I showed this to my family who mostly lived in the auld toon apparently my auntie jeans father ran the railway tavern.

If I was an Elon musk I would buy every thing and put it back how it was 😢

Thank you, and to Frank Clement , for putting up this video. Enjoyed. I paid close attention at the time of the 1976 1500m final. I reckoned that if he hadn't been trapped on the inside at the critical moments, he could have been on the podium. A few years prior to that, I was in the same year as him, ( though never met ) doing engineering at Strathclyde University. Electrical for me, Civil for him, as I recall. I absolutely remember sitting in that enormous lecture theatre, taking notes, as the sound of rattling beer cans echoed round me. Well, that's engineers for you.

Frank was a great athlete. He was unlucky not to medal in the 1500m at Montreal in 1976 and to miss out on a medal or even win the Commonwealth 1500m at Edmonton in 1978. Best wishes. 👍🏃🏿‍♂️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Please upload the original videos of the 76 Olympic trials, if you can.

There is a book of Munn's photographs but it is now out of print sadly: 'Summers Lang Syne: Scotland 1930 to 1959 - The Photographs of John P Munn, text by David Elliot, Falkirk Council, 2005.

Is there any books of his photography available to buy?

Seeing the Engines on the Waverley, is worth the ticket price itself.

That was SO interesting, thank you!

I Lived in Grangemouth for 12 years 1967 - 1979. I was 4...Part of the Glasgow overspill. I stayed in Strowan Road then spent 2 years in Garry Place, Bowhouse. Moved back to Glasgow (still live). I have very happy memories of living in Grangemouth.

Great video. Very informative.

Thank you for sharing!

Interesting presentation.

Exhaustive as it was engaging, I thoroughly enjoyed that! So informative, even after all my years in & on the River, I still learnt so much. A bit miffed I didn't see a picture of my handsome mug anywhere ! ? ! Now to go spot the statue of the sailor on Dean Bridge and hopefully an Otter sighting! Cheers

What an excellent explanation of lock styles.

Superb I wasn’t born till 57 in south Marshall st, Grangemouth. But still remember a lot of these old scenes I’ve just retired and now live in Callander greatest regret is not getting my parents old photos this makes up for a lot as memories have flooded back many thanks

Very interesting, thank you I was born in Grangemouth but moved to London in 1983