Thank you for this! I can’t believe how much it’s changed! Use to be all tenaments from what I remember. Use to sit on my grans veranda on Sumburgh St looking out on the derelict secondary school. Miss those days
My auntie stayed in the Soutra Place flats 12 up. She's long gone now. That was the 70s. My pal stayed in Bellrock St. I went to St. Andrew's across the Edinburgh Road and used to sometimes cross the Cranhill Park to go to my aunties for lunch. God memories. Thanks Paul
Hi Paul Just watched your video on Cranhill with my sister Sally who moved to Melbourne in 2016. My best friend Irene lived in Strone Road, Cranhill. It’s great to see your videos on Glasgow. Thanks again for all the great memories Paul. Martha (Agnew)
Cal here Paul. Glad to give a wee bit back to your Channel. Interesting to see schemes and place I never been to and some that bring back fond memories. Did like yer Ibrox tour..I thot yed dae a burly at Helen St...but naw ye went and I luved it😂. Your stop off and walk abouts like Campsie are great. Developing that side o things will bring in the subs. Keep Well Paul. God Bless.
Hi, My granny lived in Cranhill and your video brought back many great memories. I was brought up in Castlemilk and used to get the 22 or 46 bus to visit her, great days. I now live in Somerset (49 years), and try and visit Glasgow at least once a year, still love the place, great city. I wonder, if sometime you could do a tour of Castlemilk, Downcraig Road. I lived immediately across from St Margaret Mary’s primary school at No 43. Our house has gone now but I have fantastic memories and still think of the place all the time. Keep up the great work, you bring realism to your videos.
Lived in Crowlin Crescent top floor with fantastic views from 1972 to 1983 went to St Gregorys from 72-76. Crowlin Crescent was the main entrance to the school
Hi paul just seen your podcast on cranhill,thats no a community centre at corner of belleock crescent thats the auld church lol next to spare ground that used to be st modans primary school,lamlash crescent flats was where the cranhill arts project used to be,on ground of st gregorys is new primary called st maria goretti primary,aye i mind the auld toilets at the water tower,many years ago but thats when cranhill was cranhill,good auld days 😂😂.
The part where you were talking about the dog attacking you in skerryvore road was where the young brothers (ac/dc) where born /i went to the greg as well the one behind the Dal
margaret ryan here(married name) I lived in Barlanark from 63 to 66.We emigrated in 66 to adelaide SAust.My older brother went to Cranhill high school.We used to walk to Hoganfield Loch (mum and dad never new this till I let it slip in my late 30s) We used to muck around in the Queenslie industrial estate. I remember in 65 hundreds of Cranhill high kids came to the close next to us and grabbed a lad who was a prefect at the school and they bashed and stabbed him several times, had a bicycle chain embedded in his back and he nearly died of the injuries. This was all because he had reported one of the lads at school for smoking.This was on Barlanark Rd. It was one of the reasons mum and dad decided to emigrate, as they were worried about the gang violence at the time. Other than that I have fond memories of living in Barlanark , Knightswood and born in the coocaddens. OH by the way I guess you know that the Young brothers of AC/DC are from Cranhill. I still live in Adelaide.
Thankyou Margaret for your interesting comment yes the gang fights where all over glaagow at that time ,, changed days now but i bet your glad you went to Australia
Thanks Paul.Yes we are very glad we came to Australia. I forgot to mention that I have four brothersand mum and dad were worried for them Re the gang violence. Mum is now 92 but sadly her soul mate, my wonderful dad has passed away..My four brothers and myself also ventured into Easterhouse and beyond quite often unbeknown to mum and dad.Love your videos paul and listening to that great Glasgow accent.@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL
@grahamryan-o4y thankyou Margaret iam glad you enjoy thats what my channel is about bringing people together sharing comments and most importantly memories,,one day ill visit Australia myself ive a cousin there down under again thankyou for watching
Someone being clamped,but what about the cars parked on the pavement.Mobility scooter nae chance,prams nae chance,auld people nae chance,Too many cars on the road.sorry fir moaning.
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Thankyou ann for your support ❤️
Thank you for this! I can’t believe how much it’s changed! Use to be all tenaments from what I remember. Use to sit on my grans veranda on Sumburgh St looking out on the derelict secondary school. Miss those days
Your very welcome 😀
My auntie stayed in the Soutra Place flats 12 up. She's long gone now. That was the 70s. My pal stayed in Bellrock St. I went to St. Andrew's across the Edinburgh Road and used to sometimes cross the Cranhill Park to go to my aunties for lunch. God memories. Thanks Paul
Thankyou for watching
Hi Paul
Just watched your video on Cranhill with my sister Sally who moved to Melbourne in 2016. My best friend Irene lived in Strone Road, Cranhill. It’s great to see your videos on Glasgow. Thanks again for all the great memories Paul.
Martha (Agnew)
Your very welcome martha ,,,ive done your video in greenfield and your school shettleston academy
loved cranhill great memories lived in skerryvore road moved there in 1953 from calton when i was 5 years old love your stuff cheers 👍
Cheers robert
Cal here Paul. Glad to give a wee bit back to your Channel. Interesting to see schemes and place I never been to and some that bring back fond memories. Did like yer Ibrox tour..I thot yed dae a burly at Helen St...but naw ye went and I luved it😂. Your stop off and walk abouts like Campsie are great. Developing that side o things will bring in the subs. Keep Well Paul. God Bless.
Thankyou cal 👍
I’m overwhelmed seeing this, my granny Wales stayed in 110 Longstone Road years ago and it was great to get a look at it; thanks for the video!
Your welcome ann and thankyou again
Great memories of visiting my Gran and uncle Dave in the 70's on Crowlin crescent. Happy days
Superb
Hi, My granny lived in Cranhill and your video brought back many great memories. I was brought up in Castlemilk and used to get the 22 or 46 bus to visit her, great days. I now live in Somerset (49 years), and try and visit Glasgow at least once a year, still love the place, great city. I wonder, if sometime you could do a tour of Castlemilk, Downcraig Road. I lived immediately across from St Margaret Mary’s primary school at No 43. Our house has gone now but I have fantastic memories and still think of the place all the time. Keep up the great work, you bring realism to your videos.
Cheers pal ive done a few castlemilk videos
My Granny was the first tenant in their house on Startpoint street when the cleared the slums of Dalmarnock.
Really what year would you say that was
Used to go to Cranhill Secondary, finished in 85 . Long time ago.
Primary school was St Modens
I went there many years ago
Lived in fasnet street straight across from school
Thankyou pal
@@vincentray5300 thanks I said it was this school earlier but wasn’t 100 sure. I had 5 cousins that went to said school. McHugh was there name. 👍🏻
Lived in Crowlin Crescent top floor with fantastic views from 1972 to 1983 went to St Gregorys from 72-76. Crowlin Crescent was the main entrance to the school
Aye john i used to go in the top gate next to kittys van
@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL I remember KItty's van. It actually crashed into a car in Crowlin Crescent
@John-DC60 oh really, some profit she made aff selling singles
The chain his a new record.
Hi paul just seen your podcast on cranhill,thats no a community centre at corner of belleock crescent thats the auld church lol next to spare ground that used to be st modans primary school,lamlash crescent flats was where the cranhill arts project used to be,on ground of st gregorys is new primary called st maria goretti primary,aye i mind the auld toilets at the water tower,many years ago but thats when cranhill was cranhill,good auld days 😂😂.
@@shadocsdr aye cranhill was a large scheme back then
Nice one❤
Cheers donna 👍
The part where you were talking about the dog attacking you in skerryvore road was where the young brothers (ac/dc) where born /i went to the greg as well the one behind the Dal
Aye that dug allways remember that
Danger toon. All our old youth, and them comin later.
margaret ryan here(married name) I lived in Barlanark from 63 to 66.We emigrated in 66 to adelaide SAust.My older brother went to Cranhill high school.We used to walk to Hoganfield Loch (mum and dad never new this till I let it slip in my late 30s) We used to muck around in the Queenslie industrial estate. I remember in 65 hundreds of Cranhill high kids came to the close next to us and grabbed a lad who was a prefect at the school and they bashed and stabbed him several times, had a bicycle chain embedded in his back and he nearly died of the injuries. This was all because he had reported one of the lads at school for smoking.This was on Barlanark Rd. It was one of the reasons mum and dad decided to emigrate, as they were worried about the gang violence at the time. Other than that I have fond memories of living in Barlanark , Knightswood and born in the coocaddens. OH by the way I guess you know that the Young brothers of AC/DC are from Cranhill. I still live in Adelaide.
Thankyou Margaret for your interesting comment ,, yeah the gang fights where all over glaagow specially in the eastend of the time
Thankyou Margaret for your interesting comment yes the gang fights where all over glaagow at that time ,, changed days now but i bet your glad you went to Australia
Thanks Paul.Yes we are very glad we came to Australia. I forgot to mention that I have four brothersand mum and dad were worried for them Re the gang violence. Mum is now 92 but sadly her soul mate, my wonderful dad has passed away..My four brothers and myself also ventured into Easterhouse and beyond quite often unbeknown to mum and dad.Love your videos paul and listening to that great Glasgow accent.@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL
@grahamryan-o4y thankyou Margaret iam glad you enjoy thats what my channel is about bringing people together sharing comments and most importantly memories,,one day ill visit Australia myself ive a cousin there down under again thankyou for watching
Was the primary Smthycroft .
Think it was st moddins
Was Smithcroft secondary but wasnt near Cranhill but was Cumbernauld road .
Was the primary school st moddins my younger cousin’s went to it.
Think your right paul
@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL was I correct it’s a name lying in the back of my brain
You've got me thinking now lol
@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL I’m checking with said family members will let you know. 👍🏻🏴
E! yer wain!s yer care all, hope its still care.
Skerryvore place is no more😢
I went to the greg anaw m8
Brilliant
Eh, whanua, all still together, Maori word their, fir the wains and like
Hows goneby100 these days
I was in love way a lassie fae Bellrock Street many year ago, I wiz fae Ruchazie but we lost touch with each other
Memories jim wee never forget
17 high the flats are.
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Someone being clamped,but what about the cars parked on the pavement.Mobility scooter nae chance,prams nae chance,auld people nae chance,Too many cars on the road.sorry fir moaning.
I was told the new law was to come in on may 2024 ,, but ive not heard anything yet on it