Видео

Very nice ❤❤

Great video

Noticing how--on the whole--there are far fewer people out, and how much more space roads take up in the 2019 shots. More pedestrian only areas! More interesting variety of build design! More plants and trees!

what a dump

❤ Lovely

Well Done..

Amazing to see how much of your culture you Brits lost. Now all you see is Indians and black people carrying machetes

thank you

Excellent production. I am not sure all the changes were an improvement.

لكم الدنيا الفانية ولنا الآخرة الباقية نسأل الله الجنة .......... لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله

Hi

First comment

I loved

Beautiful flowers

Beautiful

We made nottingham so ugly 😒

Soooooo beautiful 👌👌👌👍💐

Such a shame that the majority of old buildings with beautiful architecture in Nottingham were destroyed by the council for no reason other than to replace them with soulless concrete blocks. At least a few of them have survived for the time being.

👍👏👍

I think it was one of the best displays this year at Lea. The Dorothy Clive garden also looked brilliant.

Lovely!!💕💕

Eden bravo super beautiful man! România

The last Goose Fair, before Covid

Too fast for me.

Thank you, enjoyed

Thankyou

Happy memories of my times in Nottingham, 64-67, 73-76. What was the name of the hotel in Long Row turned into the Littlewoods store? Was it the Black Boy?

Looks a great place.

awsome pic,s there and takes me right back to the 1980s.

Nice walk!

Fine architecture destroyed, to be replaced by grey cubist drab buildings and filled with so many fast food outlets. No wonder we are getting to be a nation of obesity.

Very clever how you did that. Interesting to see how over time, the ornate Victorian architecture of buildings, has been replaced with tasteless unsightly concrete buildings. Such a shame!

It seems a lot busier back in 1981.

Have to say, Parliament Street looks pretty grim - both in 1981 and in 2019. What on earth were they thinking??? .....or was it bombed in WW2?

Wow, it's quite startling that somewhere such as 'Angel Row' has changed more now since 1981, than between the first picture (Edwardian period?) and 1981. A real eye opener into how drastically the city has changed since the early 80's. Remarkable.

I totally agree with some of the messages on here.To destroy historic buildings in Nottingham for the sake of it,is shameful.Watson Fothergill is Nottingham’s most famous architect,yet they tore down one of his most famous buildings,The Black Boy hotel in 1970,when so many people campaigned to save it.The Victoria train station,Drury hill,The flying horse inn,Arkwright street,destroyed.Then building the terrible Broad Marsh centre,effectively cutting off Lister gate from Arkwright street,and building the equally terrible Maid Marion Way,and destroying the historic almshouses and countless other buildings,shows how bad Nottingham City Council have been,THEN & NOW😡

Thank you Michael some wonderful memories of our home city,some things just did not need changing,Black boy hotel,for what we have now,truly truly shocking.

I'm shattered after that walk to Shardlow

Same old story. Old historic buildings with character demolished so the proletariat could be turned into obedient stupid zombies. Grew up in Coventry, the same old story again while parts nostalgic Germany and Poland, for example, were restored to their former proud selves.

you got a great pic of the east row. wow iv been dieing to see that.......

Nice bike ride! 👍

Hi Michael many thanks for this video. This is my dream home which I viewed back in 2007 unfortunately the funds weren't available at the time. I didn't venture up to the folly so again thankyou for the virtual visit! Regards Alison

🚴 nice day for a bike ride.

Well that was a nice ride 😊

Nice peaceful ride

Thank you for a beautiful film of somewhere I love to visit in all seasons, I'm about 1/2 hour drive away and love this area!

Thank you for putting this together its great, the Facebook site Nottingham Way Back When would love to see this.

Wow those rides are superb.

Epic

Hey ive been to bookingham palace