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    RAINY LONDON WALK ☔️ Westminster Bridge to Victoria Station · 4K HDR



    Walking London, England in spring on a rainy day from Westminster Bridge to Victoria Station, passing through the side streets of Westminster, as well as Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Channel 4 Building, and Westminster Cathedral.

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    Recorded – April 2024, Thursday late afternoon
    Weather Conditions & Temperature – dull & rainy, 9°C/48°F

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    ROUTE MAP – 1.8 miles/2.9 km walked
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    ROUTE TIMESTAMPS
    00:00 RAINY LONDON SPRING WALK FROM WESTMINSTER TO VICTORIA

    Hello Walkers, welcome to this rainy London spring walk from Westminster Bridge to Victoria Station, passing through the side streets of Westminster as well as Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Channel 4 Building, and Westminster Cathedral April 2024 / Thursday late afternoon / dull & rainy, 9°C/48°F There’s three Watched Walker logos hidden in this video! Oh look, we just passed a Watched Walker logo, did you spot it? Plus there’s still two further logos left to find in this walk! Please like, subscribe, hit the bell & share!

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    2. @FalcomScott312 on

      Wonderful rainy ☔walk here in London which feels so relaxing hearing those drops of rain here mate! Thanks for sharing this relaxing rainy walk WW! 😀👍💂‍♂🏴ɢʙ

    7. @visusita1994 on

      Thanks for the video. The Westminster area is beautiful with those brick buildings. Victoria station is huge! I only found one logo but I'm going to watch the video again to see if I can find the others. As always, your videos are very good!

    10. @lovemycomputer37 on

      Thank you WW for a lovely walk past some beautiful buildings. I loved Westminster Abbey, there is so much to see in there and a lovely peaceful garden hidden away. You do find some stunning buildings on your walks.

    12. @asengupta1686 on

      The harmonious coexistence of old world, charming, iconic and magnificent architecture with modern steel and glass buildings is truly a classic lesson in this part of London. Very charming walk ! Thank you Mr.Walker for sharing this wonderful vid😊, that you perfectly shoot while it's raining quite a bit.

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