Walking London’s Chancery Lane & Fleet Street incl. Passages & Side Streets | 4K | Mar 2021
Walking London during lockdown restrictions, from the Strand to New Bridge Street, along Fleet Street and Chancery Lane including passages, back alleys and side streets that lead off them, including Lincoln’s Inn Fields - in an area historically associated with the legal profession. Recorded on 9 Mar 2021 Tue 2.10pm, 9°C/48°F Find two WW logos hidden in this video Turn on closed-captions for on-screen info ROUTE MAP - 2 miles/3.2 km walked https://goo.gl/maps/HjkSt6cQNuSnrxU3A ROUTE TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Strand 00:47 - Bell Yard 03:11 - Carey Street 05:35 - Serle Street 08:33 - Lincoln’s Inn Fields 15:40 - Newman’s Row 16:38 - Great Turnstile 17:07 - High Holborn 19:23 - Chancery Lane 21:29 - Southampton Buildings 23:25 - Chancery Lane 31:40 - Fleet Street 32:29 - Cliffords Passage 32:58 - Cliffords Inn 34:28 - Cliffords Passage 34:52 - Fleet Street 37:54 - Red Lion Court 39:20 - Pemberton Row 40:12 - Gough Square 40:45 - Johnson’s Court 41:13 - Gough Square 42:08 - Gunpowder Square 42:45 - Wine Office Court 44:22 - Fleet Street 45:41 - Salisbury Court 46:52 - Salisbury Square 47:36 - St Bride’s Passage 49:12 - Bride Lane 49:56 - New Bridge Street SEE PINNED COMMENT FOR SIGHTS TIMESTAMPS WAYS TO SUPPORT CHANNEL/THANK ME One-off Tip - https://ko-fi.com/watchedwalker Monthly Pledge - / watchedwalker Buy Merch - https://watchedwalker.creator-spring.com FOLLOW ME ON Instagram - / watchedwalker Twitter - / watchedwalker Facebook - / watchedwalker For business enquiries please email - [email protected] The links below contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I'll receive a small commission from your purchases. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. FILMED IN 4K 60FPS BINAURALLY USING Pocket-sized Camera v2 - https://geni.us/1vBuBU3 (Amazon/DJI) 128GB Memory Card - https://geni.us/OlZUQd (Amazon) Audio Recorder - https://geni.us/pM3ex (Amazon) Binaural Mic - https://geni.us/CUSVxuz (Amazon) VIDEO EDITING HARDWARE & SOFTWARE I USE Laptop - https://geni.us/IrqP (Amazon) 1TB External SSD - https://geni.us/qWAvbC1 (Amazon) 5TB External HD - https://geni.us/9pkV (Amazon) Thunderbolt 3 Dock - https://geni.us/0fjTgQf (Amazon) Video Editing Software - https://bit.ly/2IbSVNa (Adobe) OTHER CAMERA & AUDIO EQUIPMENT I USE Pocket-sized Camera - https://geni.us/8GF6fQ (Amazon/DJI) Extension Rod - https://geni.us/FWGeRWp (Amazon) ND Filters - https://geni.us/EO7h0m (Amazon) Action Camera - https://geni.us/c3Tw (Amazon) Gimbal - https://geni.us/AyIxvBp (Amazon) 20000 Power Bank - https://geni.us/T13z (Amazon) 26800 Power Bank - https://geni.us/CZf2a (Amazon) 256GB Memory Card - https://geni.us/F7ABUk (Amazon) Small Carrying Case - https://geni.us/Srpp7d (Amazon) SIGHTS SEEN WITHIN THIS VIDEO Temple Bar Memorial // Royal Courts of Justice // Union Bank Chambers - this 1865 bank building is now a pub called The Knights Templar // The Seven Stars - small pub with 1602 origins // Lincoln Square - residential development // Lincon’s Inn Chapel and the Great Hall of the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn // Lincoln’s Inn Fields - the largest public square in London, laid out in the 1630s // Lincoln’s Inn Fields’ bandstand // Margaret MacDonald Memorial // Sir John Soane's Museum // ‘Camdonian’ sculpture // Squadron Headquarters of the Inns of Court & City Yeomanry // Holborn Gate // Central Court in the Southampton Buildings - formerly London Patent Office in Holborn // Old Buildings // Gatehouse of Lincoln’s Inn // Maughan Library - main university research library of King's College London, in a 19th-century neo-Gothic building, formerly the home to the headquarters of the Public Record Office // The Hall of The Law Society - built in 1832 // Prince Henry's Room - situated on the first floor // Ye Olde Cock Tavern - dating from 1549 (and on this site since 1887) // Dundee Courier People’s Friend Building // Romanian Saint George Church // Apex Temple Court Hotel - within Serjeant’s Inn // Dr Johnson's House - writer Samuel Johnson’s restored 300 year-old townhouse // Hodge the cat statue - one of Samuel Johnson’s cats // Canon on display in Gunpowder Square // Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese - Grade II listed public house, rebuilt shortly after the Great Fire of 1666 // Greenwood House - location where the first number of the Sunday Times was edited by Henry White in 1822 // Memorial obelisk to Robert Waithman // St Bride Foundation #FleetStreet #London #WatchedWalker #ChanceryLane #Holborn #CityOfLondon #LondonWalks #CityWalks #WalkingTour #VideoWalks #WalkingVideo #Videography #ASMR #Pocket2 Do not copy, reproduce, or distribute any of my content unless you have my written permission to do so. And due to the high number of requests, I no longer allow my footage to be used elsewhere as I wish to keep my content exclusive to my channel, thanks for understanding.
