Huge Cruise Ship passes through Tower Bridge, London - 24/8/2019
During a recent visit to London, we were lucky enough to witness a really quite large cruise ship, the Silver Wind, passing through the raised bridge decks of the world famous Tower Bridge.
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Recorded on 24th August 2019.
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i have worked before here (bridge operator ) , now i got a job in America , now i settled in America , Basically my home town is London
Simon go back
England is my dreamland. I wish i could get the citizenship of England. Oh Allah, please
London is beri febaris
London is very beautiful and my favourite.
I will fulfil my Dream and one day i will went london in sha allah
London Bridge is falling down falling down falling down London Bridge is falling down my fair Lady
That’s so tight for the cruise ship to go through here
Rest in peace the queen 🙏
I beg to differ the description “huge cruise ship “ really just isn’t, Irish ferries have bigger roll on roll off ships than this very tiny cruise ship in comparison to proper huge cruise ships , a huge cruise ship wouldn’t even have the depth clearance in the Thames
I was on the bridge waiting to cross and saw it up close. Was cool to see and wave to the people on deck. Thanks for uploading, was great to see this in recommendations, brings back nice memories of the day.
I was here 10 years ago.. amazing 👍
OH WOW AMAZING as well it's a great video that would also make a great picture to put on the wall and other things. I'd love to go on one of those especially through TOWER BRIDGE I love it!
Perfect lighting for it.
I love london....once i will be there...❤
Wonderful tower bridge video thanks for sharing 👌👌👌
🎉🎉🎉This beauty, for all to enjoy, is thanks to grand engineers who build bridges from vision and creativity so we all can have
Wow! Amazing.
Amazing drawbridge!!!!
Great video. An unusually large ship that far up the river. All the times I've been across, and sailed under that bridge, I've never seen it open.