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Posted: 29 Dec 2013, 08:30
Lost lives in Lowell. Just reading micky wards book and this is mentioned. Does Dicky Ecklund feature a lot in the documentary?
Yes he does, it's bleak and worth watching - the town was left to it's own devices and many couldn't find a different role, drink and drugs filled the gap.Bleak wrote:Lost lives in Lowell. Just reading micky wards book and this is mentioned. Does Dicky Ecklund feature a lot in the documentary?
Tomasino wrote:It's on YouTube. High on Crack Street. Very nasty viewing, I've seen that pipes handiwork first hand. It's no different in Lowell as it was in Easterhouse 12 years ago. Horrible addiction.
Never heard of it. It's not in England is it?Tomasino wrote:It's on YouTube. High on Crack Street. Very nasty viewing, I've seen that pipes handiwork first hand. It's no different in Lowell as it was in Easterhouse 12 years ago. Horrible addiction.
Easterhouse is a rough part of Glasgow,i imagine thats where he,s talking aboutcolumbo wrote:Never heard of it. It's not in England is it?Tomasino wrote:It's on YouTube. High on Crack Street. Very nasty viewing, I've seen that pipes handiwork first hand. It's no different in Lowell as it was in Easterhouse 12 years ago. Horrible addiction.
How rough we talking?handsofstone wrote:Easterhouse is a rough part of Glasgow,i imagine thats where he,s talking aboutcolumbo wrote:Never heard of it. It's not in England is it?Tomasino wrote:It's on YouTube. High on Crack Street. Very nasty viewing, I've seen that pipes handiwork first hand. It's no different in Lowell as it was in Easterhouse 12 years ago. Horrible addiction.
How rough is the Gorbels these days? I only really know about it through Scottish family.handsofstone wrote:Ive never been there myself really i dont think,ive worked in Glasgow before but cant remember being there but im from Dundee and i have heard of it being pretty rough but probably no worse than any scheme in UK
I remember Kevin Bridges mentioning the place in one of his routines as being rough or at least that was the jist
I,m not too sure these days mate,i would think some of it must be improved surely,i was working in Ibrox last week beside Rangers stadium and it was looking ok but i was in an industriul estate not a housing estate so?????????columbo wrote:How rough is the Gorbels these days? I only really know about it through Scottish family.handsofstone wrote:Ive never been there myself really i dont think,ive worked in Glasgow before but cant remember being there but im from Dundee and i have heard of it being pretty rough but probably no worse than any scheme in UK
I remember Kevin Bridges mentioning the place in one of his routines as being rough or at least that was the jist
handsofstone wrote:I,m not too sure these days mate,i would think some of it must be improved surely,i was working in Ibrox last week beside Rangers stadium and it was looking ok but i was in an industriul estate not a housing estate so?????????columbo wrote:How rough is the Gorbels these days? I only really know about it through Scottish family.handsofstone wrote:Ive never been there myself really i dont think,ive worked in Glasgow before but cant remember being there but im from Dundee and i have heard of it being pretty rough but probably no worse than any scheme in UK
I remember Kevin Bridges mentioning the place in one of his routines as being rough or at least that was the jist
Cheers for the insight mateOmerta wrote:Easterhouse one of the worst areas in Glasgow massive run down scheme full of gangs and drugs gorbals is a funny place now half of it is yuppie flats
Tomasino wrote:It's on YouTube. High on Crack Street. Very nasty viewing, I've seen that pipes handiwork first hand. It's no different in Lowell as it was in Easterhouse 12 years ago. Horrible addiction.
Also not far from Easterhoose myself mate. Only 2 or 3 miles away from me. Glasgow aint as bad as people like to make out as I'm sure you may agree, maybe bad for people unfamiliar with it who could easily stray into rougher areas but thats the same for outsiders in any unfamiliar territory. Everywhere is the same for me, there are good bits and bad bits a stones throw away from each other no matter where you are and the safety comes from the local knowledge of knowing where to go and where to avoid.ThereByTheGrace wrote:I don't live far from Easterhoose. Tough love is the game over there. Glesga is a tough place full stop!