Port Glasgow Tales (Irene)

[@jedlinnen6528]

Compelling biography that left me open mouthed and wanting a cuppa with two sugars. The doughnut was delicious and purchased fourty years ago

[@br1za]

Nice to hear your voice again Nanny x

[@BillyBobDingo1971]

Priceless.

[@skoot0962]

my father lived at 84 ardgowan st in the early fortys...he told me stories of the nights in the air raid shelters....he then worked for harland wolfe shipyards before coming to america about 1949 or 1950...

[@scientiautverum]

Wish I'd found this sooner. The Glen is now nothing like I remember it.

[@MrMikepresley]

Thank you so much Irene for sharing your story, very inspiring and sweet. God Bless, Mike

[@SimonWallwork]

My, how things have changed.....

[@3v0sl43r]

loved it, great job irene

[@BABOONBUM2009]

hallo irene i was brought up in argyle st Went to chapeltain school then clune park then highholm. u brought bak many memories.mr gordons pantos! will be 70 this yr where did the yrs go?

[@neilshaw4532]

BABOON BUM I was brought up in Argyll St too. My father was big Neilly Shaw the phonies man.

[@mleggieri801]

My Granda Gibson lived in #7 Argyle St. I remember the wee cornor shop. I can't remember if the name over the shop was called Stevenson's or Stevens. I always thought they should never have torn down those streets. They were good solid buildings. If they had have renovated them instead? I think they would still be standing today. That's how well built they stood!!!

[@3pacshakure]

Good video

[@BABOONBUM2009]

excuse pseudo ive got a daft son!

[@Jimmyboy1674]

My wee Nanny sadly passed away noo! 😪😪

[@BillyBobDingo1971]

Sorry to hear that. Loved her stories.