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Barking to Wimbledon | District Line 4-Mic Surround

Travel the full District Line from Barking to Wimbledon in this real-time London Underground journey. Filmed in 4K using the Insta360 X5, this immersive ride captures every station, announcement, and tunnel echo across 32 stops. At 00:52, audio switches from the Insta360 X5 to the Zoom H2 Essential, delivering high quality surround sound and clearer ambient detail. 00:00 Barking 02:43 East Ham 04:44 Upton Park 06:37 Plaistow 08:23 West Ham 10:46 Bromley-by-Bow 12:44 Bow Road 14:08 Mile End 16:28 Stepney Green 18:25 Whitechapel 21:24 Aldgate East 23:29 Tower Hill 25:37 Monument 26:57 Cannon Street 28:09 Mansion House 29:49 Blackfriars 31:24 Temple 32:56 Embankment 34:36 Westminster 36:25 St James’s Park 37:46 Victoria 39:57 Sloane Square 41:58 South Kensington 43:42 Gloucester Road 46:29 Earl’s Court 48:54 West Brompton 51:44 Fulham Broadway 53:48 Parsons Green 55:48 Putney Bridge 58:02 East Putney 01:01:08 Southfields 01:03:45 Wimbledon Park 01:09:56 Wimbledon Unedited journeys. Real-time rides. Straight-up content. This channel documents full public transport journeys — trains, tubes, buses — exactly as they happen. No background music, no voiceover, and definitely no gimmicks. ➤ With An Insta360 X5, all videos are filmed by me as a regular passenger, with a focus on what you’d genuinely experience. 🎥 Explore My Other Channels: – 🏨 Hotel Reviews: @ianpaynehotelreviews – 🍽️ Food & Drink: @ianpaynefoodanddrink – 🚆 Urban Transport: @ianpayneurbantransport – ✈️ Aviation Window Views: @ianpayneaviation Each channel is part of the Ian Payne Family of Channels — focused, honest, and no-nonsense content built for viewers who want clarity without fluff. 🎥 Filmed and edited by myself Social Media 📱 Facebook:   / ianpaynecreative   Instagram:   / ianpaynetravel   🔒 Privacy Notice This video was recorded to document both the changing scenery and the natural flow of onboard life during the journey. I always aim to capture train travel as it genuinely unfolds, without disrupting passengers or staging interactions. During this journey from Barking to Wimbledon, several toddlers appear incidentally in the footage at different stages of the trip. While this was entirely incidental to the purpose of the recording, I applied blurs to their faces throughout, out of respect for their privacy. This was carried out using YouTube’s custom blur (fixed position) tool, and the blurs were successfully applied across all relevant segments. This recording was made in a public setting and is fully compliant with UK public filming laws and YouTube’s content policies. If you have any concerns, feel free to contact me directly.