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Very attractive and professional piece of videoing. Very informative, too, plus the fitting tribute to R J Mitchell. Lovely walking country.

Not the original Julian and Sandy and needs some polare (gay slang). Otherwise, not bad as a send-off of gay humour.

I seem to remember that Alan Mayes, who had been moved on by Graham Taylor, played like a man possessed. Final score 2-0 to Swindon. I'm still supporting Watford...

Slap ma thigh if that ain't the darndest thing ah ehver did seee!

@SNIFFMYBADGER A wonderful comment on a beautiful piece of music. Not sure that I want to sniff your badger, though!

Cool? I thought most of the nations listed here, the French and the Latins, were red-hot! Long may it be so! Vive la difference!

@thecreativefool Very fine attempt! Off the record but accidentally on purpose shared with millions of Youtubers, does Lech tiz'dayyin mean go fxxx yourself?

I have just seen a Youtube posting of this song "with lyrics." If anyone finds any, please let us know. My favourite, as a Watford soccer fan is:

Luton Tow-own, Luton Tow-own

Hey Hey-ey

Good-bye

I remember doing part of this route to get from Ealing to Brentford Football Club. I would not describe it as boring - crossing the Thames at Kew Bridge must be quite attractive from the top deck. Going round the twists and turns of Richmond looked quite scary when speeded up - a bit like a bad f...

@eezy1972 Don't know but I don't think there have been any women or children involved...

Canons Park rare? I used it on and off between 1954 and 2007. Along with Stanmore, Queensbury, Kingsbury and Wembley Park it has the distinction of having been on three different lines - Metropolitan, Bakerloo and Jubilee. And unlike Stanmore, Canons Park folks are not a load of stuck-up gits.

@StratoBlaster420 Please, StratoBlaster420, remember your modern marriage vows - you is ma bitch now!

@thezeke1974 - Convoy with an English accent! I now live in Toronto and some of the words I used in England are somewhat controversial in North America. Cigarettes in England are known as fags. A BLT in England is a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich - in Toronto it seems to mean bisexual, lesbia...

@thexalon It was Aristophanes who ridiculed Socrates - Aristophanes was a masterful satyrist. One hour's detention and write it out fifty times, thexalon.

youtube la vie de Brian lapidation. Regardez!

@CharlesShawRules I would identify this as James Tyler (left, with the beard) on bandora (metal strings) and Robert Spencer on lute (to the right).

I like the discreet nature of the words here. Good and raunchy and non-PC. One question only. I am off to interview some senior mining company executives as I am a freelance writer. Should I wear my hair in the style of the drummer?

Thank you for posting all these - especially the farter!

Like Yoshoku, I heard this on Stephen Fry's documentary. Lovely and amusing words borrowed from a wonderful country.

Warmest regards from an Anglo-Canadian across Lake Ontario.

An inspired combination - the intro (which I know as "La Mourisque") and then the glorious "Newcastle."

Well sung, Maddy!

Julian Bream Consort at its best.

@Borisgaquere. One of Dowland's songs begins with the lines "Away with these self loving lads/Whom Cupid's arrow never glads." You need a woman, Boris - not that there's any chance of that happening, eh?

Hello! Longford was the subject of an article in Motor SPort magazine about ten years ago - the feature included a map of the circuit. Chris Amon put in some fantastic laps at Longford. it appears that Longford was one of two circuits in the running for a particular race. The other circuit won ou...

Diaskedase toso polu pou to tragoudhse! Pos to tragoudhsa horis va yelash - den xero. Bravo soo, Sotiria!

Happy people in London. Outside the Houses of Parliament?

What a wonderful introduction to the Spa Valley Railway. Magnificent and evocative videoing plus helpful captions. Now all I need is an excuse to leave Toronto and visit the railway...