I Love this video and it is on my bucket list for sure to visit the Town of BEITH as I am a american born BEITH and over time have heard alot of stories about relations and the town of BEITH I am in my middle 60's so time is of the essence.
I grew up in beith in the seventies and eighties. it was a great place. moved away in the mid nineties. come back now and again to visit family. any sunday you care to pick the town is dead and the saracen front door is mobbed. my eight year old thinks every body in beith is an alkie.
I have strong family connections to Beith, my ancestors named Douglas were blacksmiths my grandfather born at Greenhills Beith. I visited Beith 2008 from Australia and felt that the village had seen better days but was charming in it's own way
My great papa Hugh Hoynes had a bakery in Beith. My great uncle Robert McConnell had a fruit and veg shop and my dad Robert Lawrie had a bus called the barmill Gypsy
I was brought up in Beith and left in 1978. It was an awesome place to grow up in, although I didn't necessarily think that at the time. There were some real eejits and some really questionable behaviour but it was a place of it's time, and I wouldn't change a thing. Sadly, that time has gone forever. It is a very poor shadow of it's former self. It's dying.
Is Beith really that bad? I grew up there in the 80's/90's and loved it. Not living there now but I still visit. Lets face it,ok so it's got it's problems like every other small town in the central belt of Scotland but you have to think of the positives and not everyone's a drunken alkie drug addict ned... seems like people are too quick to stereotype on here. There are plently of people in Beith doing stuff for the community.
wiz that no' a sanny johnson/kilpeee episode with the bottle? kilpee on the speedway. the plastic factory on fire. the disgusting treatment of the so called jimmy bang bang. bainy's park the famous boattom scheme families: the johnsons the jacksons the duncans the broons the robertsons the mcgonnigles other names tae conjur: crowgie netzer pie jammy fatboy stanley tosser scrubber
Lived in Beith since 1985, so thanks for the history lesson!
got to say, a moved here wen a wis a wee boy, but this is my true home, love beith... and especially the mighty beith juniors!
mon the mighty! :D
Remember doing the agriculture show back in 85. Was one of the boys from geilsland
I Love this video and it is on my bucket list for sure to visit the Town of BEITH as I am a american born BEITH and over time have heard alot of stories about relations and the town of BEITH I am in my middle 60's so time is of the essence.
I grew up in beith in the seventies and eighties. it was a great place. moved away in the mid nineties. come back now and again to visit family. any sunday you care to pick the town is dead and the saracen front door is mobbed. my eight year old thinks every body in beith is an alkie.
I love my home no one is gonna change that beith is the best place in the world to me
I have strong family connections to Beith, my ancestors named Douglas were blacksmiths my grandfather born at Greenhills Beith. I visited Beith 2008 from Australia and felt that the village had seen better days but was charming in it's own way
My great papa Hugh Hoynes had a bakery in Beith.
My great uncle Robert McConnell had a fruit and veg shop and my dad Robert Lawrie had a bus called the barmill Gypsy
I'm a newbie to Beithy but already love the place. at 2:27 there is a black spot near the centre of the screen & that is the location of my new home!
Mate Beith is fucking awesome I got in a fight way a drunk pensioner
WE ARE A GROUP OF MEDICAL STUDENTS CARRYING OUT A COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS PROJECT IN YOUR AREA. THIS HELPED SO MUCH. CHOOOOOOOOOON! LOVE, JIMMY COUSINS
I was brought up in Beith and left in 1978. It was an awesome place to grow up in, although I didn't necessarily think that at the time.
There were some real eejits and some really questionable behaviour but it was a place of it's time, and I wouldn't change a thing.
Sadly, that time has gone forever. It is a very poor shadow of it's former self. It's dying.
Beith is absolutely fine I have lived in it for ages i love it
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Dora’s cafe had the best ice cream!
What about the Eglinton Inn and Davey Kerr (Sweet Pea)?
is beith a nice place to live ,.was looking at a house there,.thanks
what aboot jeanie mcghee's toaffee?
and rab whit aboot the wall?
I live in beith I’m I have lived in beith for 10 years (I am 10) my favourite part is Mary’s pool I love going with friends it’s so creepy tho
it was a far better town when papa chook was walking arround at night singing his drunk heart out, oh if i`d only had a video camera back then
Is Beith really that bad? I grew up there in the 80's/90's and loved it. Not living there now but I still visit. Lets face it,ok so it's got it's problems like every other small town in the central belt of Scotland but you have to think of the positives and not everyone's a drunken alkie drug addict ned... seems like people are too quick to stereotype on here. There are plently of people in Beith doing stuff for the community.
ma sisters bf is fae beith, Ahahaha ahm fae dalry :L Beith #2 though, lol nah probs #1 tbh
wiz that no' a sanny johnson/kilpeee episode with the bottle?
kilpee on the speedway.
the plastic factory on fire.
the disgusting treatment of the so called jimmy bang bang.
bainy's park
the famous boattom scheme families:
the johnsons
the jacksons
the duncans
the broons
the robertsons
the mcgonnigles
other names tae conjur:
crowgie netzer pie jammy fatboy stanley tosser scrubber