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Название	:	DUNDEE - In the Old Days
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My grandpa Fyffe was born in Dundee as was 3 more generations before him! He lived 1880-1981 and so I knew him growing up and asked lots of stories of his life He actually grew up in St Andrews and eventually came to America in 1923 where I am now I won't have a chance to visit over there but my aunt and uncle visited there with my grandpa in the 1960s Thanks so much for the tour I now live in Florida and do genealogy as a hobby
Comment from : Debra Oliver

wonderfull
Comment from : Peter J M Hardie

still learning so be good with me regards Peter Hardie brEdinburgh
Comment from : Peter J M Hardie

great web site Eddie thankyou peter from edinburgh
Comment from : Peter J M Hardie

Loved this Really well done
Comment from : Logic War

Fantasy Ed ,thanks for sharing very informativebrRegards brDave from Cupar
Comment from : David Muir

Great video Ed I’ll have to try one of those ginger beer drinks - looks refreshing 😅
Comment from : thomasks3

Great video Ed, really enjoyed watching
Comment from : peter feltham

Nice to see those old photos, remembers me on my own hometown here in Germany My Grandfather had lots of those pictures
Comment from : MatzeSchloe

Highly enjoyed this tour through my home town, Halley's bar at the top of the Hilltown (Tap O' the Hull) just down from the historic clock still has screens at the sides of the seats like in Mennys
Comment from : All over Dundee

wonderful
Comment from : Kay Lewis-Wickes

Hi Eddie,br Nice wee trip around Dundee, an nae Peys, this city could have been the oil capital of Scotland, but the cooncil would not modernise and develop the dock areas again thinking it was not a long term project which was worth the expenditure, silly peoplebrNice old buildings and good architectural sights around the city, the cooncil made the same mistake as Glasgow and built high rise monstrosities for people to live in that didnae work, an they had tae demolish most of them years laterbrNice wee tour neverthelessbrAll the Best
Comment from : John Taggart

My town! Thanks for the video and the info ed, great stuff as always 😎
Comment from : David Jackson

Really enjoyed looking back in time Much appreciate
Comment from : Susan Boyd

Excellent, very interesting video, and great music too
Comment from : Rab P

Thanks for that Ed From a Dundonian it's nice to see a video concentrating on the fine old buildings from the past rather than the "modern" ones we have been saddled with Keep up the good work
Comment from : Alex Cochrane

you didn't go to 62 Church St in the Hilltown, or what's there now, and tell us that's where my granny lived Or that I spent some formative years there, perhaps another episode, lol
Comment from : Earlofmar1

Thank you so much for a wonderful outing, and commentary I'm now 76 years of age, born and raised in Australia My dad was born inbrDundee (Invergowrie) and his family immigrated to Australia Just prior to the outbreak of Covid-19 my sister and her husband, along withbrmy wife and I, spent two glorious weeks in Scotland We loved all of Scotland, but I found my heartstrings were strummed by Dundee
Comment from : John Ledingham

Loved the video but as an old school publican (long retired) I was horrified at seeing that dirty glass on the shelf behind you throughout your monologue In the good old days rule one was clear the dirty glasses, two was wipe the surfaces, ah well changed times indeed 😀
Comment from : Gieza Brake

Wonderful video! Now I have noticed that you also do the music too A man 8f many talents! Went to university in Dundee, good memories!
Comment from : Sylvia MacLennan

another city that I've not been to in many a year ,unless you count passing through and stopping at Tesco for refreshments lol
Comment from : 1964biggmark

They never flogged men on the lower decks because there wasn't enough room to swing a cat ( cat'o'nine tails )
Comment from : mrkiwijimmy mrkiwijimmy

Another excellent video Ed, pretty close to time traveling with the side by side photos
Comment from : Rocenante 2112

Really loved this Eddy You do such a good job with these historical videos Thanks for sharing your research and memories They are priceless! Lynn in Naples 😎
Comment from : Lynn Thomason

Another beautiful video with most interesting information I was moved by the words and photo of the little children in the video's opening minutes Thank you Ed !
Comment from : Ann Hinrichs

Hi Ed HMS trincomalee at hartlepool is worth a visit fully rigged Dundee worth exploring and the nearby broughty ferry castle keep those vlogs flowing! Regards Robert
Comment from : Robert Lees