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excellent.

great road movie.saw bout 30 years ago and remembered every bit of it. Had a vhs tape for a few years. thanks for uploading it.

why all the crap comments? a couple o kids having a laugh in this day and age.

tickety boo.

one of the funniest and best movies i ever saw at the flicks.....and saddest. With a happy ending. Great soundtrack too.

@ChuckieGilmour Goliath, was in Port Glasgow. Tesco car park now covers the site. The old tracks Goliath ran on can be seen at low tide. I viewed the demolition from the Little Chef car park at Anderson Street. I would have had to have fantastic eyesight to see down to Greenock from the ...

i was down south for a few days and missed dull and misty port glasgow.had an early morning walk across the top o the hills looking over the clyde on a lukewarm november morning.Its great to be home again.

excellent yet again and another fantastic track-makes you want to get out there on this october day ,brave the elements and give it your all. which is what im going to do.thanks.

these videos are good. I live 20miles west of glasgow and the rain is pouring down today,but it's not a bad rain. we,ve had worse. Scotlands as good in the winter as it can be in summer. who would want to be anywhere else with all this on your doorstep?though ive had some nice times in England ,i...

took me about 30 years to see again too.i was a pupil at st st stephens up in the mankie wee port the first time i saw it and then when i started work ,my old gaffer took me a walk up the cut. the cut is a great walk anytime of year. have walked and cycled it many times . i still live in the man...

first heard this when i was bout 13, saw tommy at the cinema then someone gave me the single im free and im sure this was the b side, it was 36years ago and i still love it. thanks.

im agreeing with tato7583. well done .

smashing,cyclists and walkers also use this road and oncoming traffic too

my old public park stomping ground,my old school,my old train station,my old church, my old dangerous path. i am beggining to feel old.

how many times through the series can you spot wullie gibsons shop?

a shame you were just a wee bit late with grey place-aldos would have been in the then and now .the end of another era. slideshow is great ,im having another look. im from port glasgow ,spent summers in the town centre at my grannies.and like you i wandered about the town up as far as mearns stre...

neds and junkies are a minority. greenock still has something to offer. PEOPLE leave but come back again. who agrees?

anyone got photos of the ferodo bridges?

the cars had local reg numbers then, nowdays greenock punters travel to the other end of britain for a car if they think they are getting a bargain on that popular e-auction site

excellent. a few changes have taken place again since some modern days pics. thats the ever changing greenock i suppose.