Just returned from few days visit to Scarborough. Being from Glasgow we went on holiday in 70s it was like another world with mini railways , cable cars , funicular lifts etc. I still love it, the decline is sad and that's the same with everywhere, but the history is incredible. I'll always love that place.
I was born in Scarborough in 1992. I remember the Kinderland place before it closed for good. The beaches, amusements and Peasholm park are all fond memories I can still revisit anytime. I honestly took this town for granted growing up, though. Only now I'm older if I visit I realise how nice the place is compared to most.
Oh wow! What a good "take" on our Scarborough.I went with my family often as a child, and before me both my parents and their parents too would holiday in Scarborough. It will always be a lovely resort to me and my happy place.
Glad you enjoyed it! I made a film retracing the lost railway out of Scarborough if thats of interest? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cNH8lL_80vQ.html
@@JamesFoxTimeTravelArtist thank you I already subscribed after first film.. Really busy but I will work through the marvelous videos on your channel Great work Thanks again
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Very clever video. Nice one ! My kids used to love Watersplash during our annual visits. So much has changed over the past 30 years or so...... not all for the better, in my opinion.
I will always see Scarborough through rose tinted glasses. I wish I had seen the pier. I do remember the sea water swimming pool. It was freezing cold and wasn’t there a tall diving board? Lovely video
Just had a day trip, South Bay just as it always was, North Bay has been completely destroyed to my 1960s and 70s holidays, totally soulless with no character.
