A Trip to London

After speaking to Robert on the telephone this morning he asked us to visit London and find more supporters to join his protest. We traveled through the streets on our bus and noticed all of King James' ships carrying expensive goods, including sugar and wine. Then we noticed the people with little money on the streets and lots of us thought life in London during 1604 must have been very hard for some people.

Harrison and Declan discussing King James

Harrison seemed a bit of a dangerous bus driver - we almost crashed into St Paul's Cathedral.

A debate about the unfair taxes.

Joe was angry about how King James was treating everybody, but some people were happy because they were rich.

We had discussions with the locals in London to find out what they thought about having King James as a king.

Movie 0014 from Victoria Bailey on Vimeo.

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A Message from 1604

Last week a man called Robert got in touch. He was very angry about life in 1604 and did not like his king, King James I. He said he was being made to go to a Catholic church, when he wanted to go to a different one. He was upset because he had to pay the king a lot of money and thought it was unfair that he had so much money when other people were very poor.



Robert compressed from Victoria Bailey on Vimeo.

Hip hip hooray - It's Queen Ruby I

We were lucky enough to catch a glimpse of Queen Ruby I's coronation. She makes a wonderful queen!

Movie 0015 from Victoria Bailey on Vimeo.

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