Yep it's changed a lot from what i can see on your video, i never stayed there but it was one of my old haunts had quite a few friends there a long long time ago i remember the old picture house, the picture house shut pretty late, Armadale st that brings back memory's good one's let 's say i knew a few girl's in the area,a well as i say a long long time ago, Oh i forgot to mention i stayed in Royston hill at the time which as you know is not far away.. cheer's for the video enjoyed that,best wishes bud..😊😊

I’ve lived in Portsmouth for 35 years…but I was brought up in dennistoun and ruchazie for 28 years …your video brings it all back…ally parade was my stomping ground …thanks for the nostalgia mate

I worked in the bakery in Paton St in 1978, my first job. I still remember how proud I felt to hand my Mum my first pay-packet (unopened).

I worked in a butcher's shop in Duke St. away back in 1963 and used to deliver orders to the folk in many of these streets, and they were very generous at Christmas time and the Glesga Fair, I was loaded

I was born in my granny's house in Ballindalloch drive , 1950 just on the left junction with Meadowpark St . La Cala used to be Davy's a wee newsagent . Not as much changed compared to other parts of Glasgow

Nice to see a part of dennistoun never seen before ,some nice places in around dennistoun .Enjoyed video Paul thank you 😊

Hello like colour of those tenements houses or is it flats .light colour nice to and greenery trees nice streets 😊

Was that the remains of an old gas lamp at the bottom of Bathgate Street?

Great Video Oor Paul. The refurb tenements are magnificent and a proud testament to the design workmanship of Glasgow's past. The roads are buggered tho!!!

Thanks for the memories pal.

Worked at JCB Townmill Rd before moving to USA IN 1971.  Both Grandparents lived on Ballindalloch Dr. #3 and #11 both top flat.

Installed a load of those windows in the 1980 for a few years. A total nightmare coming if you get a electric car 🚙

Oh Ya, I worked in a butchers shop in Duke Street many years ago, people used to phone the shop to order their meat and as the boy in the shop I would deliver to their door, at first I had to walk before they shop owner got me a bike, he lived in Golfhill Drive, this was magic to see all the streets again,,,,, and many of the customers would give me a tip for delivering the meat, either a thruppeny bit or if I was lucky sixpence