London Walks Podcasts


Virtual Tours – What’s the Modus Operandi?

Date post added: 11th October 2020

“One of the advantages of a virtual tour is that we can go further afield”

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The London Mews

Date post added: 10th October 2020

“out of hundreds of London mews there are only three where you can…”

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And if I speak of paradise

Date post added: 9th October 2020

“it’s like mountain flowers in the spring”

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Podcast: Alleyways of the Old City

Date post added: 8th October 2020

“there’s a lovely little narrow winding alleyway and that’s where we’re going to go next”

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The Wall Street Journal

Date post added: 7th October 2020

“we work all day every day and at the end of the day – at the end of every day – we’re £450 poorer than we were when we woke up”

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Favourite moment, favourite memory on a favourite walk

Date post added: 6th October 2020

“I’d like you to know Mr. Guide that my husband is a cavalry officer and he’s at the back of the group there”

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How to sort the wheat from the weeds – Part 2

Date post added: 5th October 2020

“how do you ensure you’re not getting something nearly worthless for a £400 opportunity costs bill?”

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Trouble at Mill

Date post added: 4th October 2020

“all the elements that made it a goer for English sensibilities: snobbery, money, eccentricity, bitchiness, the foreign factor…”

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Something quintessentially English – excerpt from Karen’s brand new Virtual Tour

Date post added: 3rd October 2020

“it’s like a miniature Globe Theatre inside…we get that feeling of a bygone age”

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Musical Kensington – an excerpt from Adam’s Virtual Tour

Date post added: 2nd October 2020

“a rumour that this piano had been looted by the British Army from Saddam Hussein’s palace”

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