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Are these Kelvinside accents? Is this a case of 'middle class intellectuals ' demonstrating their pity for the lower orders? Hardly profound, to put it mildly.

I heard Robert Street will be completely demolished in 2025.An evil place full of jocks without the full shilling.

Lovely video ... Thank you so much. Your aerial views of Blair Castle were beautiful with a great choice of music in the background. You seem to have a great relationship together with lots of humour and laughs which in turn made me laugh out loud too. I've only just come across your channel but now subscribed and looking forward to joining you on future travels. Thank you again and Happy New Year for 2025.

The first group of houses in the video weren’t part of the Robert Street/Clune Park Estate . Wilson Street and Montgomery Street are council houses., which is why you can see that they are still occupied. The Clune Park Estate was private housing and went into decline and disrepair when rogue landlords started buying them up and not maintaining them. The resource centre behind the school was still in use , but the school went on fire recently (hence the damage to the church) so not sure if it’s still being used. The estate was built on a former orchard which is why there’s an apple on the ship sculpture at the small play park at the beginning of Robert Street.

my mum grew up the top end of the port and I spent almost every Saturday of my childhood there too , my Granda worked in fergosons for most of his working life

What an absolute dump...it has nothing going for it...other than the road out.

I saw this island on a map (in an atlas, a real book), and found my way here. What a beautiful island. Absolutely stunning.

Escaped from Robert Street and uk years ago.Live in Holy Russia.Christian country fighting evil yanks and vassal ignorant Brits.Holy Russia prevails.Do any Brits have morals?

Yes it's overhyped there's nothing their it's just like any wee place nothing their and only about half a mile long you go all that distance to have a meal in a pub it's a terrible place to visit

Since early eighties old tenements most were private cheapest property back then run down past it's date to serve

If driving from Glasgow it's port Glasgow,Greenock, then Gourock, the Clyde shipyards had deepest ports world wide,west coast always rain

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I was in cardross residential school, stunning you have the train station right at the Clyde. Love it up there miles better than Motherwell

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I'd heard of Port Glasgow but not the ghost town thing. It would be a shame if the red brick buildings were demolished rather than restored. The grey buildings less so. As you imply, definite Eastern European vibe with those.

Key safe!! So the council and police don't need to break in when the junkies ither overdose,die or lose the keys, etc, 😊

When you come back, it will look like Pakistan ,You won't be welcome, ither😢

I lived at number 31 Robert street back in the early 90’s for a couple of years, it wasn’t that bad, there were good folks and bad folks like everywhere else. The flat roofs were always a problem, it was like a swimming pool ! i had water dripping through my top flat concrete ceiling and there was nothing could be done about it. Lots of good Memories of times there with people who are no longer here or near. x I hope in the future it turns out to be a nice place to live again.

KNOW THIS AREA EXTREMELY WELL GREAT PLACE TO EXPLORE.

You are about 10 yrs too late to see The Steps when it really was good.

I enjoy your videos keep up the good work

Great video love the realism, we've all been in these situations and it can be a bit stressful

Thank you from The Netherlands for the nice and interesting video! I heard these new Nightjet trains will also start running Amsterdam <> Vienna in a few months, can't wait to try them!

​ @terrifictraveltales why do you see it as overhyped? I live here. There's more to Pitlochry than a dam and a theatre. If you watch Travelling Tourist's video "A Pitlochry Day Trip" you'll learn a lot more. It's a 7 minute video packed with info.

Got to 3:20 and thought, you’re going the wrong way !! Cos that my house😳😂😂

The local guys who run the car wash come from Albania, when I chat to them they all miss the weather far too little sun here in the north of Ireland

lan, get oot the gutter.

Nice visit to south castlemilk😅. Should get the 3C bus from George square to Strathaven and visit a lovely town that has a load of history and only 30 mins from Glasgow

You don't seem to be ending your trips in a pub there days. Is that just a summer thing?

Good vlog. Went to Linlithgow in June for the perambulation of the marches ceremony. Like a gala day event. Nice historic town. The John Muir path runs from Dunbar to Helen's burgh.

Really interesting. I'll put this on my next visit list. I travel from Oxford to Scotland every year to visit different places. Always public transport, so appreciate your train trips.😊 It is weird how they build absolute monstrosities amongst beautiful old buildings isn't it. Plenty of that in Oxford!😊

Absolutely love Linlithgow!

Nice video. I live in Polmont, 5 mins away by train, and have never visited the Palace, so will need to go! The comments about the guttering made me chuckle 🙂

Welcome to my stomping ground, I live on the south of Loch Lomond Arrochar isn’t what it used to be, they had a chippy ran by a woman from Surrey, a little newsagent for treats, a burger van thing and a manned petrol station You sound German/Dutch

Drumchapel was a village at one time too.

Really interesting. That said, so many towns and cities throughout the UK are collections of villages that eventually merged into one. They reckon London is like that. What's unique about this one is it retains a village feel.

You should check out Glasgow's forgotten village - Grahamston. You might get some interesting material for your vlog.

Eilann Garbh. The rough island. Ee-lann gar-iv.

Strange accent

I cycle up to Carmunnock a lot to do some loops of nice lanes around the farms. I did wonder if you were on an e bike when you said 23 mins and were standing in the Gorbals! It's a lovely village. If you fancied going back again to do more exploring, take the train to Thorntonhall and cycle to Carmunnock, it's 2 miles away. It would involve cycling on quiet lanes mostly and 1 short bit on a busier road. Thorntonhall is a nice sleepy village too albeit it comes under South Lanarkshire.

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Google read my mind, I was just thinking of having a stroll round Carmunnock tomorrow.

If you had walked in that gate at number six you would have seen a seating area of the mitchell restaurant.

Milngavie is worth checking out some nice cycling around Murdock park, water works etc

Speak up can hardly hear you 😮

Scotland's full of villages n Edinburgh's the capital not Glasgow

Yet another pavement cyclist - GET ONTO ROAD WHERE YOU BELONG, AND STAY THERE!!!

Yep, as soon as you said Kings Park, I knew you'd confused Carnunnock Rd with Carmunnock. "Hope it's not hilly" it's the bloody biggest hill there is!.