A birds eye view of the East end of Port Glasgow

[@brotherjohnno]

Thanks for the information regarding the 'wood seasoning areas'. I used to look out of the train window when I was a kid and always wondered what the wooden spikes were.

[@johnnymac26]

Another belter mate and some great history ..wish they taught it like this when i was at school ha ha

[@katycarrick4228]

Good to see my estate in the I can see my house too. Castlebank.

[@afairdealfortaxidrivers4359]

Excellent video!.

[@droningonscotland]

Thanks so much for your kind comment.

[@iansinclair7581]

Where did the Port Juniors go to. My knees and palms remember the blaize pitches at Parklea, nice to see something a bit more modern.

[@TheMidnightrider67]

Brilliant..Nice to see my house and cars in video..am in middle off Woodhall...stayed in this area all my life am guessing your dad's chip shop was next door to the cafe..bottom of heggies..?I remember their been a Chinese takeaway cafe- news adjents then food line kebab shop ..and fruit and veg shop at bottom of stairs next to station ...ive a few videos off area on my channel also but ..taken on foot or from one off my cars

[@droningonscotland]

Yeah, my dads chippy was 'The chip Inn' but everyone knew it as Billys fish and chip shop as he had a canvas sign saying that when he first opened it. Lyle owned the cafe next door. Thanks for your comment, much appreciated.

[@detectingadventuresscotlan6177]

Rem the wee shop think called Lyles I was reared up in northfield

[@r6j6ct]

Nice location well done 👍 liked and subscribed 👍

[@droningonscotland]

Thanks so much. I've subscribed to your channel too.

[@jamesmacintosh5195]

brill as usually

[@droningonscotland]

Thanks, really appreciated.

[@detectingadventuresscotlan6177]

We called them the stabs

[@droningonscotland]

Thanks for the information. I've heard that word before in fence building so it makes sense.

[@detectingadventuresscotlan6177]

@@droningonscotland think some of the wood was sourced for finlystone est not sure