(Sometimes Tam's food truck moves around, normally in Canada Water and Wapping!) so check her instagam. Tam's Vietnamese Food ➜ instagram.com/lovietvan facebook.com/weloviet

I love watching Joolz guides so much. I suffer from depression and anxiety but his videos always lift my spirits and improves my mental health. Someone give this man a tv show!! :)

@Boric78

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree about the TV Show. Plus I admire your bravery in describing your condition. You are not alone and you can make it through. One day you will feel better. I am not the only stranger rooting for you now.

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

Glad they help. I have to make them to help with my own mental health. Btw are you THE Scroobius Pip?

@scroobiuspip7705

Жыл бұрын

@@Joolzguides Hiya, thank you for your kind words. No sorry, I'm not the real S.Pip :)

@scroobiuspip7705

Жыл бұрын

@@Boric78 Thank you kind sir

I adore how Joolz engages with the locals to provide deeper insight. Anyone who takes pride in their neighbourhood, regardless what anyone else thinks of it, will always get a big ❤ from me!

@clivebaxter6354

Жыл бұрын

But the locals are foreigners!

@fasthracing

Жыл бұрын

Locals?

@fasthracing

Жыл бұрын

@@clivebaxter6354 You noticed. The new locals who were not local before but after they moved here they became then deemed to be local by other locals in the locality. Yes visit London to meet foreigners.

@CelticMickWalks

Жыл бұрын

Like that as well, don't like vlogs that just float by with or without music, need interaction with the locals

@susanmyers1899

Жыл бұрын

@@clivebaxter6354 there's always been "foreigners" in London.

Been ten years now financially exiled from London. These regular video missives have been brilliant at keeping the homesickness at bay. Real labours of love that are very much appreciated in this remote damp corner of our Septic Isle

@garrybarry2268

Жыл бұрын

wow

@lesliepropheter5040

Жыл бұрын

Labors of love to be sure, thx Joolz my condolences to you and yours, RIP Queen Elizabeth, God save the King. I remember watching a video of you getting a wave from Charles at a gate (?) in London. You were successful !!!And so were we! Cheers

Victorian era engineering is amazing , they built things to last back then. And the built on a grand scale.

Dear Julian, I live near Chicago. I love to visit London. I "found you" during our C lockdown and have enjoyed you ever since. I may never be able to see some of these "away from" Central London neighbourhoods, but Thank You! This video and walk was lovely. I liked your friend and her knowledge, and the orchard was lovely. 😊

I know living in London is mega expensive, but the culture, diversity, food, bars etc, is incredible. Plus can we have more of the fantastic mudlark lady please.

I can't tell you enough how important your videos were to me during lockdown. When I couldn't go out, as well as millions of others, your videos took me on a tour virtually, and instantly I could be somewhere with the help of your description and information, and the videos made me feel comforted and happy

Third. The adventure game. I had forgotten what it was called. I was 4 when this was aired so I must have seen repeats...

Here, on the west coast of the U.S., Joolz videos appear in my subscribed videos queue at about 9 a.m. What a WONDERFUL way to start a Sunday morning. Joolz, thank you again for making me laugh while I learn. Joolz, you are the bee's knees. Your sister, Tom, Simon and the other lovely people who contribute to your videos, are much appreciated. So glad you share your knowledge and your personality with us. Keep up the great work!

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. So glad to have viewers so far away😀

@mao2233

Жыл бұрын

@@Joolzguides Purely my pleasure, Joolz. Love all of your videos.

This truly is the best of the best video. Bravo!

I heard she's quite musical, our monica.

@monikabuttling-smith5234

Жыл бұрын

You name the tune and I’ll whistle it! 😂

@jimfromleicester897

Жыл бұрын

@@monikabuttling-smith5234 Touchè 👍

Watching a Joolz video is always such a nice and relaxing experience, and interesting too. Add a bit of Norwegian history, such as in this episode, and it's even better.

Fascinating, Joolz. Thanks ever so. You really should do more vids about the docks and the river.

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

I agree!

I love this part of London. I don’t live there but I visited there more than 30 times!! I love walking around this Greenland docks. You missed out on Michael Caine’s birth place. There is a hospital with blue plaque close to Canada Water station.

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

Dammit! I like Michael Caine too!

@ccm1399

Жыл бұрын

@@Joolzguides Yes, Yoko Ono would agree 🙂

@russcooke5671

Жыл бұрын

@@pigunderaroof the grass on my lawn is very tall. Not a lot of people now that 👌👌

@russcooke5671

Жыл бұрын

I meant mow that 👌

This is just a terrific video Joolz. These places you visit around Rotherhithe, are just so interesting, with the old buildings and the cargo docks that used to be in the area. Although a lot of Rotherhithe has changed, it still looks brilliant. The food you were having certainly looked mouth watering, indeed. Many thanks for a very much absorbing production.

Your show is a museum for the world Jules. Not everthing needs to be in a box. Love everything that you do. Keep well and strong.

I would have loved a bit on Albin and Sons Funeral Directors...Big part of the community around Rotherhithe SE16 Been there for around 200 years I believe 💯

What a wonderful area. I can see why it's one of your favourite parts of London.

Cuckold, the last thing I thought I would ever here discussed on Joolz Guides! Brightened up my day Joolz, thank you!

Very interested Surrey docks fish n chips looks great video

Don't forget that Sherlock Holmes was supposed to have contracted Tapanuli Fever in Rotherhithe in "The Adventure of the Dying Detective". Another wonderful tour!

Excellent as always. London looks so much better in the Summer.

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

Tough to film in though

What a Sunday gift to me. I lived in Deptford then Rotherhithe . It ewas the place i lived the longest in LDN. Thanks for this, Joolz

Nice to see Monica and get a bit of a historical tutorial.

What a satisfying walk, Joolz. You do have a lot of fun in your perambulations, don't you? AND, double bonus, you met Monica. I love her fossicking, and history recaps. Watching your footage gives me a huge burn to travel back to London. Been there a couple times, in the '90s, but saw never enough!! Huge history, I'd need to live there 20 years to see half of it. Keep up the great work. Pip-pip!

What a delightful area! I never knew as I’ve been out of London a long time!

watched loads of your vids Joolz & I have to say you have a very likeable personality & sense of humour & your confident humility shines through, I expect our North American viewers find you a fine figure of an Englishman and the history itself thrilling

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

Cheers!

Glad you finally made it to a pub at the end for a well deserved pint. What a fascinating video! thanks London is so interesting today.

I live in Surrey Quays! Gutted to have not seen you both excited too see some history about my local area.

That part of London is totally alien to me, but I remedied that with a walk around there a few years ago. So much history to discover there. Had a pint in all of the pubs mentioned :)

Hi from Gold Coast Australia. One of my favourite pieces Joolz, such a variety of presenters, and accompanied by Lil.

Greeting from Holland:D

That was SO good. I haven't seen you for a while so it was good to see your high standards maintained even excelled. Every time you visit a place I want to go there. When visiting a friend in London I often used to see the name Surrey Docks and wondered what place it was,now I know. I did not know there was so much interesting history in those places. I wonder what price that fish and chips was. Only what that chef thinks is a reasonable price might not match my idea. But it definitely looked worth a tenner.

Very soothing fun background song thanks to the relevants

My best mate used to live in Hope (sufferance) Wharf. Nice to see it again and another mate used to own that restaurant. Thanks for the trip down memory lane

Hi Joolz, love all of your videos. This one, though, missed to show two historical artifacts. The St Mary's Church is still in possession of the two bishops' chairs made of the Temeraire timber. There are even bronze plaques on them.

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

I wanted to include it but the place was never open and I visited several times

All the old buildings take me back to the 70s.

I loved in Rotherhithe for four years 2015 - 2019. I missed it. What a lovely informative video 👍

Simplicity Restaurant looks awesome.

So happy you filmed this. I used to live in this area and always wondered about all the history here with the docks. Great video! Thank you!

Thankyou memories I delivered telegrams around those docks back in the early Sixties

Another great video Jools... Never been back down to London since 1979...I visited my aunt and uncle who stayed in Pimlico flats where the program The Latchkey Children was filmed..

😎😎😎 'Another great vid' Jules. Thanks for sharing! 😎😎😎

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you, Jules, for a deep dive into the Docklands. Each of your tours are a joy to watch.

So glad I came across your videos, great fun and full of information that I love,can't get enough. 😊

Another joyful and fascinating tour. Thanks Joolz.

Rotherhithe pronounced long ago when I grew up there as Rovverive. I even saw Tommy Steele in a pie and mash shop once.

Yet again you never let us down. Another insight to our capital with your class and knowledge and always your unique style.

Loved this one. My Dad born in Bermondsey and worked in Southwark for The Gourock Ropework Company who were involved in building the replica of the Mayflower before being bought out by British Ropes in the 1970s. Wonder if the building is now flats? Not sure where it was in Southwark but recognised a few of the buildings thank you xxxx

Great to visit all the docks and get some new insight to their uses presently. Love to see the reclamations that have happened. Happy to see Monika on the foreshore once again.

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

She seems to spend most of her time down there!

@salishseaquest7952

Жыл бұрын

@@Joolzguides For that, I applaud her loudly.

I fell asleep on this twice. Thank you! I had been suffering with insomnia for three days, so thank you, thank you, thank you. As a matter of fact, seeing it after a good night's sleep, I think this is one of your best. Well-paced and very entertaining. Keep it up.

I quite like the addition of a few food highlights, like the fish and chips and the LoViet van. I mean, don't turn the show into another food vlog-but when some eatery adds genuine character to a walk, I think it's rather nice.

Always happy to see one of your videos Joolz! Did not disappoint!

Excellent as usual. Love the background music with the walk.

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it. It's by my sister!

Now I know what "made another man wear the horns" comes from.

Thanks Joolz!,😀once again another fascinating video tour. Loved it. Am now inspired to visit Surrey Quays and Rotherhide, so much history to explore and places for food and drink that I was unaware of. Keep the videos coming, you are a marvel.💯

Great video. I went to secondary school in Bermondsey during late 70s/early 80s. Recall some girls in school 'bunking off' to watch The Professionals being filmed at Surrey Docks. First job was a Summer job at the Peak Freans biscuit factory (hated it!!). So many memories..

Loved the Indiana Jones reference! It belongs in a museum! :)

Saint Mary’s Rotherhithe may have been where the London group of the Pilgrims spent their last night in London before heading off to Plymouth to pick up the larger group. Accordingly, the Mayflower Pub claims that they had dinner there the night before leaving for Massachusetts. When my family was moving back to the US from London, we had a going away dinner there.

@ARM317

Жыл бұрын

do you know if there are other Mayflower historical markers in this area?

@amcalabrese1

Жыл бұрын

@@ARM317 Hi. The only markers I remember were in the Church and at the pub. But it has been almost 9 years since I have been there.

@ARM317

Жыл бұрын

@@amcalabrese1 thanks for your reply.

As per usual when there´s a new Joolz guides video out. Chinese take out and a beer. Been a tradition for like the last year or two. Thanks for all the great sundays.

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

Glad to be a part of your routine!

I want to thank you Joolz, I used to live in Surrey Quays and I used to work around Soho back from 98 to 02... I don't get back to the UK much anymore but your recent walks have brought back so many memories, I had drank in the Phoenix basement bar many times and Beaujolais... as I used to DJ in Soho and then we'd pop in for late night drinks... keep up the good work mate... Jim.

@russcooke5671

Жыл бұрын

I love the phoenix Not many Londoners even know it’s there.

I have done that walk so many times as my best friend lives just around the corner from the ship and whale or the Handbag as it used to be called. And you ended up having a pint in the ship. A trip down memory lane. Thank you

Another cracking good video, Joolz! My Sunday mornings always start with a plate of Welsh Cakes and mug of coffee while watching either a new video of yours, or binge watching earlier videos. BTW: I half expected to see you carrying a cricket bat instead of your cane 😆

I ❤️all of your films. But this is possibly the most engaging of them all.

The Finnish church has a sauna in it. Nice and hot! You can have a very nice Finnish patisserie and coffee afterwards in the cafe. Or have a pint round the corner in the Mayflower.

Another quite excellent episode, full of fastinating facts!

Another fascinating adventure Joolz!

another great video. loved the orchard garden area which they had created and your mudlarking friend with her fascinating treasures. the whole video was enlivened by a song from the wonderful Little Lost Lou . The one thing I know Rotherhithe for was that the political activist Jessica Mitford stayed there with her husband Esmond Romilly, a nephew of Winston Churchill in 1937 where she gave birth to their baby. But there was a measles epidemic in the area at the time and the baby caught the disease and died at only a few months old.

You should contact Alan Murphy the Rotherhithe mudlark. He has been walking these shores since he was a young child mudlarking with his father and family. I’ve seen his padlock collection at the exhibition he done at Sands film’s picture research library in Rotherhithe. The G.Carr padlock in the exhibition was amazing to see and hold. A great friendly guy.

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure Monica must know him

@monikabuttling-smith5234

Жыл бұрын

I do, he is a great mudlark and a friend. His display at Sands is very excellent. We would have gone in if we had more time that day.

Waiting for next video... 😁

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

Coming soon

Afternoon jools thanks once again for this amazing history tour of London keep em coming

Always a real thrill to see an alert for a new Joolz guide.. Cheers dude.

A test cricketer being a tour guide when not playing haha. Nice jersey. Replacement for Zak Crawley. :D Greetings from an Indian in the Netherlands.

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

It’s a tennis sweater!

@sahilanant123

Жыл бұрын

@@Joolzguides close enough 😅

love your vids Joolz they got me travelling through youtube through lockdown .. it was great to spend time in the greatest city in the world through your eyes , i have spent much time in Surrey Quays over the years and enjoyed this video . Chris from Glasgow North Great Britain 🇬🇧

Dear Joolz, why don’t you make tour of your own home and garden? I’m sure it would be as immensely fascinating as your usual London walks! 😉

I moved into Surrey Quays when it was Surrey Docks. I was on Brunswick Quay and worked at The Moby's Dick for a while. It was a really lovely place to live. I worked in WH Smith on the first day Surrey Quays Shopping Centre opened. I was 16.

My father in law worked on sections of the Mulberry Harbour at Butterley Engineering, Ripley Derbyshire. It's all gone now. Keep up the excellent work Joolz.

love the musical interludes by li'l lost Lou.

Loved it! My great grandparents and their parents all lived in Rotherhithe and it’s lovely to see a little of it. And you got the Adventure Game into this one: doog yrev!

Happy days...thanks Joolz

Ive never been to the ship pub, I thought I explored everything, added to my todo list :D

Was this filmed during the heatwave? Great info as usual 👍🏼

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

It was boiling

huge development coming for surrey quays

Very interesting as always. As usual looking very smart in your trendy garb. Do you dress up so smartly day to day or just for the video? Do you think you would ever do a historical tour of the UK and just pick some of the best historical sites outside London? Or am I maybe asking for too much :) ?

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

One day although these do take a lot of work

This was an AWESOME walk! Thank you Joolz

Thanks Jools another wonderful video

Great video. I remember The Adventure Game too 😁

Simply Brilliant!

Excellent and much appreciated video Mr Connery!

Thank you Joolz..interesting video.,love Secret garden🍀❤️🍀💚🌹💚all that plants ... Have a pleasant afternoon from Bgd for all

Amazing content and loved the views.

One of your best ones yet !

Very interesting walk! Great history! Great video! 👍

I know you did Wapping, but I still feel there is space for a show in Shadwell

@Joolzguides

Жыл бұрын

I will. I agree

Brilliant episode Joolz. Thank you! You lift my spirit like no one else.

A wonderful tour! One of your best I think. Thank you!

Great video Jules, keep up the good work 👍🏼

loved it joolz look forward to the next video

Look forward to this one, thank you Joolz..