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Hello and Thankyou. Glad you enjoy them and a big thank you for watching.

Big Thankyou for watching and commenting. Im not very clued up when it comes to the name an numbers but I am forever grateful and appreciate all those who took the original pictures. Without all those Rail an Industry & Bus enthusiasts these videos just wouldn't be possible. Thankyou for your kind words in this and other videos, its much appreciated

Glad you enjoyed it. Great film and ive always loved the music. Hope the weather is ok down on the North Norfolk coast

A big Thankyou for watching. Ive always wondered myself and I intend to find now you've mentioned it. They help massively when doing these videos. Sometimes I find it hard when there is lots of focal points to match & Line up but very little of the past now remains so I'm grateful for those remaining pipes.

Hello and Thankyou for watching & commenting. Knowing that the high tide once came up to where today's Railway tracks are located it would be amazing to have some pictures from that era. Sadly impossible but it doesn't stop me imagining. The advantage of doing the disappearing landmarks of industry & Streets is that most people either worked in the Industries or regularly passed them so they have seen the changes first hand and can relate to it as I do. Hope you continue to watch as I do appreciate it.

A pleasure Sir. Your videos from back in the day are so interesting & fascinating to watch. I wish I had done what you did whilst I was growing up and I am very grateful and appreciate you letting me use your work. Thankyou 👍

Hello. A big Thankyou for your kind words. I never personally worked in any of the industries but family members did and we were almost surrounded by them living in Grangetown. I find the changes eye opening so you lads who worked there it must be even more mind blowing. Wish i'd had the hindsight to take pictures when I was growing up.

Hello. Sorry for the delay in replying. A big Thankyou for your kind words and for watching. You have suggested something I would love to do. I love Whitby and have often thought of spending a weekend doing what you have suggested, Stockton and a lot more of Middlesbrough aswell. Im not from Stockton but do work close by but being a Teessider I do know the changes she has gone through and seeing the changes has made me want to one day do some videos of Stockton, fingers crossed and hopefully some day soon. Have a nice day and Thankyou

Im the same to be honest. The changes blow my mind and growing up with all the industries practically surrounding us in Grangetown and many family members working in them the changing skyline and the impact and the part it played in this areas growth fascinates me. The facts an figures speak for themselves though. People died younger, people caught illnesses on a much larger scale and actual abject poverty was rife. When I have listened to older people describing those days I can understand why some say "good riddance' and I also understand why some wish for those days to return again but I sometimes feel its the morals & respect and the much better civil societies and communities that existed back then that they want to see returned and not the chimneys. A big massive Thankyou for watching & commenting Sir 👍

Hello Russ. Thankyou for watching. I find it fascinating when people share their memories and experiences of those days and time. I never worked in those industries myself but grew up with them on my doorstep and many family members who did. The change still blows mind.

Cheers mate. A big Thankyou for watching👍

Hello and a big Thankyou for watching. The change in my lifetime is mind blowing and People who are older than me or worked in the industries must find it even more so. Grateful to all the enthusiasts who recorded these changes over the decades as these videos would just not be possible without them.

Much appreciated Stuart and a big Thankyou for watching. I love reading other peoples memories and tales from back in the day. Glad the video brought back good memories for you.

@@MadeInGrangetown Thank you so much for all your efforts and time put into these wonderful memories. I often return to attend graves up Normanby Road. I Went to Napier St Sch, St Margart Clitherow Sch, when It first opened, then to St Peter's Normanby Rd, I absolutely love watching all your video's. As mentioned previously, the memories can never fade, 67 now and I become very emotional when I watch the video's. South Bank was an amazing place then. Mr Peter Minza and his store on Nelson St, The Gavaghan's Mile St, Jean Cox, Kathleen Gallagher, Deise French. Everyone knew everyone and everyone helped each other out. The best memories and happiest times of my life. Thank you so much your are so appreciated.

😂😂 Thanks for watching Steve 👍

Hello and sorry for the delay in replying. Much appreciated for watching an commenting. I do not know to be honest. An Enthusiast with much more knowledge than me could probably answer your question. It might say on the website that I took the picture from and whose name can be seen in the centre of the picture or in failing that I know a few sites on Facebook exist that could possibly be of help.

@@MadeInGrangetown I looked at all the white and red Weymanns. By all indications this is a 340 from Brighton

Thankyou. Appreciate your kind words and for watching. Hopefully more videos of ST Hilda's & Middlesbrough in the pipeline, Time & weather permitting.

Hello. Sorry for the delay in replying. A big Thankyou for watching. The changes to that area blows my mind and I'll be honest sometimes I think not but then other days I think Yes. We certainly live longer Eat healthier and breathe cleaner air when possible but The loss of decent hard working close communities where tales of leaving doors open and where respect and morals were high definitely. Hopefully those building blocks of good societies will return one day to replace the unstable world of what we are currently experiencing. Hope you are having a good day. Take care and once again Thankyou.

Morning. Sorry for the delay in replying. I always try an use your picture if I’m doing a South Bank Then & Now. It’s a personal favourite so a big Thankyou and much appreciated 👍 I’ve credited you in the video description along with others who’s pictures i have used. To this day i am very grateful to people like yourself who have documented the works and Teesside before and during all the changes. Would it be ok to use that picture again in the future Cheers for watching, have a good day 👍

Yes of course,use it,Roy

Cheers mate much appreciated. I’m the same, i do wish camera s like today has been available when i was much younger

Where in the pipe 5 fivefive 😂 I’ve always loved that clip from Aliens, she says it so well. Sorry for the delay in replying. A big Thankyou for watching and your kind words, Appreciated 👍 Thankyou for the Tip with Audacity. I will check that out a I’m always looking to learn and improve. Up to now all I’ve used is my iPhone 6s and Apples iMovie so i would be keen to try your suggestion. Once again Thankyou, have a good day An take care 👍

Hello. Thankyou for watching and your a big Thankyou for your kind words. That upside picture did make me smile. I didn’t notice on the day and only noticed when I got home.

@MadeInGrangetown not at all your channel is great. I used to be a driver at Thornaby so loads of nostalgia in your videos. I'm still a driver but live in Norfolk now. I still get to tees Dock but no atmosphere nowadays One of your videos features a picture I took of a 56 on the goods at south bank about 86/87 . You must of got it from east Cleveland archive Cheers Russ

Thankyou for watching John and much appreciated. I only have memories of the Black path from the very late 70s onwards so I can only imagine the mind blowing change that has taken place for people who saw everything at its peak. When I walk the Black path these days I still think of the sights and sounds & smells that no longer exist

A big Thankyou and much appreciated 👍 Glad you enjoyed it 😀

Hello. A big Thankyou for watching and commenting. The woman speaking is a lady called Hannah hauxwell. That particular piece you mentioned is from ‘The Daleswoman’ and it features at around the 31minute mark. It’s on UA-cam along with ‘Too long a winter’ and ‘A winter Too many’ An absolutely amazing woman. Hannah’s meadow is only just over an hours drive from Middlesbrough just past Barnard castle.

@@MadeInGrangetown many thanks for the information. I’ll check those out. I’ve certainly heard of Hannah. An incredible woman.

@@blackclock7278 Hello again. I just realised I forgot to mention I love the music from that film and I do love that particular track. Hope you are having a good day 👍and once again thank you for watching my videos, it is much appreciated

Thankyou for watching. Much appreciated 👍 hope they were all good memories & Thoughts.

Hello Chris. Sorry for the delay in replying. A big Thankyou for watching Sir👍 I never personally worked in any of the industries myself but family members did and my memories only vaguely start in the late 70s onwards. You must of seen some changes compared to now. I do wish I had taken pictures when we were growing up of our adventures along the Black path and her Railway stations.

Much appreciated Peter 👍

Thankyou for watching and commenting. Things, places, attitudes, and respect have certainly plummeted since those days. Standards of living have much improved since those days but a spirit was lost when these places ceased to exist, a big shame.