Barging from old London to Shepperton along the Thames in 1924 in colour! [AI enhanced & colorized]

Very interesting film footage of a trip by boat over Father Thames from London to Shepperton almost a century ago.
The quality of this film is not as good as our other film called "Barging through old London in 1924 in colour". The reason is the poor quality of the B&W original film. Nevertheless it was felt to be worth while to restore and colourize this footage to be shown on my Youtube channel.

The film, produced by Graham Wilcox, shows a trip up the Thames, starting at Canbury Gardens in Surrey, to Shepperton. Among other it shows beautiful locations like Molesey, David Garrick’s House and Fred Karno's Karsino' of Tagg’s Island. We pass many splendid houses that border the river as well as houseboats of the more affluent inhabitants of greater London.

The original film has been motion-stabilized, speed-corrected, enhanced and A.I. colorized.

Music: Johannes Bornlof & Trevor Kowalski.

Timeline (draft, to be completed):
00:00 The Thames North Of Teddington
00:44 Canbury Garders below Kingston
01:08 Kingston Bridge, built in 1914
01:25 London suburbia, Surbiton
03:22 The Royal Palace at Hampton Court
04:00 Molesey Lock
04:31 Charming Molesey
05:09 Villa where the celebrated actor David Garrick lived
05:33 Hampton village
05:50 En route to Sunbury
06:28 Sunbury
06:45 Another lock at Sunbury
07:30 Continuing over the bendy river Thames, with 12 bends
07:50 Historic Walton
08:03 The place where Ceasar forded the Thames to attack Cassivellaunus in 54 BC
08:11 Passing under Walton bridge
08:36 Weybridge lock
09:18 Some of the best agicultural land in the UK
09:42 On to Shepperton
09:58 Shepperton where the boat turns back to Charing Cross
10:51 House of a famous Savoyard, D'Oyly Carte
11:25 End of the trip and back to London.