these gems get better with repeated views, thank you John Rogers again , five years since I first saw it, and still joy there to be had from watching them

ha, i remember this one in particular, as it had that shot of nick's wargame in it! nice of him to answer those who wished to know which game it was, too. the battle has celebrated its 80th anniversary this year. i also think that cats and wargames don't mix! i wonder how many times nick has flipped his lid, because kitty jumped on top of the table with the game in progress lol well, there go the desert rats - rommel couldn't defeat them, but, kitty could 🙃

Im speechless .l love the video. So much to make you think my heart aches

There's a lot of Viking history in that area, Neasden is Nose Hill in scandinavian, Gunnersbury was Gunnhildes house a lot of the people in the west of london have typical viking / scandal features, blue eyes, blonde hair etc.

I love the old Victorian pumping stations, I used olive near the ones around Teddington.

both me grandads worked at hanley pages during n after the war.

love it

Fantastic John, long shot but what’s the song?

I remember this day well: 1. The Germans won. 2. The silly old bag in the park who fancied herself as an expert on ring-neck parakeets.

Who’s here in 2020?

JOHN IF THAT CHURCH IN TH DISTANCE IS ST ANDREWS KINGSBURY, IT IS THE CHURCH REMOVED FROM JUST NORTH OF OXFORD STREET CENTRAL LONDON !!!, PETER.

My dad grew up In neasden

War games are far too complicated for me. Should've sneakily moved a couple of the pieces John to confuse Nick...

do you mind if i ask what the name of the war game is ?

I take umbrage to them changing the name of the park! History should be respected, not tore asunder! I also heard they tore down the old spotted dog pub!? Sacrilege!