Great Fire of London Walking tour for families - review - video Dailymotion

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I took my daughter, who’s seven and utterly obsessed with the Great Fire of London, on the Great Fire of London Family Walk—and it turned out to be the perfect adventure for both of us

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00:00That if we lay the monument on its side, the top of it would reach Pudding Lane and what happened at Pudding Lane?

00:17The Great Fire of Glundia, the fire started at Pudding Lane, so what road did you start on?

00:25Pudding Lane, perfect. Keep that in your head because we will be talking about that later.

00:31What year was it?

00:33Perfect, thank you so much. Steve?

00:35That's it.

00:36Four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, twelve.

00:44He baked.

00:46Bread. He baked bread. Does anyone know who he baked it for?

00:52The king.

00:53The king. He baked bread for the king.

00:55But the king, what were lots of the buildings made of?

00:58They were made of wood.

00:59They were made of wood. And does wood burn very easily?

01:02Yes, it burns very...

01:22The king.

01:29It doesn't have wood.

01:30It was worth $10,000.

01:32It was $18,000.

01:35It was 15,000.

01:36It was about $35,000.

01:42It was about $35,000.

01:46It was about $6,000.

01:48The king is a 11,000x50.

01:51You

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