This is Old Trafford & Stretford M32

[@kayluxon5207]

Excellent 🎉🎉🎉

[@adamgossers5392]

George, this is superb. Times were so much simpler. So much has changed. Grew up in Stretford, fond memories. Thankyou for creating this.

[@johnrooney1749]

Thank you for the wonderful memory I was a moss side lad lived at 42 lincroft st nr old snooker hall & temprance selling ginger beer brown bottles. Great adventurous times 1950s. John Rooney st Anne's Lancashire.

[@KingMikie1]

Growing up in Stretford I remember all the kids playing out... Sad you don't see that now. I'm all for change but Landmark buildings replaced with souless structures? Nice video... Wish I could go back for 1day

[@charlessmith9922]

great stuff took me right back and the music chosen to accompany it is perfect.

[@49thorpe]

Loved it George

[@vinimaguire8109]

I often dream of being back home i seemed to have spent the first half of my life travelling on the 266 bus in one direction or the other ...I haven't been back for nearly 25 years but it feels like i've never left sometimes ..this internet is fucking great

[@coffinman5007]

Thank you.

[@juliepownall1063]

The good old days

[@ThePaulHealy]

Awesome!

[@deirdrewalsh8156]

, some had no names on the photos ,but very interesting

[@stratts123]

love this - wish I could see a few street names though

[@Mowtowny]

Nice one Leon. :-)

[@depthcharge6242]

Ha Ha Ha. Fuck me! Father Mac had to get in there. Hide your wallets!

[@louisemiller5157]

Fantatstic

[@Chotabear]

In the 1960s, it was known as M16

[@coffinman5007]

M16 was the best part.

[@Chotabear]

@@coffinman5007 :) As a child, I lived on Seymour Grove.

[@coffinman5007]

@@Chotabear I lived on Gordon st and Skerton road.