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Grew up in Ashton not been back in 20yrs

We are so lucky to be surrounded by so much lovely countryside in Droylsden Manchester’s best kept secret that over people are only just now cottoning onto after all these years

I was born then and go to that school!

Notice no pot holes.

Samuel laycock was my high school.

My Father died in a car crash in1976 but i believe that i have family that ive never met in his hometown of Ashton!

Lived in Castle Douglas back in the 80s. Traveled this road to Dumfries many times. Great memories Thanks

Fuck the Scottish music. Racist Bastards

Hi my 3 X great grandparents lived at Gravel Hill in 1851 as farmers. Their surname was Hall.

I left Dalbeattie in 1975, it was a nice reminder of the town which doesn't seem to have changed much. I enjoyed the video!

Im looking at buying somewhere to live near there. Nice video.

My dad was littles butcher

Omg..this is so strange..I grew up here

Started my training since 1978. Everybody said it was haunted poor ghosts have nowhere to live now

Howarth timber next to curzon ashton ust to sneak jn behind the train track haha..the primary school on the left and the shale playing area as we called it

Late 70s as akid on richmond street.we ,lived at 37 at friend from school lived opposite we played football all the tiime the mosque now was a church i remember a pub called ringo bells was where the firework shop is now. On the street corner near the maisonettes we played footbal, on there for hours..great memories...even when i go past today i still see it as it was then

I was so pleased when this popped up expectedly. I went to school in Penpont and my grandparents lived in Tynron and Thornhill. Many times in later life I drove those roads myself but have lived much of my later life down South and with the passing of my last relative in the area have not been back for some years. This brought it all flooding back. Thank you

It's where my daughter went to school

This is amazing, you simply drive round in Scotland and get 15k views, and I make videos of exotic destinations across the world and I'm lucky to get a hundred views, what is your secret?

We’ve lived on Lumb Lane since 2000 and absolutely love it 🥰

Starting at Josh whites little shop where we used to hang out at lunch time. We even bought our lunch from there. We could go round the side of the shop away from the road for a smoke.

Has it fallen down yet or is it a block of flats

I always watch these hoping to catch a glimpse of my mum who passed away in 2013. She went shopping in ashton nearly everyday. So hopefully i will eventually see her xxx

I live half a mile from Daisy Nook.

I shopped there many times for all sorts of things

Many fond visits to this place. Will forever wonder what would emerge if they dredged the moat

What happened to the videos?

So many memories.

I used to manage Cable shoes there later to become Curtess. Happy times.

Doesn't look like that now. The only busy day is Sunday at the moment.

i went there in 63/64 was susan harvey then. It was only a short while I was moved there just on my last few months before leaving school

My happy place, the jewel in the crown of Wigtown shire 5*****

Started on GMAS 1979..remember the old hospital well..got to admit it had character..

i love scotland , scotland is beautiful.

When Ashton market was good now crap

Thanks for this Vanessa, I lived here facing the Bungalow from 1952, aged 5 until 1977, when we moved to Ronnis Mount. So many memories. It was a lovely street to live on. Farmer Brown used to bring the milk in a churn on a horse and trap when we first moved here, in later years we walked up to the farm to get it taking our own bottles. Sad to see the big Oak tree at the bottom of the Avenue has gone.

I was born here in 1971 not been back for many years but brings back lots of lovely memories of my Nanna

I'm from Dumfries. And I love their

Thanks for making and sharing this video Vanessa, it was a literal trip down memory lane for me as I no longer live in the Tameside area. I wish there were more videos of Ashton and Tameside from the 70s, 80s and 90s as so much has changed over the years. Its a shame there's not much in the way of visually recorded history. I guess with video cameras more common place and with almost everyone having a camera phone these days it makes it easier. Thanks for the memories though. 🙂

Just down Henrietta st from me but I have never been inside it.

I spent most of My childhood crossing the settlement as I lived just around the corner at No5 Broadway. Our back garden backed on to the cemetary , which was quite spooky. We used to dare each other to creep through the fencing as kids which would take you into the cemetary and up to the top end of Broadway as the road spiralled around itself. Anyway we always went to the Moravian church's Spring, Autumn and Winter Fayres as well as their Bonfire nights on Nov 5th. My Grandparents also lived at 22 Fairfield Avenue from the 60s until 1983, I spent many an evening having tea there with them , after school finished. The settlement was linked to the Avenue by raster spooky pathway with the schoolgrounds in one side and the graveyard on the other. I hated walking down it coming home from school in the winter time or at night as it just had one lamp at the top end of it and a small one in the middle, it used to scare me as a kid. lol A wonderful place to spend your childhood back then. It was/is a beautiful area. Lovely to see the grounds again. Thank you for sharing this video. So glad to see it being preserved.this way. 🙂 Just to add , to hear those bells chime, I NEVER thought I'd hear that again in My lifetime, it made me quite emotional and You got a photo of My "spooky" path too! The memories have come flooding back. THANK YOU!

My daughter went to Fairfield High

I live near the Broadoak pub so I go in to Ashton a lot This building is one ugly monstrosity Thanks for your videos Vanessa, Tameside should pay you

Have you done anything from the Wood lane side?

I hope Tameside council pay you for all these records.

What a wonderful lady you are, Ashton should pay you for all the work you do.

I hate this building

Thank you Vanessa, I have lived in Ashton for over 35 years and although I am not a native I wouldn't live anywhere else. I love the place.

I live in Ashton under lyne and let me say you have put together a wonderful video. I'm just sorry it took me so long to find it.

Hi Vanessa, I am trying to locate what was the Waterloo Co-op No.1 Branch which was a grocery department that my grandfather worked at, any chance you may have a photo of that one please?