place names ending in -borough, -brough or -burgh are pronounced "bru" not "burrow" or "burro". King Charles I was executed on a specially erected scaffold outside the Banqueting House by beheading, not hanging. The view that you commented on was the entrance to Horseguards' Parade which is on the opposite side of the road. Next, an error that probably 95% of people make. What you called Big Ben is actually The Elizabeth Tower, previously named The Clock Tower but renamed in 2012 for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. Big Ben is the name of the huge Hour Bell that hangs inside it. TWO FUN FACTS: 1 Big Ben was originally cast in a Bell Foundry at Stockton on Tees in N.E. England. Whilst on public display at ground level it cracked so badly that it had to be recast. This was done at the Whitechapel Bell Foundry, the very same Foundry that your Liberty Bell in Philadelphia was also cast. 2. Obviously big bells cracking was something of an issue back in those days as the newly cast Big Ben cracked yet again shortly after being hung in its permanent position. The crack was small so it was cut out. The whole bell was then turned a quarter turn and the striking hammer was reduced in weight. It is the cut out part that gives the bell its very distinctive sound. Like I said, a great video. Keep them coming please! 👍
@@DaydreamersBarn No need to apologise Jess, I am just happy to help. I do realise that you are still finding your way here in the UK and I do bare in mind that I would be in the same position as you if I was posted to the USA. Hopefully I would get the sort of guidance that your viewers are giving you here. 😃👍
The ship in front of Tower Bridge at 3.30 is the HMS Belfast a WWII Cruiser & Museum ship. Worth a visit, even though it is not as big as the US Battleship Museum's. If you are interested in Naval stuff I would recommend Portsmouth, several ships, submarines over in Gosport, and loads of fortifications, also Fort Nelson is good. The only problem with Portsmouth is you need several days to do it justice, though that is a good excuse to save money by getting a week pass to the Historic Dockyard (there's even a warehouse built out of captured French Warships)
Don't forget Chatham ancient dockyard. With a sub and c class ww2 destroyer you can wander round. Also hms namur which buried underneath the entrance . An excellent day out.
It's so beautiful here.. Guess people want that false information out about England. I have truly enjoyed my 8 months here so far. Thank you for your comment and for supporting my channel! 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn HMS was used to guard ships taking supplies to Minsk and Archangel in the USSR during WW2 with air planes , tanks, food etc etc via the Arctic ocean , the convoys were coded PQ going to Russia and QP for the return . There are some good books about the convoys in the Arctic Circle . HMS Belfast was supposed to fire it's guns to start the D-DAY invasion of France in WW2 but the guns didn't work so the ship next to it fired theirs 😂 but it did stay at it's station all day firing into france protecting the troops invading .
I hope you enjoyed your trip to London! And i hope you get some more time to visit there is so so much to see! Just looking through all the free museums/parks and galleries could easily take up a week 😊
Trident, yes, we will definitely be going back to London very soon. There is so much to do and experience. Thank you for your comment and for watching the video. 🤍 Jess
As a point of interest, the hotel at St Pancras was originally the 'Midland Hotel', built for the Midland Railway in the late 1800's. St Pancras was the terminus of the Midland Railway until 1923 when the Midland Railway was 'grouped' in with the London and North Western Railway, Caledonian Railway, the Furness Railway and the Glasgow and South Western Railway to become the London, Midland and Scotish Railway.
No such thing as a weed- only a plant in the wrong place. A rose bush in a cornfield is a weed, corn in a rose garden is a weed. The RHS have been advocating informal gardening for years, and are pushing for people to convert (large) lawns into flower meadows.
@@DaydreamersBarn no worries 😊, I'd also highly recommend not booking in advance. Most shows offer really big discounts on the same day for unsold seats! Sometimes up to 50%!
@Trident oh thank you for that useful information about not booking in advance. Chris and I were just discussing checking out a show with the kids. Thought it would be a once-in-a-lifetime event for them to experience. Thank you so much, friend! 🤍 Jess
The fire monument is 105 ft tall . If it were to fall over towards the river Thames it would just reach the water and the spot where the original Roman London bridge used to be . Thames is the Celtic word for brightwater.
Captain Torch, thanks. My southern accident also doesn't help with people understanding what I'm saying. I sure am trying to pronounce things correctly here in the UK. I will continue to work on it. Thanks for the continued support on my channel, as always! 🤍 Jess
@Captain Torch oh, definitely not! Love to learn and always appreciate being correct, with kindness. I know most are just being kind and letting me know the correct information. 🤍 Jess
Everything at the Chelsea Flower Show was wonderful. Have you ever been? I look forward to attending next year, and hopefully, I'm able to find a day that is less crowded of not no biggie. Thank you for watching and supporting my channel. It means a lot to me. 🤍 Jess
FYI 'Kings Cross' not crossing, 'St. Pancras' not pancreas, the 'Elizabeth Tower', Big Ben is the bell inside, sorry just being pedantic or trying to help..... you decide. Lovely video of a lovely day!
I was just thinking that when we ourselves go abroad for our summer hols. The locals must get equally frustrated at our pronunciation of their languages. Lol
St Pancreas was the setting for the debut video of the Spice Girls, filmed in one continuous shot within a 4 hour window on their DEBUT video! Quite remarkable in terms of production!
great video of the chelsea flower show. monday is a public holiday in the uk and the schools are closed this week for a week britians school summer holidays are the last 10 days of july whole of august and 1st week of september
Thank you. It's a lovely bank holiday. It was so much fun to explore the show and London. I'm looking forward to next year! Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.
Next door to Barts is the king Edward the 7th building .It houses the national postal museum . Outside there's a statue of the man who came up with the idea of the postage stamp . Ever wondered why British stamps don't have the name of the country on them , but every other stamp in the world has the name of that country . A few yards down the street from there is the place where Marconi made the 1st voice radio broadcast in the world in 1903 . St Paul"s cathedral is about 100 hundred yds from there . St Paul"s was built by Sir Chrispher Wren , he built the fire monument you saw near London Bridge . He also built another 45 churches in London after the fire. Wren is buried inside St Paul"s . Inside St Paul"s there are memorials to Horatio Nelson , Duke of Wellington .Lawrence of Arabia and Winston Churchill . There's also the American chapel with a book with the names of 38,000 American servicemen who died while they were stationed in England .
👍 Hi Jess, another great video (lovely voice), you're doing a lovely job promoting parts of the UK with your videos, we think maybe you should be working for the British tourist board ? 😉 If you're a Harry Potter fan they do have a Harry Potter exhibition in London, maybe you've been or plan to go ? Looking forward to your next video, best wishes to you and your family.
John Moore, I applied you being so kind! It's truly refreshing. Thanks for all the support. It means a lot. I do plan on going. I just need to save a little money to make the most of the expense. A new video is going to be released mid week 😉. Thank you for the continued support and encouragement! 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn very good video but you do seem to put letter S on a lot of things, but must admit that I didn't know that a body part was made a saint and Charles was hung !!!! The Chelsea flower show looked good as normal but most if not all stands / exhibitions are for sale did you see one that you would of liked to be transferred back to your home ?
Hi, I don't know if you got to see it, but there is an amazing statue at St Pancras by Paul Day called The Meeting Place - it is well worth a close look when you're next there.
I used to work near Borough Market and had many lunchtime sessions in the Market Porter pub, loved the area, did you see the Globe Theatre and Tate Modern down the road from the Market?
We didn't explore as much as I would've liked on the tour. We will have to check it out our next trip to London. Thank you for your time watching and leaving a comment! 🤍 Jess
James May (Top Gear), made a series called Toy Stories; one episode of which was plasticine. It was set at a Chelsea Flower Show. I found it to be very entertaining and it is available on CZcams.
Pancras was a Roman who converted to Christianity in the 4th century AD and was martyred for it. Pancreas is a gland that forms part of the digestive and endocrine systems in invertebrates including humans. Can you guess which one was made a Saint and had a London station named for them?
Did you try any food at the Borough Market. (I work around the corner, so its great for lunch! Not as busy as the weekends, not sure I would fancy going when its that crowded. ha)
Unfortunately, we didn't eat at the market. We will go back and enjoy the market more. Do you have any recommendations? Thank you for commenting and for supporting my channel! 🤍 Jess
It's a beautiful work of art. I didn't know it was going to be demolished when was this? I'm glad it wasn't and was restored was well. Thank you, my friend, for the wonderful information. 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn Back in the 60s I think. Some people thought it was a good idea to demolish the old buildings and put motorways through London etc. It is far better to have a mix of buildings and get the train into cities.
The Chelsea flower show is held at the Royal Hospital gardens where the armed forces Chelsea pensioners live. Did you see any old people in scarlet coats with a tricorn hat uniform?
So correct... In 2012, the landmark was renamed the Elizabeth Tower to commemorate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. But people do refer to the landmark as Big Ben. Also, the Bell is not even named Big Ben it's the Great Bell.. Thank you for the great information..🤍 Jess
Sorry to have to do this, but that is not "the Banqueting House". It's what is known as Horse Guards, and was the headquarters of the British Army 200+ years ago. The Banqueting House is about 100yds further down Whitehall, on the opposite side.
My apologies, and thanks for the information. I was only going off of what my tour guide let us know. I'm definitely not trying to get historical facts wrong. Next time, hopefully, we will get a better guide. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment! 🤍 Jess
James, yes, everyone in the comments has let me know. That was the information our British tour guide gave us. I do appreciate you being kind and letting me know my errors. 🤍 Jess
Did you see on the tv news recently when those 3 damn protesters threw orange powder over one of the beautiful gardens there? A lady came up and watered them! I hope they got arrested as those gardens take a lot of time, effort and money to create.
Unfortunately, I did them it online. It was horrible. Everything looked to be restored when I was there. Thank you for your comment and for supporting my channel. 🤍 Jess
St Pancras not Pancrias... sorry to be anal but, we do get a little agitated with little things 🤦 Before comment, we like to know we are on point. You'll find that we don't comment unless we know the true facts and reason why 👍
Spendover, so to both of your comments on this video. I know my accent also doesn't help with what everyone is hearing me say with St. Pancras. I now know he was not hung but beheaded. That was information my tour guide gave us. My apologies for both being incorrect. Thank you, my friend for correcting me. 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn No problem Jess, and apologise for pointing it out 🤦. As I've mentioned I'm enjoying your videos and hope you and your family have a lovely time in England x
Did you notice how our countrys Capital as well as the rest of our once beautiful country is been destroyed by immigration? . How you got away without been mugged or attacked is beyond me .
Lying bigot. The country's ALWAYS had immigration. As a northerners, been to London loads of times without any issues. I wish people would read previous comments so that they don't repeat the same information.
I have been made aware. Unfortunately, that was the information our British tour guide provided to us. Thank you for letting me know. I'm unable to correct audio. Thank you for watching and letting me know the correct history. 🤍 Jess
I used to go to this Show regularly, but I haven't been able to go for a while - so thank you for reminding me of the lovely memories I have of this super event .
It is such a lovely show. Thank you so much for coming along with me. I hope we get to go again one day. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Another wonderful adventure, lovely narration & facts. Incredible tour, thanks for bringing us along & have an amazing day
Little BIGG Riggs, thank you for all the support!! We love exploring this beautiful country. Always have fun sharing our adventures and lives with you all. Hope you have a great week! 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn , there is a plaque in the center of London were the government of Texas held meetings until they were excepted by the USA as a state .
You'll have to Google it as can't remember were it is 😂😂😂
We love the Chelsea flower show! Great video!
The Wright Life,
You all are so wonderful. Love seeing your adventures!
Are you all going to the Chelsea Flower Show next year? If so, we should meet up! Thank you for watching my little channel! Thanks for the support and comment. 🤍 Jess
Hi again guys. Another great video. As usual, a few observations. Please don't think that I am being "picky". 😃
The name of the first station is Kings Cross, not Kings Crossing. Equally St Pancras is not pronounced "PancrEas" as in the mammalian organ. The wonderful Neo-Gothic front of the station was within days of being demolished some decades ago before it got an emergency Listed Building status which saved it. After disuse as a hotel it had been used as railway offices for many years then deserted before being sold. Following the sale a restoration project that lasted several years was undertaken.
There is only one Tower Bridge. 😉 But to your eternal credit you did not refer to it as London Bridge as so many tourists do.
Borough, as in Borough Market, is pronounced "buruh". Just so that you know, place names ending in -borough, -brough or -burgh are pronounced "bru" not "burrow" or "burro".
King Charles I was executed on a specially erected scaffold outside the Banqueting House by beheading, not hanging. The view that you commented on was the entrance to Horseguards' Parade which is on the opposite side of the road.
Next, an error that probably 95% of people make. What you called Big Ben is actually The Elizabeth Tower, previously named The Clock Tower but renamed in 2012 for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. Big Ben is the name of the huge Hour Bell that hangs inside it.
TWO FUN FACTS:
1 Big Ben was originally cast in a Bell Foundry at Stockton on Tees in N.E. England. Whilst on public display at ground level it cracked so badly that it had to be recast. This was done at the Whitechapel Bell Foundry, the very same Foundry that your Liberty Bell in Philadelphia was also cast.
2. Obviously big bells cracking was something of an issue back in those days as the newly cast Big Ben cracked yet again shortly after being hung in its permanent position. The crack was small so it was cut out. The whole bell was then turned a quarter turn and the striking hammer was reduced in weight. It is the cut out part that gives the bell its very distinctive sound.
Like I said, a great video. Keep them coming please! 👍
Tim, thank you for the corrections! My apologies, as always, my friend. 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn No need to apologise Jess, I am just happy to help. I do realise that you are still finding your way here in the UK and I do bare in mind that I would be in the same position as you if I was posted to the USA. Hopefully I would get the sort of guidance that your viewers are giving you here. 😃👍
@@andypandy9013 bear in mind not bare in mind - just a quick correction 🤭
@@martynadams2011
Sorry, I was p!ssed when I wrote that. 🥴
The ship in front of Tower Bridge at 3.30 is the HMS Belfast a WWII Cruiser & Museum ship. Worth a visit, even though it is not as big as the US Battleship Museum's. If you are interested in Naval stuff I would recommend Portsmouth, several ships, submarines over in Gosport, and loads of fortifications, also Fort Nelson is good. The only problem with Portsmouth is you need several days to do it justice, though that is a good excuse to save money by getting a week pass to the Historic Dockyard (there's even a warehouse built out of captured French Warships)
Don't forget Chatham ancient dockyard. With a sub and c class ww2 destroyer you can wander round. Also hms namur which buried underneath the entrance . An excellent day out.
Blows away some of the misconceptions about wet foggy London great video keep having fun.
It's so beautiful here.. Guess people want that false information out about England. I have truly enjoyed my 8 months here so far.
Thank you for your comment and for supporting my channel! 🤍 Jess
Lived here for 20 years- seen maybe 5 mornings of fog.
Anyone who thinks London is wet and foggy is an idiot.
@@DaydreamersBarn HMS was used to guard ships taking supplies to Minsk and Archangel in the USSR during WW2 with air planes , tanks, food etc etc via the Arctic ocean , the convoys were coded PQ going to Russia and QP for the return .
There are some good books about the convoys in the Arctic Circle .
HMS Belfast was supposed to fire it's guns to start the D-DAY invasion of France in WW2 but the guns didn't work so the ship next to it fired theirs 😂 but it did stay at it's station all day firing into france protecting the troops invading .
Another fun video. London has so much to offer and enjoy. Thanks.
Thank you! We appreciate you watching and commenting. Cheers Chris and Jess.
I hope you enjoyed your trip to London! And i hope you get some more time to visit there is so so much to see! Just looking through all the free museums/parks and galleries could easily take up a week 😊
Trident, yes, we will definitely be going back to London very soon. There is so much to do and experience. Thank you for your comment and for watching the video. 🤍 Jess
Just a quick note . . .it's called St Pancras, not Pancreas . . . . don't worry, us Brits say it wrong too!
No we don’t
@@benconway9010 I was being diplomatic.
Jess that was brilliant and I learnt new knowledge of London and I was born here! Thanks for sharing
Thank you! It was great learning and sharing what I learned on my tour. Thank you for watching. 🤍 Jess
Great video, thank you very interesting. Hope you enjoy your stay over here. Have fun.👍
Dean, thank you, friend. I love it here so far. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. 🤍 Jess
As a point of interest, the hotel at St Pancras was originally the 'Midland Hotel', built for the Midland Railway in the late 1800's. St Pancras was the terminus of the Midland Railway until 1923 when the Midland Railway was 'grouped' in with the London and North Western Railway, Caledonian Railway, the Furness Railway and the Glasgow and South Western Railway to become the London, Midland and Scotish Railway.
Philip, thank you for that lovely information and history! Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. 🤍 Jess
Awesome video, we have also visited most of these places IN London
I love traveling to visit London. There is so much to enjoy. What all have you enjoyed about London? 🤍 Jess
How lovely it looks in the summer! Loving your videos x
Thank you, sweet friend! We love it here and explore this beautiful island. Thank you for your lovely comment! 🤍 Jess
Hiya. I've just seen ALL of my weeds!! Never knew I was such an expert gardener. Stay safe. All the best to you.
To funny!! Happy gardening and much success. Thank you for your comment. 🤍 Jess
No such thing as a weed- only a plant in the wrong place. A rose bush in a cornfield is a weed, corn in a rose garden is a weed. The RHS have been advocating informal gardening for years, and are pushing for people to convert (large) lawns into flower meadows.
Hampton Court Palace is worth visiting, and they also have a flower show.
Fabulous, thank you for sharing. I will look into that. We appreciate your kindness and time sharing with us. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
If you get a chance definitely watch one of the big West end shows like book of Mormon, phantom of the opera, les miserables, wicked...
Fantastic recommendations!! Thank you, friend. Cheers 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn no worries 😊, I'd also highly recommend not booking in advance. Most shows offer really big discounts on the same day for unsold seats! Sometimes up to 50%!
@Trident oh thank you for that useful information about not booking in advance. Chris and I were just discussing checking out a show with the kids. Thought it would be a once-in-a-lifetime event for them to experience. Thank you so much, friend! 🤍 Jess
'Burra' Market. 'Banqueting House', just outside of which, Charles I was beheaded.
Archie, thank you for the input. 🤍 Jess
The fire monument is 105 ft tall . If it were to fall over towards the river Thames it would just reach the water and the spot where the original Roman London bridge used to be . Thames is the Celtic word for brightwater.
Thank you for allll the wonderful insight! Love learning about this beautiful country. Thank you for sharing and watching our video. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Jess. The station is called St Pancras not St Pancreas!
and it is Burra market not Burrow market. Another great day out!
Captain Torch, thanks. My southern accident also doesn't help with people understanding what I'm saying. I sure am trying to pronounce things correctly here in the UK. I will continue to work on it. Thanks for the continued support on my channel, as always! 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn Sorry if I am being irritating. Once a teacher always a teacher!
Love your days out!
@Captain Torch oh, definitely not! Love to learn and always appreciate being correct, with kindness. I know most are just being kind and letting me know the correct information. 🤍 Jess
You weren't wrong those flowers you liked were really beautiful.
Everything at the Chelsea Flower Show was wonderful. Have you ever been?
I look forward to attending next year, and hopefully, I'm able to find a day that is less crowded of not no biggie. Thank you for watching and supporting my channel. It means a lot to me. 🤍 Jess
FYI 'Kings Cross' not crossing, 'St. Pancras' not pancreas, the 'Elizabeth Tower', Big Ben is the bell inside, sorry just being pedantic or trying to help..... you decide. Lovely video of a lovely day!
Oh, thank you! I have definitely been made fully aware in the comments, of course. I really appreciate you watching and your support. 🤍 Jess
I was just thinking that when we ourselves go abroad for our summer hols. The locals must get equally frustrated at our pronunciation of their languages. Lol
I love lily's as well, I used to grow arum lily's, beautiful day
Paul, Lily's are just fabulous!!
WOW WOW WOW ! MEGA VIDEO ONCE AGAIN
Michal, thank you for being kind! Appreciate you watching and supporting our channel. 🤍 Jess
St Pancreas was the setting for the debut video of the Spice Girls, filmed in one continuous shot within a 4 hour window on their DEBUT video! Quite remarkable in terms of production!
Wow, thanks for the lovely insight! 🤍 Jess
great video of the chelsea flower show. monday is a public holiday in the uk and the schools are closed this week for a week britians school summer holidays are the last 10 days of july whole of august and 1st week of september
Thank you. It's a lovely bank holiday. It was so much fun to explore the show and London. I'm looking forward to next year! Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.
Next door to Barts is the king Edward the 7th building .It houses the national postal museum . Outside there's a statue of the man who came up with the idea of the postage stamp . Ever wondered why British stamps don't have the name of the country on them , but every other stamp in the world has the name of that country . A few yards down the street from there is the place where Marconi made the 1st voice radio broadcast in the world in 1903 . St Paul"s cathedral is about 100 hundred yds from there . St Paul"s was built by Sir Chrispher Wren , he built the fire monument you saw near London Bridge . He also built another 45 churches in London after the fire. Wren is buried inside St Paul"s . Inside St Paul"s there are memorials to Horatio Nelson , Duke of Wellington .Lawrence of Arabia and Winston Churchill . There's also the American chapel with a book with the names of 38,000 American servicemen who died while they were stationed in England .
👍 Hi Jess, another great video (lovely voice), you're doing a lovely job promoting parts of the UK with your videos, we think maybe you should be working for the British tourist board ? 😉 If you're a Harry Potter fan they do have a Harry Potter exhibition in London, maybe you've been or plan to go ? Looking forward to your next video, best wishes to you and your family.
John Moore, I applied you being so kind! It's truly refreshing. Thanks for all the support. It means a lot.
I do plan on going. I just need to save a little money to make the most of the expense. A new video is going to be released mid week 😉. Thank you for the continued support and encouragement!
🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn very good video but you do seem to put letter S on a lot of things, but must admit that I didn't know that a body part was made a saint and Charles was hung !!!!
The Chelsea flower show looked good as normal but most if not all stands / exhibitions are for sale did you see one that you would of liked to be transferred back to your home ?
Hi, I don't know if you got to see it, but there is an amazing statue at St Pancras by Paul Day called The Meeting Place - it is well worth a close look when you're next there.
Thank you, sweet friend. Next trip to London, we will ensure we check it out. Thank you for another great recommendation. 🤍 Jess
Big Ben is actually the bell inside of the Elizabeth Tower 😊
Yes, it's so cool! Appreciate your time watching and commenting. Have a lovely day! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
Too many people for my liking (I'm not a 'crowds' person), but thank you for going there!
Oh, I understood. Truly appreciate your time coming along with us for the trip! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
I used to work near Borough Market and had many lunchtime sessions in the Market Porter pub, loved the area, did you see the Globe Theatre and Tate Modern down the road from the Market?
We didn't explore as much as I would've liked on the tour. We will have to check it out our next trip to London. Thank you for your time watching and leaving a comment! 🤍 Jess
James May (Top Gear), made a series called Toy Stories; one episode of which was plasticine. It was set at a Chelsea Flower Show. I found it to be very entertaining and it is available on CZcams.
Fab, thank you for your insight and recommendation. Really appreciate your time, my friend. Hope you have a wonderful evening. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Pancras was a Roman who converted to Christianity in the 4th century AD and was martyred for it. Pancreas is a gland that forms part of the digestive and endocrine systems in invertebrates including humans. Can you guess which one was made a Saint and had a London station named for them?
We will guess Saint Pancras. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers, Chris and Jess.
@@DaydreamersBarn Correct! ☺️ I enjoyed the video, of course. Just had to be pedantic.
I Like Chelsea flower show yes please Raply lam way
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Michael xxx
It was so much fun exploring all the beautiful flowers and plants. I was in heaven! Thank you for your comment and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Did you try any food at the Borough Market. (I work around the corner, so its great for lunch! Not as busy as the weekends, not sure I would fancy going when its that crowded. ha)
Unfortunately, we didn't eat at the market. We will go back and enjoy the market more. Do you have any recommendations?
Thank you for commenting and for supporting my channel! 🤍 Jess
I don’t think you can go wrong at Borough Market, it’s pretty much all amazing. You certainly won’t be spoiled for choice either. 😋
Charles the first was beheaded not hung sorry!
My apologies.. that was the information my tour guide gave me. Thank you for the information. 🤍 Jess
How very British, correcting an incorrect fact, then saying sorry. 🤔
@@davidhoward5392 I'm sorry but would you mind saying English instead thanks
To think that it had been proposed to demolish the St Pancras Hotel. Would have been an act of cultural vandalism. Now refurbished thank goodness.
It's a beautiful work of art. I didn't know it was going to be demolished when was this? I'm glad it wasn't and was restored was well. Thank you, my friend, for the wonderful information. 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn Back in the 60s I think. Some people thought it was a good idea to demolish the old buildings and put motorways through London etc. It is far better to have a mix of buildings and get the train into cities.
The Chelsea flower show is held at the Royal Hospital gardens where the armed forces Chelsea pensioners live. Did you see any old people in scarlet coats with a tricorn hat uniform?
Nicholas, it was a lovely show, and I did see them. Can't wait till next year. Thanks for watching and leaving a kind comment. 🤍 Jess
Enjoyed your video. What part of the States are you from?
I'm from all over, but call Georgia home. Thank you for the lovely question. Also, thank you for watching and supporting my channel.
🤍 Jess
Your pancreas is near your liver , it's St Pancrass . Good vid
Lol, I know... My accent also doesn't help what everyone is hearing. 🤍 Jess
The King and Queen visited the flower show last week.
Dazza, Wish I would have ran into them at the show. How lovely would that have been?? Thank you for watching and leaving a lovely comment 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn It would have been pretty special. Enjoy your Bank Holiday...
Thank you and same to you!!
I may have misheard but Charles 1st was beheaded not hung. Don't worry he won't mind.
Yeah, we were misinformed. Thank you so much for the correction. I'm m glad he's not going to be upset. LoL
Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Sorry to be pedantic, my dear, but that was the Elizabeth Tower you were looking at. Big Ben is the actual bell.
So correct... In 2012, the landmark was renamed the Elizabeth Tower to commemorate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
But people do refer to the landmark as Big Ben. Also, the Bell is not even named Big Ben it's the Great Bell.. Thank you for the great information..🤍 Jess
Everyone calls it big Ben in the uk
It’s Kings Cross St Pancras by the way not Kings Crossing St Pancreas.
Yes, thank you for the comment and for watching. Also, my accent doesn't help what everyone is hearing. 🤍 Jess
Sorry to inform you but King Charles 1st was beheaded not hung. Other than that
a good vid.
Yes, my apologies, that was the information our guide gave me. Thank you for your correction and for watching my video.🤍 Jess
Sorry to have to do this, but that is not "the Banqueting House". It's what is known as Horse Guards, and was the headquarters of the British Army 200+ years ago. The Banqueting House is about 100yds further down Whitehall, on the opposite side.
My apologies, and thanks for the information. I was only going off of what my tour guide let us know. I'm definitely not trying to get historical facts wrong. Next time, hopefully, we will get a better guide. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment! 🤍 Jess
Sad fact King charles the first was beheaded not hung!.
You're correct. I was given the incorrect information for our London tour guide. Thank you for your comment and for watching. 🤍 Jess
King Charles I was not hung, he was beheaded.
James, yes, everyone in the comments has let me know. That was the information our British tour guide gave us. I do appreciate you being kind and letting me know my errors. 🤍 Jess
Did you see on the tv news recently when those 3 damn protesters threw orange powder over one of the beautiful gardens there? A lady came up and watered them! I hope they got arrested as those gardens take a lot of time, effort and money to create.
Unfortunately, I did them it online. It was horrible. Everything looked to be restored when I was there. Thank you for your comment and for supporting my channel. 🤍 Jess
Pancras not Pancreas
Thank you, friend, I'm aware. Unfortunately, my accent doesn't help what everyone is hearing. Appreciate your input, and thanks for watching. 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn Hey, love the vid. Very well put together.
@@andrewdoubtfire4700 oh, thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Working hard with each video to improve the quality. 🤍 Jess
St Pancras not Pancrias... sorry to be anal but, we do get a little agitated with little things 🤦
Before comment, we like to know we are on point.
You'll find that we don't comment unless we know the true facts and reason why 👍
Spendover, so to both of your comments on this video. I know my accent also doesn't help with what everyone is hearing me say with St. Pancras. I now know he was not hung but beheaded. That was information my tour guide gave us. My apologies for both being incorrect. Thank you, my friend for correcting me. 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn No problem Jess, and apologise for pointing it out 🤦.
As I've mentioned I'm enjoying your videos and hope you and your family have a lovely time in England x
@@DaydreamersBarn While you are all living here, you should try and come visit York 👍
Friend, that is on my list of places I want to visit. Will need a proper tour guide, that's for sure. LOL 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn Well let me know 👍
Charles 1st was decapitated by axe not hanged
You're correct, my friend. Unfortunately, that was the information our lovely tour guide gave us. 🤍 Jess
St Pancras, not St Pancreas. I don't know whether to laugh or cry. lol
Hopefully, not cry. 😉Thanks for the comment. 🤍 Jess
Erm Charles the 1st was beheaded.🥺
Correct, we got misinformed. Thank you for your time commenting. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
NOT St Pancreas 😂😂😂😂😂😂. It's St. PANCRAS, not an internal organ 😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for the view and comment! Cheers
Kings Cross not King Crossing and St Pancras not pancreas.
I'm aware thank you. My apologies that my Southern American accent does help.. 🤍 Jess
@@DaydreamersBarn lol, just made me laugh thinking we had a train station named after an internal organ!!
Oh, lol.... I'm trying to pronounce everything the British way.. As you can tell, it's not going very well. Guess I still need to work at it. 🤍 Jess
Did you notice how our countrys Capital as well as the rest of our once beautiful country is been destroyed by immigration? . How you got away without been mugged or attacked is beyond me .
Oh, I'm so glad I wasn't mugged either. I am very thankful everyone has been so lovely here. 🤍 Jess
What utter tosh.
Lying bigot. The country's ALWAYS had immigration. As a northerners, been to London loads of times without any issues. I wish people would read previous comments so that they don't repeat the same information.
King Charles was beheaded.
Thank you for the correction! 🤍 Jess x
Kings Crossing????
Right.. Thanks for that comment. 🤍 Jess
"Saint Pancreas". Nope. it's Pan-CRAS (although it made me chuckle that there may be a Saint for all my Organs).
Yes, my apologies for my southern accent. I'm glad you were able to get a laugh. Thanks for the comment! 🤍 Jess
Pancras not pancreas.
Thanks for correcting me. Also, thanks for watching. 🤍 Jess
@@johnmoore2123 pancreas is an organ near the stomach that produces insulin and a liquid that helps the body to digest food
Kenneth, I know I pronounced it incorrectly. My southern American Accent also does help. 😘 My appointment for the incorrect pronunciation. 🤍 Jess
Not hung
So most of this was filmed through a car window, driven by a taxi driver obsessed with Daniel Radcliffe?? Terrible in every way.
Oh, Bless Your Heart.... Thank you for watching and leaving such an interesting comment.
@@DaydreamersBarn thanks so much for the entertainment
charles the 1st was beheaded not hung
I have been made aware. Unfortunately, that was the information our British tour guide provided to us. Thank you for letting me know. I'm unable to correct audio. Thank you for watching and letting me know the correct history. 🤍 Jess