Exploring Scrooge's London: 10 Locations from A Christmas Carol (a 20-minute video):
Check out that big bowl of wassail at 45 seconds! Join the T Stands for Tuesday blogger gathering and see what the other participants are sharing.
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...A Christmas Carol is a perennial favorite.
ReplyDeleteLike traveling through time. :)
ReplyDeleteAlways a classic story.
This sounds great. I don't have time to watch it now as the morning is somehow getting away from me, but after lunch when I sit down I am going to check it out, and look for the big bowl of wassail at 45 seconds. Happy T day Nita.
ReplyDeleteI am making up chocolate treats this morning-will be back to view Happy T
ReplyDeleteA favorite tale. I enjoyed the video although I had difficulty understanding the narrator. I especially liked the maps.
ReplyDeleteThisy sounds great, I will watch it later in bed! Valerie
ReplyDeletethat was so much fun! And a fun and festive reference for T Day. Wassail!
ReplyDeleteI love the Scrooge story!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed watching the video. I don't know London that well at all although I recognized a few places. Anyway. It was very interesting. I think the Christmas Carol is everyone's favorite.
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Lisca
How interesting, I love this Christmas classic and never really thought about the London locations connected to it. Thanks so much for sharing 😊. Sending you Happy T Tuesday wishes! Hugs Jo x
ReplyDeleteScrooge lived in a real part of London? I can’t really get my head around that.
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I'm just not a fan of this movie. But I know many enjoy it. Have a lovely evening.
ReplyDeleteThis is quite the find - thanks for sharing. This is the version of Christmas Carol we watch every Christmas Eve.
ReplyDeleteI used to watch this version every Christmas. Now we watch the Muppet Christmas Carol instead. It's certainly less scary.
ReplyDeleteHappy Belated Tea Day,
Kate
Wow! I'm impressed and learned a lot. And it even has a wassail bowl, too. Thanks for sharing this fun video with us for T this week, dear Nita. And seeing scenes of London mixed in with scenes from various Scrooge films was fabulous.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Sorry for my lateness, have a sick kitty. Happy T Day! Elle/EOTC xx
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