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Why is their so much land not in use for houses or park's for kids an awful waste

Great footage

Cracking drone footage , I don't think most people are aware of the shear genius that went into the designing and planning, not to mention the millions of hard labour in digging and flattening out of most of the routes, and in particular that particular place you're filming as it crosses the River Kelvin, plus there was a complex rail network in that are also , Victorian genius ❤

Enjoyed That Nice Fireside Viewing Of The East End Could You Put A Link On Where To Purchase That Particular Drone Thank You

Ooh i used to live here in the 90s. Antonine road! Nice place

Looking good, haven't really got the space build anything but would love to one day get a wee bit of spare ground and build a small workshop with ' luxuries ' , heat , lighting, water, toilet, shower, nothing to fancy, just somewhere to get some peace😂

Sorry about the sound forgot the radio was on lol

Ridiculous music

Great drone footage of this stunning building. Its a shame to see it being taken over by nature. You did a great job captureing it my friend 👍👍😁

Another belter mate a love your flights urban is great

Brilliant work mate loved the view of the canal and the mix of house types also,,,,and a love looking into other folks gardens..am pure nosey lol

Not that bad anymore in the 200s u could see neds gangs dogs kids rubbish

Smashing footage. 👍

what drone is it you use? these look sick

Nice flight buddy 😊👍👍

Great video, such happy memories from playing there.

Very cool 😁👍

Wow ! Fantastic aerial vision, I don't think I really appreciated the size of land footprint that Ruchill Hospital had 😮

Its on my ' to do list ' never actually been in the Necropolis , just marvel at the stone work / masonry on these old grave stone, fascinating that some are 200 years old and more ,plus of course they say that the graves were responsible for the ' black plague ' in Glasgow as the heavy rain seeped into the Molindinar River / Burn which folks used for drinking water etc and the diseases from the rotting corpes carried contamination 😢

Greetings. Lovely show.

Spotless too.

Lovely place. Nice photography and great music. Nice!!!!

Fantastic film footage, really very clear and easy to identify the areas we are familiar with . Strange how accurate the builders are when building , roads , houses, industrial buildings etc straight roads, lovely curves,houses basically all in a nice line 👍

3:28 Balmore road/Ashgill road junction 😄I grew up in Milton (Ensay street and Ashgill road) in the 80s but we left in 1992. Nice to see how it looks these days, i see the sight of the old Glen Douglas pub is still an empty boarded off bit of spare ground to this day, wow. Great video mate 👍

Went To St Agnes's Catholic School in Lambhill In 1954, And It Was Like Country In Those Days, Untill They Built Cadder, And, It All Changed, ❤😊

Very nice video. 🎉

Absolutely brilliant as it’s where I grew up. So nice to see. I don’t remember it being so lush with such big trees and spare ground. Well done! 👏

Thanks for the vid but a piece inside me keeps saying remember there was a park just off almond road, he horses which ran freely on Fernlea, the BB ball across from the church and beside the school, the Porsche garage at the station. There may be a bigger change if they move the school down beside the library.

Wow, what a find this was. My old neighbourhood from the age of 5 until I left home. My old primary school, demolished & rebuilt where the old red blaes football pitch used to be. Bearsden Academy demolished & rebuilt on the old St Andrews College. The hill that I used to fly my kite on behind Shaw Hospital, not covered in houses. Great shots of Stirling Drive, Whitehurst, Iain Road, Milvertone Avenue & I even picked out my first home, 2 Laurence Drive. Great bit of filming, you should go back again & cover more of Bearsden as this upload only really covered Mosshead, Castlehill, Bonnaughton. Thank you, that brought back a lot of memories :)

Great film footage of a local team, excellent , identifying Queen's Cross and its surrounding 👍

Brilliant flight and footage. Add a new subscriber

Excellent film footage , great to track the areas you know and identify the locations, canal route ,roads etc 👍

Brilliant flight mate you got the weather eh?

Great video coverage of the building, Glasgow has some beautiful parks 👍

Cracking work again mate

My first job leaving school was working in galbriaths in western rd..i believe. I am 70 now.however it was great i came from temple. Cycle there under the canal at the station or along the bearsden rd turn left onto western rd at doshome park many many. Years ago .i loved it.thank you for the memories.my friend.x

Really good, thanks.

Nice one again mate weather been a bit kinder lately

You can pick up some easier recognised land marks, railway lines and the canal etc and take it from there, great film coverage , considering everyone's privacy 👍

brilliant mate made me look at this area and saw a house for sale 2.5 million!!!!

tota class mate i love urban and country views

Excellent film footage as always, actually quite hard sometimes to identify exact locations, plus what kind of stood out for me is the lack of actual road traffic, I would have imagined most households would be two cars, but that's not obvious in the filming ,.

Brilliant video. Well done!

Great video coverage, showing how prosperous Glasgow City Centre was 100-125 years ago, some of those buildings are absolutely stunning, sadly Glasgow has demolished a lot of the older buildings which could easily have rivalled Edinburgh 😅 not to mention the pioneering transport systems , trams, underground, electric buses , plus glass milk bottles and daily shopping bags, which lasted for ever ❤

Wow ! What fantastic aerial video footage, again a great test of our knowledge to trace the areas covered, this must be the view out feathered friends enjoy. Keep up the good work 👍

this still makes me laugh lol

Left in 1969 looks so much different. We lived on Auchingill road not far from Bishop Loch