Miles Jupp described Richmond last week as "If Waitrose was a constituency".

Good for you guys exploring London on foot.  That's how you really get a feel for a place.

I have loved your London series and must say that you two are the best 'visit to London ' vlogers I have seen so far. Completely honest views without being rude or disrespectful. Thank you for visiting us.

Two guys shooting the breeze, no ego,no script and so refreshing🎉

The last time I was in Richmond I saw a busker playing a harp which is not something you see everywhere.

Hampton Court is well worth a visit. It's a Tudor palace owned by Henry Vlll. It' nearly 500 years old.

London is a fantastic city full of lovely areas to live in, plenty to explore. I have been living in London for 36 years and can't imagine myself living anywhere else now. ❤

Thank you for being so respectful in and about our country. You are welcome to come back anytime you like

The bridge was completed in 1777. Nearly as old as the USA!

You have to remember London is a group of cities/towns, even in central London.

London is a bunch of villages that got eaten up as central London expanded ever outward.  That's why many of the places feel unique

From the U.K here (40 miles west of London;)) and I want to say what a couple of super guys you are. Your enthusiasm is infectious and you make me see my country in a different way, it’s refreshing! I don’t think about the fabulous buildings, architecture and parks that I just walk past in every day life! Thanks for making me stop and ‘look’.

Having found your channel, I look forward to taking a deeper delve into your previous content. 😃

You guys should go to Kew Gardens. It's amazing, educative and also in the Borough of Richmond

You missed Richmond Green and the narrow shopping passageways. These are some of the loveliest parts of Richmond.

Re David Attenborough being that narrator guy that narrates nature documentaries- that’s quite an understatement. He does much more than narrate. He’s probably one of the all time most significant naturalists. He made his first program in 1954 and last week celebrated his 100th birthday and he is STILL working. His contribution to nature and conservation is immense. His brother Richard was a notable actor (among his many films were Jurassic Park and Chris Cringle in Miracle on 34th St) and director (Oscar winning epic movie Ghandi).

Loving your take on London. I’ve really enjoyed seeing my home city through fresh eyes. There’s so much stuff I wanted to point out as you were walking around. Hope you come back soon.

I think the reason your vids resonate and feel so refreshingly intimate and personal, is because you're showing every single aspect - what so many YouTubers would consider "mundane" and boring! It's so wonderful (for example!) for you both to just sit on a park bench on a hill, and rejoice in how green the grass is! It's so wholesome and delightful to just watch normal humans being human and not acting up for the camera, and ONLY showing what they think viewers will appreciate, i.e pretty aesthetics. Really love your genuine approach its great! Subbed

David Attenborough the narrator guy! 😂

As you noticed, all London areas are mixed. There are poor people living in Richmond and rich people in Brixton. Those two areas are very different and can't really be compared. Some people would find Richmond dull and Brixton exciting.

Richmond is lovely. You'll adore Hampstead Heath. You missed the wild deer.

As an Australian I lived in London for forty years and loved it so much.  I really enjoy watching these two guys strolling around so many places familiar to me.  Their enjoyment is palpable and I wish I could walk with them and explain what they are looking at as they show such curiosity and wonder about everything they see, but lack any meaningful explanation of why things are as they are.  For example in previous episodes they showed great curiosity at the appearance of some solid Victorian buildings without realising they were previously warehouses, now converted into apartments.