Morning London Commute 🚴‍♂️ [Actioncam]

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Hackney Downs to Somerset House


A London daily morning commute between Zones 1-2, cycling.

Captured on Actioncam,  morning 19-9-2019 around 9:00 am. First attempt to record something like this, to share a little bit of casual every-day type of video. I tend to like these playing (on large screens) as a background image flow, while listening to music ;-) 

NJoy!



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Location: London, UK

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