Readers reveal what they would miss most about Inverclyde

That's the question we asked the readers of the Greenock Telegraph online, and the responses came thick and fast.

It seems that the most cherished aspect of Inverclyde for many people is its stunning views.

Whether it's the view across the Clyde from Greenock or from the top of the Port, the scenery holds a special place in the hearts of those who have left the area.

The hills, the River Clyde, and the walks and landscapes along the coast were mentioned as being sorely missed.

The area's scenery was top of many people's list (Image: Jim Canning)

It's evident that the natural beauty of the area fondly remembered by those who have had to leave.

But it's not just the scenery that people miss.

Family and friends were also high on the list of things that people would miss if they had to go.

The sense of community and the connections formed with loved ones are clearly an irreplaceable part of life in the area.

And let's not forget about the food!

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Some of the respondents mentioned missing local delicacies, such as Bluebird Cafe ice cream, Aulds' famous fudge doughnuts, and even the chippies.

Quite a few people mentioned missing specific establishments or landmarks.

Saucy Sue's in the Port, the Cardwell Inn, and Yorston's were all mentioned as places that people would miss if they had to leave.

But the views, sense of community and connections to loved ones all shone through as making Inverclyde special for many people.