I walked along what remains of the trackbed beyond Mill Hill East and noticed several concrete posts just in front of where the trees are, it suggests to me that they were in the process of electrifying the section beyond Mill Hill East before funding was cut...
You should submit this to the BBC you would make a good presenter, i have seen so many home documentrys on here and i was shocked to find you was not a bbc production,
Its a pain in the ass to have to change at Camden to get from Edgware to Barnet. Plus I always wondered why a very populated Elstree/Borehamwood area wasn't connected to the underground, they remain soo isolated as they have to put up with the crap rail system. Perhaps its not so bad, Borehamwood is full of chavs
ACTUALLY, a good ten years ago, i used the bridge. and I jogged quite happily in Mill Hill east. But times have change and I now live in Vienna. Mill Hill East Rocks!!! I loved my time there.
This is absolutely brilliant! Totally miss growing up in Edgware and going to my old primary school up on Mill Hill (Ridgeway)... made me lol in places but it's so true!
Fantastic. As a bit of an Edgware historian, I used to often think about doing a documentary about the Northern Heights. Glad you did it. Well done indeed.
I am learning about this kinda stuff in my town planning decree- although I am only first year at the moment.
I have to say a station at Bushey Heath would be very useful as to get into Euston for uni every day I have to either get the Northern line at Edgware or go London Midlands over ground from Bushey station- where the train is usually cancelled and if not is very expensive for a 20 minute journey.
I am learning about this kinda stuff in my town planning decree- although I am only first year at the moment.
I have to say a station at Bushey Heath would be very useful as to get into Euston for uni every day I have to either get the Northern line at Edgware or go London Midlands over ground from Bushey station- where the train is usually cancelled and if not is very expensive for a 20 minute journey.
Greenbelts were intended to be narrow and used for recreation by the urban inhabitants. Recreational uses disappeared and they became barriers to keep large numbers of urban inhabitants from mixing with a very small number of rural residents - backed by large landowners. This is a clear case of the few exercising their will over a massive majority. Instead of being a sports jacket for the urban dwellers geenbelts became a straight jacket.
I now no longer feel like I'm the only person that does exactly what you do. I've done exactly the same all over London, particularly down in the South East where I live. I agree with plenty of your points, the sadness of the loss of these lines, the stupidity of building crap in their wake and the fact that huge chunks of London have lost out because of it.
Well done! Fascinating topic presented in a humorous and informative manner. Excellent work - would love to see additional Unfinished London episodes.
How has this not been picked up by some money loaded channel, approach sky one, this is entertainment gold. Brilliant. Spoken a Bit quick for some of the slower populous, but absolutely fucking awesome............... DESERVES A SERIES ON A NATIONAL CHANNEL.
Fascinating documenenterette! I saw this video on your brother's channel, looked it up on YT so I could offer you my thanks. I'm frum Midlends, that's t'north to you London folk that think we in Midlends talk like them as in Yorkshire. Well researched, well edited and witty, give us more. I had the unfortune to live in Reading for 11 years so know bout trains I also originate from a town that has a railway station that no trains stop at it - Rugeley, Staffs. Do a docco on that! Thanx
Excellent documentary however will you tell Jay that Bushey Heath is NOT in London as it is in Hertfordshire just like Watford .....please show us more of these type of documentaries...thanks
I have very little interest in trains and stations and that, but I watched this from start to finish with complete attention. Brilliant work. I'd love to see your show idea get picked up by somebody.
great presenting Jay, only 8 out of 10 though because you talk way to fast which makes it feel less professional. if you spoke a bit slower and more controlled I would honestly believe I was watching something off of TV
Completly useless and if anybody else would have made this documentry it woud be so fucking boring but you make this subject so funny and interesting that we want moar!!
London sucks, you poms should seriously reconsider your decision to put all your eggs in one basket, all you poms talk about is London this London that like it's the only city in the country. At least in Australia we have more than ONE city and they're all much more beautiful than boring old grey London.
Never comment on Youtube videos (I mean, there's only so much you can say about kittens in boxes and chavs filming each other on mobile phones). But this is genuinely excellent - funny, informative and well thought out. There must be a slot for you on BBC4.
awesome ! I was just looking at abandoned rail lines in my old home town - I share your fascination. Brilliantly presented and shot and scripted and edited, you should do very well !
heh Jay, Chris here. We met in the small man's garden.
Found the scrap of paper you wrote for me on return to Canada. Loved to see my old running path so well described - you do a great job, very funny doc. More please!
Where could I find the arches and the bridge over a random road? I tried by Google Maps, just to find out more myself... And i found Brockley Hill, but where exactly?
Videos like this make me regret every other video I have ever given a 5 star rating, because this is SO much better. This is just fantastic. We want more! :D
he is indeed beardyman's brother.. just without the beard.. ahha!.. they both have great talents.. haha!.. keep it up dude.. this is something new and useful.. :D
Love it, came looking for some Beardyman Monkey Jazz action and instead found a very informative video on a subject that I did in a presentation at school, where was Youtube 17 years ago? That presentation would have been so much easier. I doth my cap to you good sirs.
that was so interesting! my mom's family is from edgware and it was really neat to see all those local landmarks explained. i liked hearing about the local history and it was really funny, too. great job!
A, its all Really Interesting, true, and educational, But its not boring, its holarious xD, B your brother almost has as much humour as yyou, Your brother should appear live with you LOL
Fantastic documentary - get injection of fun into a seemingly dull story. I wrote some articles for this very subject for the local papers back in 1997, so it's great that someone's taken it to a new level. Nice one!
Very intersting !!! Outstanding work !
supermecis 1 day ago
Very well presented and informative - light hearted without dumbing down.
ArmTubeYou 5 days ago
I walked along what remains of the trackbed beyond Mill Hill East and noticed several concrete posts just in front of where the trees are, it suggests to me that they were in the process of electrifying the section beyond Mill Hill East before funding was cut...
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You should submit this to the BBC you would make a good presenter, i have seen so many home documentrys on here and i was shocked to find you was not a bbc production,
Please do more your great
mickeypym04 1 week ago
Great work mate! Witty and perfectly explained. Come over to Rome to see tons of unfinished, illogical and tax-waged (rail) business!
MarkDirnt 2 weeks ago
Its a pain in the ass to have to change at Camden to get from Edgware to Barnet. Plus I always wondered why a very populated Elstree/Borehamwood area wasn't connected to the underground, they remain soo isolated as they have to put up with the crap rail system. Perhaps its not so bad, Borehamwood is full of chavs
blastpeed 4 months ago 3
Brilliant video well done.
ianalex2 5 months ago
Bit fast and furious, but getting facts wrong after all that research is annoying. 4/10
godfreydee 5 months ago
ACTUALLY, a good ten years ago, i used the bridge. and I jogged quite happily in Mill Hill east. But times have change and I now live in Vienna. Mill Hill East Rocks!!! I loved my time there.
riemh 6 months ago
4:00 makes me wanna play The Neverhood
MrQbek85 6 months ago
@MrQbek85 God! I miss clayman so much
bordibalint 3 months ago
This is the 5th time I've watched this. Glad there's another episode of unfinished london
drapermovies 6 months ago
he talks fast but he's not a fag.
scaleop4 6 months ago
i was watching dubstep
seomoz 6 months ago
@seomoz lol yea underground dubstep.
scaleop4 6 months ago
LoL, Wikipedia.
VideoSpud 7 months ago
13 people wanted the Northern Heights Project
YesIamEccentric 7 months ago
interesting video but this guy is a massive fag
harryforeman 7 months ago
@harryforeman he's a massive cigarette?! WTF?
YesIamEccentric 7 months ago
@YesIamEccentric woops i meant to type twat, not fag. my mistake cheers for pointing that out
harryforeman 7 months ago
@harryforeman XD Thats Awrite XD XD XD
YesIamEccentric 7 months ago
im pleased by the use of Terry S. Taylor about midway through
mobilisq 7 months ago
OMG this is genuinely epic! :D
michalkoenner 8 months ago
great video, what is the music that starts at 1:12?
No1RailwayEnthusiast 8 months ago
Well presented! Good video! What a good way to present piles of bricks, roundabouts and other unassuming objects.
ukpete2006 8 months ago
some onew from israel watch this .. and i love it good job :)
eden28s 8 months ago
This is absolutely brilliant! Totally miss growing up in Edgware and going to my old primary school up on Mill Hill (Ridgeway)... made me lol in places but it's so true!
Titot182 8 months ago
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Titot182 8 months ago
Fantastic. As a bit of an Edgware historian, I used to often think about doing a documentary about the Northern Heights. Glad you did it. Well done indeed.
gazzavc 9 months ago
Absolutely brilliant.
04jessops 9 months ago
Beardyman - PLEASE keep the project going. This needs to go on the Beeb!
yabbaso 9 months ago
Beardyman - PLEASE keep the project coming. This needs to go on the Beeb!
yabbaso 9 months ago
rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
ukbabeinspain 9 months ago
Superb!
billyshearer1 9 months ago
It took me fourteen attempts to stop at the frame of the plover with the bulldog head ... but it was worth it.
SimonGJWalton 9 months ago
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This is brilliant thanks:)
I am learning about this kinda stuff in my town planning decree- although I am only first year at the moment.
I have to say a station at Bushey Heath would be very useful as to get into Euston for uni every day I have to either get the Northern line at Edgware or go London Midlands over ground from Bushey station- where the train is usually cancelled and if not is very expensive for a 20 minute journey.
Marbsbar 10 months ago
This is brilliant thanks:)
I am learning about this kinda stuff in my town planning decree- although I am only first year at the moment.
I have to say a station at Bushey Heath would be very useful as to get into Euston for uni every day I have to either get the Northern line at Edgware or go London Midlands over ground from Bushey station- where the train is usually cancelled and if not is very expensive for a 20 minute journey.
Marbsbar 10 months ago
YAY Grandma! :D Nicely done, thanks :)
Theralex 10 months ago
beardyman without his beard hahaha
OnurSuenger 10 months ago
Greenbelts were intended to be narrow and used for recreation by the urban inhabitants. Recreational uses disappeared and they became barriers to keep large numbers of urban inhabitants from mixing with a very small number of rural residents - backed by large landowners. This is a clear case of the few exercising their will over a massive majority. Instead of being a sports jacket for the urban dwellers geenbelts became a straight jacket.
NearAbbeyRoad 10 months ago 2
Nice use of the intro to Henry Kissinger too :D
Vanderdecken91 10 months ago
Excellent. More please. This is interesting and very watch-able and needs backing. BBC4 for sure.
therealcaldini 10 months ago
Are there any new episodes in the making?
MrFlightfan 11 months ago
This is terrific. I loved it! I hope you make more! (even better, I hope you get paid by someone to make more!)
dananddanfilms 11 months ago
Fascinating topic; brilliantly presented.
munkittytunkitty 11 months ago
awesome vid!
Familiar places makes me feel like I lived in a famous area ;)
not that aerodrome road and the surrounding regions aren't full of history...
rulllar 11 months ago
Damn good video !
Nice one.
TheLeedsAppreciation 11 months ago
Fascinating video. Pity it degenerates into a finger-wagging eco lecture about the 'evils' of urban expansion and the 'sanctity' of green fields.
Lesson 2 will be on why housing in this country is so astonishingly expensive and in short supply...
bywestonbay 11 months ago
@bywestonbay
Spot on. I did not like the "'sanctity' of green fields", either. It should have been more factual and down the middle.
Yes, we are short of homes, with no shortage of labour and skills and land to build them, while fields remain empty subsided by the EU.
NearAbbeyRoad 10 months ago
Great to see Harold Shipman at 4:20
duckorange 11 months ago
Quality little video, superbly done mate! :D
RyanTheHeretic 11 months ago
This is type of film I love. It takes me back to Geography lessons at school.
laurencedbaker 11 months ago
Really interesting stuff that. And very well presented!
GulOmega 11 months ago
I now no longer feel like I'm the only person that does exactly what you do. I've done exactly the same all over London, particularly down in the South East where I live. I agree with plenty of your points, the sadness of the loss of these lines, the stupidity of building crap in their wake and the fact that huge chunks of London have lost out because of it.
Keep up the good work!
aslate 11 months ago
This is excellent.
marmadukesymesparker 11 months ago
Love this! Interesting and entertaining, could see this on BBC4 - it would suit an evening also featuring the lovely Jonathan Meades. More please!!!
MrsOneWattle 11 months ago
Well done sir, very nicely put together and entertainingly presented.
npatrikios 11 months ago 23
BBC must employ you. Excellent stuff!
m1fcj 11 months ago 11
As someone living in Barnet, I'd always been confused why the diversion to Mill Hill East existed, glad to have got my answer.
EYVC1 11 months ago
Thank you very interesting.
Peterfromstratford 11 months ago
-Do you want your house to get knocked down?
-...no!...
I've seen many documentaries but this was even entertaining!
Nice Job!
SuperBlubbAxelander 11 months ago
wanna see more unfinished London well good that like...
booglain 1 year ago
Give him a beard and he would be Beardyman!! Throw down a beat to your bro doing his rap "that these this this that him what this"
ImDaveCrazy 1 year ago
There has to be more video's like this! is there any other video's your brother has done?
ayrtonsenna1960 1 year ago
12 people are dogbirds
xSathya96x 1 year ago
...like a bizarre crossover of Chris Morris and Tony Robinson? Brilliant, nice one.
TheCghv 1 year ago
lol goos stuff, hope about a doc on the paris mines
harveyshideout 1 year ago
"And this nature reserve I'm not trespassing on"
macengregora 1 year ago
great documentary, please post more, you should work on tv, you are great ..tnanks jay
neotorre 1 year ago
You don't want you're house knocked down do you?
...No!
SammiaMei 1 year ago
Thats not Bushey heath, thats Queensbury!
:p
SgtBodzio 1 year ago
lol 'this one's got a swimming pool' great vid :)
Cookycookcook 1 year ago
Well done! Fascinating topic presented in a humorous and informative manner. Excellent work - would love to see additional Unfinished London episodes.
quente202 1 year ago
I have 3 destination boards from a 1938 tube stock which feature names of 3 stations from planned Northern Line extensions.
They are enamel, white on black, with brass end plates.
They are double sided, and carry the names, "Elstree", "Bushey heath", "Alexandra Palace", "Finchley Cen", "Moorgate", and " Special".
They have been verified as genuine by the LT Museum from pictures I sent them.
Any offers?
PESTinUK 1 year ago
You? Are adorable. This was fascinating.
TheMelamia 1 year ago
hahahhahah
'you dont want your house knocked down do you'
'no'
JJizzS 1 year ago
Nice.... He definitely took a page out of James Burke's book... not that there is a thing wrong with that. Reminds me a lot of "connections"
lecosmique 1 year ago
How has this not been picked up by some money loaded channel, approach sky one, this is entertainment gold. Brilliant. Spoken a Bit quick for some of the slower populous, but absolutely fucking awesome............... DESERVES A SERIES ON A NATIONAL CHANNEL.
(love the guitar bits on the utter shambles gigs)
w1n6ed83a5t 1 year ago
Hi Jay,
Fascinating documenenterette! I saw this video on your brother's channel, looked it up on YT so I could offer you my thanks. I'm frum Midlends, that's t'north to you London folk that think we in Midlends talk like them as in Yorkshire. Well researched, well edited and witty, give us more. I had the unfortune to live in Reading for 11 years so know bout trains I also originate from a town that has a railway station that no trains stop at it - Rugeley, Staffs. Do a docco on that! Thanx
jesuispret69 1 year ago
This is great. Really clever and witty
TheMarkybailey 1 year ago
Somehow the family has a knack for introducing comedy into typical things. Music and documentaries to name but two.
If he grew a beard, that would just be freaky.
Nikolidas 1 year ago
are you insane?? wicked stuff,i thought first he is beardyman
2001Abas 1 year ago
1. It was awesome
2. that was beardyman's grandma!
3. I would like to see more
4. .... I ran out of stuff to say
MrRalexanderb 1 year ago
Great documentary, please make more!
MilitaryDisiplin 1 year ago
which is now a NOTHING lol
crubba 1 year ago
Beardymans nan = Legend
bulletwing 1 year ago
really like this, nice animations and funny coverage. Hope you do more.
Dach101 1 year ago
Excellent documentary however will you tell Jay that Bushey Heath is NOT in London as it is in Hertfordshire just like Watford .....please show us more of these type of documentaries...thanks
rollpacific 1 year ago
OMG!!!!!!!! The house with the swimming pool at 2:46 is where I live!!!!!!
You can't see the dungeon with my slaves in it on the video though.
asteroceras 1 year ago 5
Normally I couldn't care less about some unfinished railways but the way you presented it all made me watch the whole thing. Topnotch.
TheSinkingWest 1 year ago
he reminds me so much of his brother
SimmaBola 1 year ago
I don't know what I was expecting but this was better than whatever it was that I was expecting. You should get a slot on the ONE show.
mrcuddles100 1 year ago
There's relevant further information if you search for Brent Cross Coalition.
Mel142ton 1 year ago
Just watched this on underground History website - great stuff... professional and funny to boot!
shrubbie1 1 year ago
Fantastic - found by accident but thoroughly enjoyed!
miktech71 1 year ago
holy crap i really enjoyed this documentary .. and im german :x
777EZekiel 1 year ago
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This is really really good
d247257r 1 year ago
Very good job! I like to see more of this.
beatnique80 1 year ago
Yes please... BBC pick this up... Woud love to watch more.
misspippipink 1 year ago 2
This is very good indeed!
alexmaple4 1 year ago
If all history related stuff was this interesting.. I might learn shit.
DontVlogandDrive 1 year ago
Was Elstree South going to be an ''UNDERGROUND'' station below the earth.
cbhuixyn 1 year ago
I have very little interest in trains and stations and that, but I watched this from start to finish with complete attention. Brilliant work. I'd love to see your show idea get picked up by somebody.
rocketgal 1 year ago
Thank you, friendly Joe Cornish!
joshyland 1 year ago
great presenting Jay, only 8 out of 10 though because you talk way to fast which makes it feel less professional. if you spoke a bit slower and more controlled I would honestly believe I was watching something off of TV
northants 1 year ago
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pointer56 1 year ago
Completly useless and if anybody else would have made this documentry it woud be so fucking boring but you make this subject so funny and interesting that we want moar!!
Zathroid 1 year ago
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London sucks, you poms should seriously reconsider your decision to put all your eggs in one basket, all you poms talk about is London this London that like it's the only city in the country. At least in Australia we have more than ONE city and they're all much more beautiful than boring old grey London.
Amunication 1 year ago
There are proposals to reuse some of the abandioned line on the "Brent Cross Coalition" web site...
Mel142ton 1 year ago
Is the title music a variation of that used for London Tonight.
TeteromPRS 1 year ago
Never comment on Youtube videos (I mean, there's only so much you can say about kittens in boxes and chavs filming each other on mobile phones). But this is genuinely excellent - funny, informative and well thought out. There must be a slot for you on BBC4.
spluker 1 year ago 56
Excellent job, excellent choice of music!
ruukaoz 1 year ago
awesome ! I was just looking at abandoned rail lines in my old home town - I share your fascination. Brilliantly presented and shot and scripted and edited, you should do very well !
mikotondria 1 year ago 2
brilliant
both presentation and subject
nesDk 1 year ago
what is the roundabout at the end?
ArsenBridge 1 year ago
This is marvellous, very well made and entertaining.
Geffers58 1 year ago 2
heh Jay, Chris here. We met in the small man's garden.
Found the scrap of paper you wrote for me on return to Canada. Loved to see my old running path so well described - you do a great job, very funny doc. More please!
cchumphreys 1 year ago
Your a good presenter man, would like to see more.
mrconcept 1 year ago
Brilliant !!! Any more ???
teecalla 1 year ago
Nice work, guys! ;-)
freakbeatreactor 1 year ago
Excellent clip ... fascinating subject made even more interesting by brilliant presentation and creative editting ... thanks for sharing it.
gwrexile 1 year ago
Excellent ... fascinating subject made really interesting by brilliant presentation and creative editting ... thanks for producing it.
gwrexile 1 year ago
really good... thanks
lewran 1 year ago
How the hell did he get into the central reservation of the M1?!? Can't you get arrested for that sort of thing? :D
ChloeHeartNerds 1 year ago
that branch line was intended to become the mainline with the current mainline becoming a branch line, wouldnt guess that today
Garfie489 1 year ago
This is ace! Nice work :)
flasticflastic 1 year ago
Dammit! I was planning a little documentary on this subject myself, and then I found this.
Which is excellent and far better than mine would have been.
DAMN YOU and well done.
stuartheadlam 1 year ago
Are there more of these documentaries?
Corn3bus 1 year ago
Very good! The way Middlesex was developed to become 'London' is interesting indeed.
As an outdoor runner I really appreciate NW London's green-belt (and the undeveloped Mill Hiil line).
logosincarnatus 1 year ago
cranley gardens thats it
Thepipflip 1 year ago
they were going to make a crouch end, muswell hill, alexandra palace and another station ( i forgot ) aswell
Thepipflip 1 year ago
Where could I find the arches and the bridge over a random road? I tried by Google Maps, just to find out more myself... And i found Brockley Hill, but where exactly?
jesusfreakmusic 1 year ago
8:37 and 8:41 > huh?
jesusfreakmusic 1 year ago
@jesusfreakmusic 8:37 is the former Blackfriars railway Bridge - I think they have reused those piers in the new station
ReneIgnacio 1 year ago
@ReneIgnacio Thanks though I actually meant the columns just in the grass standing nowhere at all :P.
jesusfreakmusic 1 year ago
really professional and well done. i highly enjoyed this film
livetechaustralia 1 year ago
LMAO! Best part!
"You don't want you're house knocked down, do you?"
"NO!"
MichaelFrymus 1 year ago 2
This video is a very highly polished production, entertaining and informative. I really enjoyed it.
kingsLF 1 year ago
Bloody brilliant! Well done Jay. Makes me miss my hometown.
senzism 1 year ago
Fantastic! Thanks so much for making this really interesting film.
UkeTubeUK 1 year ago
"And this nature reserve I'm now trespassing on" hahaha nice.
Dausaua 1 year ago
That has answered a few questions I had about the field by Spur Road roundabout!
Excellent!
msjamee1 1 year ago
Videos like this make me regret every other video I have ever given a 5 star rating, because this is SO much better. This is just fantastic. We want more! :D
baker000202 1 year ago
Excellent!
MarkN8 1 year ago
More please :-) What's next?
GluevH 1 year ago
Excellent! I hope to see more of Unfinished London.
NickSE13 1 year ago
Absolutely brilliant, if only because it confirms that I'm not the only one to see what isn't there........ if you know what I mean!
And why, pray tell, is this not being broadcast to my tellybox by mainstream TV, instead of the stream of junk TV we seem to be getting these days.
A full 5 star rating for this one.
Sarge084 1 year ago
We want more! :D
mrexo 1 year ago 2
brilliant film always known about this but ace presentation any more planned
ecojim65 1 year ago
very interesting, good work. :-)
ebrierley 1 year ago
Ace film Mr. Foreman!
MusicalElitist1 1 year ago
Is any more Unfinished London going to be made? This was fascinating, I'd love to watch more.
Dache12 1 year ago 71
was you trespassing again at 8:05 lol
very good video ive always been interested in the northern hieghts plan and you have shown the 1 part of it i couldn`t find any clues of
Garfie489 1 year ago
Bravo!
jgpp 1 year ago
watched this vid a few weeks back, will watch it again. very entertaining Mr Foreman and informative, what an anorak I am!
1960rjf 1 year ago
i'm exactly the same. hooray!
crubba 1 year ago
What a great documentary. More please.
jsincla123 2 years ago
fantastic thank you for making it
jamiedavidoff 2 years ago
Brilliant!! I love London's geography.
This should definitely be entered for that YouTube contest for a good videoclip that they just announced!
Momto4kiddos 2 years ago
can Jay beatbox aswell?
Deadcell205 2 years ago
haha this nature reserve im currently trespassing on haha
jckjolly 2 years ago
he is indeed beardyman's brother.. just without the beard.. ahha!.. they both have great talents.. haha!.. keep it up dude.. this is something new and useful.. :D
yayan1290 2 years ago
awesome vid:)
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dsadasdaa10 2 years ago
What a brilliant and funny and informative video. Fucking loved it
uknclock 2 years ago
Absolutely Brilliant! It is a shame the never completed the Muswell Hill line as well.
Thanks
Gerry
gerrykandler 2 years ago
3 Bushey Heathniks love this! You've made this interesting and fun. Well done!
caroasher 2 years ago
Very good, that guy will end up on BBC1 next.
charlesedwardbrand 2 years ago
Love it, came looking for some Beardyman Monkey Jazz action and instead found a very informative video on a subject that I did in a presentation at school, where was Youtube 17 years ago? That presentation would have been so much easier. I doth my cap to you good sirs.
sagerandrew 2 years ago
(: wow. its a little beardyman
niarrtasmanian 2 years ago
very interesting indeed
Breesey 2 years ago
very interesting! from the area so learnt a lot, was funny too
andyuk2005 2 years ago
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There are current attempts to REOPEN parts of this line, as a north London oribtal railway - search for the Brent Cross Coalition.
Mel142ton 2 years ago
Mind numbing production values. Bravo!
Holammer 2 years ago
This video is excellent...well done
euronick61 2 years ago
this is great
crubba 2 years ago
Somebody give these guys a job!
justdoit2u 2 years ago 2
Please get picked up by the BBC. Kudos.
Pdungeon 2 years ago 33
I have learnt something new about my area!! thnks!!!
MelissaAmy1987 2 years ago
that was so interesting! my mom's family is from edgware and it was really neat to see all those local landmarks explained. i liked hearing about the local history and it was really funny, too. great job!
brighteyes0309 2 years ago
A, its all Really Interesting, true, and educational, But its not boring, its holarious xD, B your brother almost has as much humour as yyou, Your brother should appear live with you LOL
BenjiSpeaks 2 years ago
Fantastic documentary - get injection of fun into a seemingly dull story. I wrote some articles for this very subject for the local papers back in 1997, so it's great that someone's taken it to a new level. Nice one!
spunkyfraggle 2 years ago