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Hello listeners. Welcome back to the podcast. Now this is part two of a two-part episode. The episode is called Our Favorite Things to Do in London. And yeah, this is part two-part episode. I recommend that you listen to part one of this first. It should be the episode just before this in your episode list. Yeah, listen to part one before you listen to part two. But anyway, here's a quick recap of what's going on here. So this week I uploaded a video to YouTube. It's called Walk and Talk London. Normally, when I do these walk and talk videos, I'll use the audio track as a podcast

episode. And normally, I'll make it in a way that that actually is possible. And the audio

track kind of works fine as a podcast episode on its own. But in this particular case,

the audio track doesn't really work because I just

ended up talking about things I could see. And if you just listen to the audio, then it just doesn't

really work. The video is available. You can watch it. You'll find a link in the description.

You can join me as I walk around some parts of central London, starting on the south bank of the river,

and then crossing Westminster Bridge, going past Big Ben, going along Whitehall, past Downing Street where the Prime Minister lives,

and then going round into Trafalgar Square, past all the fountains and the statue of Nelson on Nelson's column, past the galleries, right, the National Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, and then into Covent Garden, through Covent Garden Market, and then to Piccadilly Circus via Lester Square, and then into the underground to Baker Street Street Station where I stopped at the statue of Sherlock Holmes.

So you can find a link to that video in the description.

But yes, because I couldn't use the audio for that track, I've decided to record a completely separate,

completely different audio-only episode that would work as a

companion to that video. And this is part two of that. And the concept here is that I thought

that I would talk about London and talk about things that you can do in London and describe

what it's like in the city. Maybe you've never been there. Maybe

you're never going to go to London, but you might be curious and you might want to know what it's

what it's like. You know, it might give you an idea, a sort of remote sense of what the city is like.

Or maybe you're planning to go and this could give you loads of really good inside tips and

ideas of things that you could do while you're there.

Or maybe you spent time in London in the past and this is like a little trip down memory lane for you.

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