Old Mountain Ash.

[@Anonymous-ez8rt]

My nanny was from mountain ash R.I P nan ❤

[@gianpierocroci9451]

Me and my Brother were born in Mountain Ash but lived in Aberdare....I,m now in Italy but still miss the Valleys sometimes...😢😢😢😢

[@cliverichards9850]

Thank you for this wonderful dose of nostalgia for my family home..

[@DOCTORDROTT]

I was born in Mountain Ash . Lived at Gladstone Street and Edward Street . Played on the hillsides when I was a kid.

[@johnolden5078]

Watched again and again a brilliant video 😢 never fails to get me emotional 😢

[@meanthony5474]

Amazing video..

[@PatriciaDavies-q8p]

I so enjoyed this video the music made me proud to be Welsh

[@garethroberts3616]

Born and bred in my town - no doubt , I'll die here , love Mountain Ash . All my children and grand children are here, it's home, couldn't or want to be anywhere else - home is where the heart is, that say's it all . Aberpennar 🖤💛🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@thegrumpygrandpa5783]

I live 4,000 miles away in the US. I miss my home very much. My kids and grandkids are there and it hurts. By the way, I'm the young lad on the sea-saw in the opining picture. A long time ago now.

[@iamearthbornami]

Truly fabulous

[@marilynwatts1435]

Wow amazing I lived in Timothy row so many memories ❤

[@alisonwilliams7842]

Absolutely wonderful to see these!

[@christhomas3267]

My husband was from Mountain Ash, he learned to walk on the coal tips with his father.

[@marilynwatts1435]

Moved to penybryn ❤

[@daibolical8532]

Thanks for sharing, brilliant compilation 👏🏻🙏🏻

[@michaelthomas-yg7pk]

Thanks so much for posting this! My dad (Evan Thomas) was born and raised next door in Cwmbach. Circa 1973 he and wife Delores bought and ran the sub post office in Mountain Ash

[@vangogh8321]

Thank you for sharing, My Nan and Great Grandparents were from Mountain Ash, My Great Grandfather was a miner and eventually died of the miner's disease here in Sussex, It is really interesting to see where they lived.

[@stever7915]

Thank you for posting this video. It is a great compilation and historical record of life in the valley towns. It brought back many memories of my early years there.

[@siorcymru7812]

Lived in Tanycoed st until 1985. now in Canada.

[@RiaDavies]

Agh thanks for taking the time to post this. Throughly enjoyed it! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@helenmitchell1631]

I was sent this by a friend who lived in mountain ash - can anyone tell me the name of the choir - it’s wonderful

[@rosdavies6289]

Hi My parents were both from Mountain Ash my Dad was Juliffe living in Oakland street

[@hardcorecwtchers8000]

Good old Miskin Co-op

[@farley1968]

I really enjoyed your video - do you have any pics of the old Pavilion (built around 1905)? Thanks

[@thegrumpygrandpa5783]

Thanks for the kind comment. The only pictures I have are in the video. It's everything I have really.

[@eirawelch3092]

Which school was the second photo taken I knew some of the children in the photo as they where in school with me

[@thegrumpygrandpa5783]

I'm not sure. I knew the teacher, but I don't remember the class. The first school wa Darrenlas, I'm actually in that picture.

[@williamshepherd2543]

The name of the first song and the choir, please?

[@thegrumpygrandpa5783]

Sosban Fach is the name. Can't remember the choir who sang it. It's an old Welsh folk song.

[@davidthomas5990]

you are so lucky nobody would come to mountain ash unless they were mentally sick

[@simonlevett4776]

I'd swap south-east London for Mountain Ash any day.