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Thanks for this. Will send it to my 90 year old mum who grew up in Twechar

What church spire is that is it highlighted.?

Nice video bro keep it up 🙌💯

amazing , take care.

Well put together with comments to.

Love this. Markinch resident back in the day.

Love it! One of my favourite places.

My father was born here in 1912; and grew up there until he was 10 and emigrated to the US

Sorry, I am from Airdrie and the best way to enjoy peel park is to sit with a fish supper and leave the birds alone. I adopted kirkintilloch during the pandemic and have visited ever since. Have a look at Airdrie and consider yourself fortunate you live there

Can't see a thing from up there

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I can see my old house up Bar-d

Loved growing up in broadfeild avenue when I was a kid , everyone new won another, day's when you could leave your front doors open , now community's are distant and no won gives a dam for the places they liv in , would if possible go back to the 70s and 80s magical era's growing up in my town off port glasgow, thanks for the video pal brilliant video 😉👍

Port not a bad wee town , was born there same as my wife , moved away to find work in the early 80s to Luton in England OK for working there but didn't like it one bit moved back to Scotland after nine year's then to Highlands to inverness in early 90s happy to say now we're back and settled in our own wee town off port glasgow, where the people are always friendly and welcoming wouldn't want to be eanyware els now , little towns got lot's going for it nowadays, with beautiful views off the Clyde, don't know what you've got till you've been away how lucky we are to liv here, in my early 60s now and here to stay 🌄

Well done!!! You've actually done the near impossible and made the Port look like a half decent place!!!

Brilliant work pal.

Wonderful, I was born there, left in 1962 for New Zealand

Great vid, keep up the good work 👍

Great wee town these days especially with the big shopping precinct as you drive in from the greenock end. Best town in inverclyde by a mile.

This was the tonic I needed, grew up there sixties, seventies & early eighties. Especially poignant thinking of my parents forging a life through tough times. Thanks for posting, I needed that. 🙏

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We called them the stabs

I was brought up in poplar street, went to chapelton primary school in 1950s, this was in lillybank road. Remember railway line behind poplar street gibbshill. above that, the violet plain, worked in yards as a welder when i left school.was part of fitting out squad which meant working on boats after they were launched. Inchgreen drydock and kingston basin as well as james watt dock. Left greenock in 1971, only been back for birthdays or funerals. Thank you for video, brought back so many memories.

Anyone remember the metal dome in the swing park on Burns road , that thing was lethal.

Jim Campbell❤

In The 50s I Used To Go To Port Glasgow And Stay With My Brother- In- Law Billy Hanlons Auntie Annie Scullion, Had Some Of The Greatest Times Of My Life With Her Son Jim, Great Place, I Now Live In Australia, Have Been Here For 60Years, But I'll Never Forget The Kindness Of The People There, Real Highland Welcome, I Was In New Zealand In 1967 To 1968, And Met 2 Chaps From Port Glasgow, Ross Mc Intyre, And, Robert Tosh, We Were Great Friends And Had A wonderful Time, I Got Married To An Aussie Girl In 1967, And We Came Back To Australia, still Together After 57 Years, Still Miss Scotland.❤❤😊

Loving that dark moody sky great work.

i can see my old home (Berwick road) 👍

Fantastic footage. It all looks very different from that height.

Made me quite nostalgic

Wonderful, thanks for that. I've been away from Kirkie for 20 years and can hardly believe how much it's changed❤❤

I received as a Christmas present 2 years ago a drone in which my intention was to take pictures of Kirkintilloch, to date its still in its box. Reading the comments below I remember getting the train with my ma and da from Kirkintilloch (eastside) that stopped at Back O Loch, until we could join the main line to Glasgow. And talking of how Kirkie has grown, At the General election in 1983 we covered, in one night, to every home in Kirkintilloch and Lenzie an election address from Margaret Bain. Ah Happy days, Love the vids.

need to get those slates checked thanks

I've owned a DJI mini 2 for almost three years ago and I've yet to conquer the fear of flying too far or crashing it! I'm wondering if that's a common experience for drone users and how they overcome it?

Thank you. This video brought a lot of memories back. From my teenage dating days waiting at the bus stop next to the library for two hours on a Sunday night to get home to the Port, then 30 years later returning home to Scotland and visiting my Mum, now living In a lovely apartment in Kilmacolm. Oh and being told that I have lost my Scottish twang from the fish and chip guy at the end of the road.

I was going to send this to my scottish friend who is now living in Israel...and then I realized that it looked too much like what's happening every day in Gaza..... Interesting how 'fireworks' are so 'relative'... Depends on where you are and how you see them.... Let's hope for a better year...

Oh they didn't have an instant fireworks display this year 😂

Still a shit hole

I’m in search of an old friend in Kirkintilloch Laura Smith (aka..powerpuffgirl)

Beautiful place well done.

Wee place actually look not too bad from above 😂