He has to be, sometimes he needs to commandeer one. Now everything makes sense!

I thought the same

“He’s keen to get home!”

I was surprised how much Geoff looks the part actually. Glad he got that collar fixed though.

@@britlion That was the first thing that come to my mind when seeing Geoff the first time, even before I know his channel :)

Purplefinger, he’s the man with the oyster touch! ( Sorry, that’s the only pun I could think of lol! )

Yes, this will.

great to see all that

More like Brooke Bond! More tea Geoff?

This video was filmed using a gimbal which is why it's shaken but not blurred.

Not stirred?

@@gibbo9089 That sounds wrong 😂

Wheels on fire... 🎶

I have to agree, this video is probably one of the best he’s done!

Hell yes, Geoff Marshall should be the next James Bond.

@@onlineo2263 Let's start q petition to get Geoff Marshall to be the next James Bond

Yes, yes, yes, YES

Nice... but I'm assuming you mean Elizabeth Line?

@@marcelwiszowaty1751 Thanks, Marcel. My mistake! Out of interest, the house I bought back in 1970 for 18,000 pounds has recently been sold for well over two and a quarter million pounds. I wouldn't have a cat's chance in hell of returning to my former life, even if I wanted to. It would have to be a studio flat somewhere. Such is life!

@@williamstringer6519 Hi, William! I'll just inform you that I'm actually called Mark (it's a long story about the Marcel thing!) Interesting that you mention house prices. My family moved into a new house (in the same village) in 1970... it was a three bedroom bungalow on a corner plot, and cost £5,750. Fast forward to two years ago and after my Mum died the house went for £360K! Incidentally a female friend from Coventry (where I live) popped up on Facebook a couple of years ago. We'd lost touch a good few years ago and I'd assumed she and her husband had moved house. So I casually enquired as to where they were living... "Sydney", came the reply! I've wanted to visit Australia for many years and now I might actually do it (and visit some lovely old friends whilst I'm there) 🙂

@@marcelwiszowaty1751 Hi Mark. I'm sure you would have a great time visiting Australia. Although it is of course different from the UK, it will still be very familiar to you, as we have inherited much of your culture. During the time I lived in London, as you might imagine, we had frequent family and friends visiting over the years, so had the best of both worlds. I was interested that you caught up with your friend on Facebook. The world has shrunk so much with modern technology. I occasionally chat with my UK friends on Skype, and of course exchange frequent emails, so can keep in touch very easily. I also Google a site called Wanderizm which features walks, bus rides, tube trips and so on, so keep in touch with the visual changes that have occurred since I left the UK. Life's good!

@@williamstringer6519 Great stuff, William! It might sound partisan but I too refer to London, although many others run a close second. At one time I would have cited NYC, and it's still right up there, but now Berlin gives it a good run for its money. I visited more recently about three years ago to see the changes since the wall came down... my previous visit was only months after that event when the "no man's land" was still very much a wasteland. In fact I love Germany generally and have more recently travelled to Hamburg (a revelation), Cologne and Munich. I'm currently on a quest to visit as many European capitals and major cities as possible. I was in Amsterdam only last week and a few weeks before that the Iberian trio of Barcelona, Madrid and Lisbon. However back to Australia and I know I'd love it... Sydney has such a great setting, doesn't it, with two iconic structures, recognisable worldwide. Then of course there's Melbourne, Sydney's great cultural rival... one of my cousins lived there for about twenty years (he's now in southern France) All things being well I'll get there within the next few years, most likely after I retire in four. So thanks for your thoughts and information... I'm always happy to chat about foreign travel... and I have a lot of catching up to do!

I don't even like trains or anything. Geoff is just a really good story teller

@@RobertDoornbosF1 Any boring story can be made interesting with a good presenter/storyteller and any interesting story can be made boring by a bad presenter/storyteller.

@@SeanSMST Yes that's exactly what i said

Wasn’t it just?

thanks Gemma! it was a lot of work, appreciate the kind comment.

Great fun, really enjoyed watching

@@geofftech2 IM SO HAPPY FOR YOU

@@solsticepilgrimAre you also happy?

Some of the faux Bond music is nearly as good as the real stuff.

good to expect a mr marshall type person.

You're a top bloke Jen. Be great to bump into you one day.

@@mitzy123 Awwwww, what's that?... you can't even think of anything original? Bless your little cotton socks

I didn't know that. Cheers.

It's actually called "Bond, James Bond Street". [citation needed]

@@Ellyerre Top notch mister. New or Old, Bond's Streets ahead.

Heh you wish you met him

@@TeamSenke I actually did. I bet he will reply saying he was amazed by my Elizabeth Line Clothing.