I’m a first generation Australian.My dad was from Maryhill.He lived in Napiershall street.Cheers to all my long lost relatives from down under🇦🇺🏴👍
Good to see Glasgow in such good weather! If you watch Still Game - "Cauld", about 27 minutes in, when Victor turns on his electric fire, it cuts to an outside scene showing where his house was.
Been in the USA for nearly 20 years now, but I'll never forget my Maryhill roots. Had many good friends from the Valley, the Butney and the Wyndford. Thanks for this mate. It was an emotional journey. Some nice upgrades around the place too!
Thanks for the tour mate, am from Newcastle but love Still Game and always get to Glasgow for a couple of weekends a year, we stay in the city and just get on the drink to be honest.
I was born and raised in Niven st .I then moved to craigmount drive ,then to stirrat st and then Whitelaw st .my parents were born in maryhill but moved to langa st in cadder. My family still live in maryhill. It's all changed now I wouldn't recognize it now .
A great wee trip down memory lane for me , cant believe how much change has taken place in certain areas since I regularly drove a few of those roads 1970 and 80's . I woked in Lomond Street which was just about in view at the very end , behnd the Vogue on Balmore Road . The changes on Ruchill street with new homes and then on Bilsland Drive are amazing to see . I also have a very early memory in early 1950's visiting one of my mums sisters and husband in a small flat in tenement that overlooked the old Maryhill barracks . They were very much still in use at that time . Thanks for sharing
That was excellent Paul. The lad's were on the 14th floor which I thought was great as I also live on the 14th floor of a tower block in Bedford. Maryhill looks lovely and the Viking looks like a great place for a pint. I might get up that way this summer for a couple of days, it's definitely on my to do list. I like that they left that lovely stone wall around the Wynford estate, it really enhances the area. Remember when Winstons' leg went flying through Jack's window with all his money stuffed into it? Haha, that was hilarious. And yes, I remember the episode outside the flats with the ice and the non- slip shoes, priceless. Thanks for posting, great content. Kind regards.
Hi Paul please would you be kink enough at some point to return to Maryhill. I would like to see all Semour Street including the cinema that I was told used to exist there. I know there has been a lot of work in the area to improve it. Glasgow generally is beginning to look really good with all the regenerative housing projects going on. It’s a beautiful city anyway with all its parkland and historical architecture. Thank you once again for taking the time to make these videos. Continued blessings upon you and your family.
@Chris-hp8yf chris ,, i dont think thrre is a street in maryhill called semour st,,,could uou give me a pointer on this street,,, tryd google but couldn't find it ,, ive never heard of it
I’ have been watching still game for the 8th time now this video pop up on my CZcams.... I wish they make more series like that...btw I learnt some Scottish too through the show...❤❤❤
Just came across this one. That street u started off from was the street my wife was brought up in. She lived there till she was 10 before the family moved to garthamloch.
I used to go to Glasgow when I was young and I stayed in Mary Hill at my sisters house and when my mother passed away we buried her ashes in her dad's grave and I'm sure that was in Mary Hill as well 💔
Hi, George Hutton, my wife was born in hopefield Rd in 1953,her full name was Mary Hutton Gorrel Hannah. The two middle names are after her grandparents I'm sure so you and her are probably related.. Lol her dad's name was Hugh Hannah, does that name ring any bells?
I would recommend SALTCOATS , Good beach during the day , then a few drinks in THE LABOUR CLUB at night, this is particularly recommended on a saturday, but always set a reminder on your mobile when to leave in order to Catch the last choo- choo back to GLasGOW CENTRAL.
@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL Paul, there' s a Magic pub there " BAR ONE" ( as opposed to BAR- L !!) , been Going there and to the Labour club and other pubs in Saltcoats since 1978, its a " PUB CRAWL MAN'S" paradise . LABOUR CLUB still does the karaoke and bingo !!
Osprey heights ,ano they were next door to each other, remember isa peeping through her letter box 😂still game and still watching 😂😂absolutely brilliant, Winston was a Starman him and isa 😂😂😂😂
I’m a first generation Australian.My dad was from Maryhill.He lived in Napiershall street.Cheers to all my long lost relatives from down under🇦🇺🏴👍
Well said
Good to see Glasgow in such good weather! If you watch Still Game - "Cauld", about 27 minutes in, when Victor turns on his electric fire, it cuts to an outside scene showing where his house was.
Still game is a classic
Left in 1962 ,,great memories,,lived in trossachs St,,followed the Jags ,,cheers pal
Moan the jags
I remember your name,think you knew my brother Allan
Been in the USA for nearly 20 years now, but I'll never forget my Maryhill roots. Had many good friends from the Valley, the Butney and the Wyndford. Thanks for this mate. It was an emotional journey. Some nice upgrades around the place too!
Thankyou for watching scratcher ill do some more of maryhill shortly,, enjoy your life in the 🇺🇸 USA
Hello yes I am thank you .Lived at Wilton street for a few years
Thanks for the tour mate, am from Newcastle but love Still Game and always get to Glasgow for a couple of weekends a year, we stay in the city and just get on the drink to be honest.
I was born and raised in Niven st .I then moved to craigmount drive ,then to stirrat st and then Whitelaw st .my parents were born in maryhill but moved to langa st in cadder.
My family still live in maryhill.
It's all changed now I wouldn't recognize it now .
A great wee trip down memory lane for me , cant believe how much change has taken place in certain areas since I regularly drove a few of those roads 1970 and 80's . I woked in Lomond Street which was just about in view at the very end , behnd the Vogue on Balmore Road . The changes on Ruchill street with new homes and then on Bilsland Drive are amazing to see . I also have a very early memory in early 1950's visiting one of my mums sisters and husband in a small flat in tenement that overlooked the old Maryhill barracks . They were very much still in use at that time . Thanks for sharing
Thankyou for taking the time to write a comment
the little blue shop just up from Casablanca's is an excellent wee roll shop and the family that own it are salt of the earth well worth a visit
Lived in avenuepark st loads of pals and good memories
That was excellent Paul.
The lad's were on the 14th floor which I thought was great as I also live on the 14th floor of a tower block in Bedford.
Maryhill looks lovely and the Viking looks like a great place for a pint. I might get up that way this summer for a couple of days, it's definitely on my to do list.
I like that they left that lovely stone wall around the Wynford estate, it really enhances the area.
Remember when Winstons' leg went flying through Jack's window with all his money stuffed into it? Haha, that was hilarious. And yes, I remember the episode outside the flats with the ice and the non- slip shoes, priceless.
Thanks for posting, great content. Kind regards.
Thankyou for your great comment ,, we can never get fed up of jack n victor they are a classic 👌
Hi Paul please would you be kink enough at some point to return to Maryhill.
I would like to see all Semour Street including the cinema that I was told used to exist there.
I know there has been a lot of work in the area to improve it.
Glasgow generally is beginning to look really good with all the regenerative housing projects going on.
It’s a beautiful city anyway with all its parkland and historical architecture.
Thank you once again for taking the time to make these videos.
Continued blessings upon you and your family.
Thankyou chris semour street ,,, ill be back in maryhill shortly,,, ive noted it 👍
@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL Thank you Paul.
@Chris-hp8yf chris ,, i dont think thrre is a street in maryhill called semour st,,,could uou give me a pointer on this street,,, tryd google but couldn't find it ,, ive never heard of it
@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL l spelt it wrong.Sorry.Its Semore Street.
@Chris-hp8yf ok
I’ have been watching still game for the 8th time now this video pop up on my CZcams.... I wish they make more series like that...btw I learnt some Scottish too through the show...❤❤❤
Thanks for watching
hi paul my name is thomas i used to drink in framions in mary hill i love your videos mate
Thankyou very much thomas
Hello from USA, nice drive.
Hello americaaaaa
Just came across this one. That street u started off from was the street my wife was brought up in. She lived there till she was 10 before the family moved to garthamloch.
Garthamlock was a scheme and a half back in the day peter but look at it now totally transformed
Her family house is still there on gartloch Rd. One of the few of the closes that wasn't pulled down
when you turn on to Bilsland Dr at 22.09 my grandparents live there
The Wynford was a garrison post used by English soldiers for the subjugation of Scotland. They left in the 1930's.
Had a wonderful holiday in glasgow and stayed in a flat in Saltmarket many years ago
Glad you had a good time
God looks so clean,i lived in the old tenemants 3 up,no bathrooms just shared toilets on the landings,its like luxury now,dont recognise anything
Born Nansen St,Maryhill in 58 went to oakbank primary till 1970 then moved,don't recognise anywhere its massive
I remember you Elaine.
I used to go to Glasgow when I was young and I stayed in Mary Hill at my sisters house and when my mother passed away we buried her ashes in her dad's grave and I'm sure that was in Mary Hill as well 💔
I was born 28 byshot Street in 1947 my mum Martha mattie Hutton took me to Belfast in 1950 I,m still here
Thanks George for your comment 👍
Hi, George Hutton, my wife was born in hopefield Rd in 1953,her full name was Mary Hutton Gorrel Hannah. The two middle names are after her grandparents I'm sure so you and her are probably related.. Lol her dad's name was Hugh Hannah, does that name ring any bells?
If you can take use to navids shop still game please
Oioi ppl👍👌grew up in Maryhill 👍like they say, you can take the man oot of Maryhill, but ye cannae take the Maryhill oot the man🤣🤣respect 🙌👍👌
The Clansman was the houses that you mentioned.
Cheers pal
what are the half circle things at the side of the Rd @ 22.22
Thats for bikes for residents
At 5.46 that's where i was born 1959
I was born in a tenement in George’s cross same year ! Maybe our prams sat outside same shops😊
My first girlfriend wis fae ruchill, Alison McQuade. happy memories.
I would like to see the small towns in Scotland 😊
I would recommend SALTCOATS , Good beach during the day , then a few drinks in THE LABOUR CLUB at night, this is particularly recommended on a saturday, but always set a reminder on your mobile when to leave in order to Catch the last choo- choo back to GLasGOW CENTRAL.
Now your talking leave it with me
What towns would you like
@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL Paul, there' s a Magic pub there " BAR ONE" ( as opposed to BAR- L !!) , been Going there and to the Labour club and other pubs in Saltcoats since 1978, its a " PUB CRAWL MAN'S" paradise . LABOUR CLUB still does the karaoke and bingo !!
@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL Saltcoats , Girvan , Rothesay , Millport, and alloa is a smashing wee town, has the river forth Going through it.
Clydebank, faifley
Ill keep that in mind
All changed ...probably for the better but seems souless now ...i left in 72 when they pulled my block down.
Its called Munns Bar
Old memel street springburn
cracking video the Maryhill Baracks shut down in 1959
Thankyou
Framptons is closed down now.
Yer videos make me homesick.
Gerard hope they give you good memories
@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL 👍😮💨
The army barracks if my memory serves me right was the H L i barracks
Osprey heights ,ano they were next door to each other, remember isa peeping through her letter box 😂still game and still watching 😂😂absolutely brilliant, Winston was a Starman him and isa 😂😂😂😂
Absolutely brilliant is still game can never get anuff of it
@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL ano 👍😄
Streets are looking clean paul where do you live now?
Gerard give me a email if u want ill get back to you
@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL I don't do e mail paul
Are you going to watch the rugby? From South Africa paul.
Aye the rugby is all right ,,to watch ,,Scotland as a good team
@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL the final now.
Munns vaults
14th floor. when winston was delivering pizzas.
They say its magic at Maryhill 😂
Pubs called Munns am sure kiddo.
Your spot on there davie
@@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL aye kiddo, bein a lifelong JagsMan it's our pub b4 the game! That and the Tower! 🤣🤘🏻❤️💛
@daviethistle6211 com on the jagsss
Old memel street springburn