The lady over the road had a brother who was a Lancaster pilot. Was always pleased to see Dover. They were lost over France sneaking home with damage. A German night fighter with radar got them. He did 43 missions. I always remember another friend, Bill, when I hear the music. One night over the target the bomb aimer was telling him go right. Bill wouldn't. Just as well because the plane above dropped 7tons of high explosive. So long Bill.
Used to do Holland and into Germany regularly but always sailed from Newcastle to Ijmuiden and occasionally Hull to Rotterdam. Hardly ever had any problems, Europe treat Lorrie drivers so much better than anywhere in the UK.
Thanks SB, first time I've driven to Holland for many a year haha. I totally agree with you about that horrible train too, I only ever used it once, never again...x
nice video with plenty of info ,,love dfds ferries i always sail with them to and from dunkirk as i am not a fan of calais ,,as for the open borders being slow ,the hungary austria and the hungary serbia are a total nightmare in the last few months ,it has got so bad that that they now have warning signs on the motorway telling you that the queues are long ,which at least gives you the option of diverting or parking up depending on your hours ,,,be safe out there gal ,,
WHAT i should have told you was they were trying to get the plane away from Rouen. From memory there is a monument to those men where two major roads meet . You might see it sometime. They were buried in a churchyard. Years later war graves. When they went over to see the graves the whole town, schools, everybody came to meet them. I think the French were very fortunate to have you as neighbours. From memory the Junkers pilot was named something like Rocker and didn't want to do it but business is business. The human race will never learn.
I think the same as you but lost some good trucking friends on the 2 ferry sinkings of the Townsend Thoresens, I used to travel on them both ways every 2 weeks for 5 years and managed to miss both..but would still travel ferry rather than the tunnel.
I truly enjoyed your video so much That I subscribed and hit that notification bell. I found it relaxing to watch with some commentary and music very brilliant keep up the great work look forward to viewing future videos thank you.
I've never been through La Junquera or Irun without being stopped. I even went on a road trip holiday to Spain, took the family and still got stopped in my car? 🙄Cost me a litre of Johnny Walkers, Black label 🤣
ruclips.net/video/3dUDPlDeMv4/видео.html This may help. I live 2300mls east but shipped out 1000mls nth of Perth. Australia is a big country. Sorry I can't help. The doggies have six axles total load over 100 tons.
@davidmonro3270 Yep, will do. My sister lives in the wheatbelt, a lady truckie broke down up the road from her so she went to make sure she was ok, got water etc., offer any help she could, I’ll see if I can get in touch with her. My brother did a bit out there with the giant tippers, the ones like Tonka Toys, one of my nephews works on the strange articulated earth machines underground in a big gold mine! All interesting stuff to a nerd like me 😂😂😂
Hey lady I am lorry Driver from IRAQ when I was living in the UK back in beginning of this senctury my dream was to become a truck trailer Driver there and travel all over Europe like you do that never happened Uk government deported me back to IRAQ enjoy every day and night of your beautiful courier.
Nice video! Dont know why, but always like to watch ferry-crossings. You know you can turn the "auto-parking mode" off in your dashcam? I also got tired of it going on and off.
@@SirCodezyy yes u can it’s nice it drive in Europe roads r better life is better so go 4 ur dreams never let anyone ✋ u doing what u need driving is in the blood 🩸 must Rome, so do it u may not ok at first but once u drive a week every thing full in place. 🤞 hope u get there.
I watch John @RoadTrainAdventures he’s interesting, I like the fact that his job is “the same thing but different”. I’m hoping to catch up with him when I’m over in March, just to show a different perspective on the job. Thanks for watching 😁
@@GBtrucklady the weather will be a little milder by march theirs a room here but no smoking house and the chow chow will have to approve you being here my buddy drive the same routes you are doing back in the 80s V series merc hes running distance here now
To be honest that was the plan with the weather, it’s been up in the 40c’s at my sisters, might have been a bit too warm for me! Besides a bit cooler means we can do stuff 😁 If you’re in the Perth area maybe we could catch up too? Get an idea how you think things are done differently there.
@@GBtrucklady thanks im trying to get off the road chasing an excavator job ex miner bit of second nature swinging the bucket about heaving dirt into truck bodies ..I do know I guys loads Perth put of Brisbane that four big days to get over from east that a trip you would find outstanding large in distance
Hi, I worked on nights doing the fruit markets for Spiers & Hartwell for many years as did my brother Phill. I have some very happy memories of my time there, I left on good terms. I deliver fruit into them occasionally now. In fact one of the guys that works in their office is still the first one to wish me happy birthday every year, no matter where I or he is in the world, even if I’ve not seen him all year. Think you’ve got my son wrong though, his name is Jacob, he has a different surname to me or his father as do his children.
@@GBtrucklady I remember you from the markets when I were a little boy going with my dad 😁 used to love seeing you as female trucker as female truckers were really rare back then. My dad drove for MMD in Portsmouth and it was quite often said there's not many that could get round a market like you did! Seeing you with a little smile and seemingly so content was something that made me continue into transport myself, so thank you for that. Apologies for the wrong sons name, my memory said Anthony for some reason. Anyway, it's so nice to see one of "my childhood heros" still enjoying transport and not turbo'd into a grave. Take good care of yourself x
@@southerncomforttrucking9799 That’s so nice, thank you. Mostly I laugh at myself, I can be such a dope 😂😂 Smiling always get you through. Nice to have influenced the next generation. Stay steady, stay safe. 😁
👋 just to ask r u still working 4 SJL transport if so I do remember u from Europe from 6yrs go we were in the same place in Spain I was working 4 white transport.
Thank you. There are many foreign nationals driving professionally in UK. I don’t know how you go about it, proving you are eligible to work here would be one thing I guess. I suggest contacting employment agencies in your own country who may have contacts here.
Thank you for you input. Yes Australian trucks are impressive. I’ve talked to many truckies when I’ve visited my sister. The thing that they are always shocked by is the spaces we have to get into. If you watch my video posted on 12th October you will get the idea. UK is a tiny place compared with Australia, it would be impossible to get those trucks around some of our roads. Also we are very highly regulated, fines came run into telephone number amounts, the main reason young people do not come into the industry. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the support. No not really. English in one form or another, American,Australian,African etc. is the most common language in the world. I do speak a little Spanish and a little French, not good but I can get by. It’s always polite to try communicating in their (whichever ever country) language though, you will usually find your effort is appreciated.
The lady over the road had a brother who was a Lancaster pilot. Was always pleased to see Dover. They were lost over France sneaking home with damage. A German night fighter with radar got them. He did 43 missions. I always remember another friend, Bill, when I hear the music. One night over the target the bomb aimer was telling him go right. Bill wouldn't. Just as well because the plane above dropped 7tons of high explosive. So long Bill.
Used to do Holland and into Germany regularly but always sailed from Newcastle to Ijmuiden and occasionally Hull to Rotterdam. Hardly ever had any problems, Europe treat Lorrie drivers so much better than anywhere in the UK.
The joys of international trucking,great that you show us the good and the bad side of the job.As always be safe on your travels.
Thanks for a very enjoyable video ( keep the sun side up and the dirty side down ) look forward to more
Thank you for a great video, Keep up the good work waiting for the next one, Stay safe
Thanks SB, first time I've driven to Holland for many a year haha. I totally agree with you about that horrible train too, I only ever used it once, never again...x
Thanks for watching
be safe young lady xxx
Great vid sherrelin keep up the good work
Thank you.
Well said and documented Sherralin 😊 x
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Loving your content great feminine touch to Truckin'. ❤️
Thank you! 🤗
nice video with plenty of info ,,love dfds ferries i always sail with them to and from dunkirk as i am not a fan of calais ,,as for the open borders being slow ,the hungary austria and the hungary serbia are a total nightmare in the last few months ,it has got so bad that that they now have warning signs on the motorway telling you that the queues are long ,which at least gives you the option of diverting or parking up depending on your hours ,,,be safe out there gal ,,
Great video.
Good content again but as newbie to your channel would like to see more 👍
WHAT i should have told you was they were trying to get the plane away from Rouen. From memory there is a monument to those men where two major roads meet . You might see it sometime. They were buried in a churchyard. Years later war graves. When they went over to see the graves the whole town, schools, everybody came to meet them. I think the French were very fortunate to have you as neighbours. From memory the Junkers pilot was named something like Rocker and didn't want to do it but business is business. The human race will never learn.
Thanks for the info 😁
Stay positive, ma'am!😃👍😄💪😎💯🔥
I agree about the tunnel, I can swim but I’m no bloody rabbit, I always go ferry
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I think the same as you but lost some good trucking friends on the 2 ferry sinkings of the Townsend Thoresens, I used to travel on them both ways every 2 weeks for 5 years and managed to miss both..but would still travel ferry rather than the tunnel.
Eric church too nice 👌
Welton Bibby and Baron, I used to load out of there. Happy souls
Great video. Look forward to seeing more of your videos. Could please click on subtitles. Thanks. Keep up the good work
Thanks for your input. Subtitles should be working now. I’ll go back and add them to the other videos asap.
I truly enjoyed your video so much That I subscribed and hit that notification bell. I found it relaxing to watch with some commentary and music very brilliant keep up the great work look forward to viewing future videos thank you.
Thank you
Just subscribed to you. Ultimate respect for doing such a demanding job , very professional indeed , stay safe 👍
Thank you.
Your right that tunnel is well scary
Great music...
Just found you. Have subscribed. Very much enjoyed the video.
Thank you.
Im Spanish driver i like your drive great
Thank you 😁👍🏻
When I was doing Belgium n Holland you used to get benelux tax from shell station on your diesel card.
Nice video
Thanks for watching
New to the channel & really enjoyed your video. Going to subscribe 👍
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for subscribing 😁👍🏻
New sub great video pal 😊
Thanks for the support 😁
I've never been through La Junquera or Irun without being stopped. I even went on a road trip holiday to Spain, took the family and still got stopped in my car? 🙄Cost me a litre of Johnny Walkers, Black label 🤣
When you come to Australia you have to drive a road-train with three doggies on. That's trucking.
I’d love to mate. Do you know someone who would give me a go?
@@GBtrucklady WithyourexperiencesomebodymayinPerth.Advertise.Drivingschool$140/hr.$!,400.3dayqualifiyyougotit
ruclips.net/video/3dUDPlDeMv4/видео.html This may help. I live 2300mls east but shipped out 1000mls nth of Perth. Australia is a big country. Sorry I can't help. The doggies have six axles total load over 100 tons.
@davidmonro3270 Yep, will do. My sister lives in the wheatbelt, a lady truckie broke down up the road from her so she went to make sure she was ok, got water etc., offer any help she could, I’ll see if I can get in touch with her.
My brother did a bit out there with the giant tippers, the ones like Tonka Toys, one of my nephews works on the strange articulated earth machines underground in a big gold mine! All interesting stuff to a nerd like me 😂😂😂
@@GBtruckladyYouwouldstaronT.V.bestwishes,goodluck,andaboveall,goodhealth.Keeptruckin.
Hey lady I am lorry Driver from IRAQ when I was living in the UK back in beginning of this senctury my dream was to become a truck trailer Driver there and travel all over Europe like you do that never happened Uk government deported me back to IRAQ enjoy every day and night of your beautiful courier.
Thanks for watching 😁
A1 , Belgium A16 Netherlands, border , Meer and Hazledonk loads of parking. You'll find somewhere there? Usually 🤔
Nice video!
Dont know why, but always like to watch ferry-crossings.
You know you can turn the "auto-parking mode" off in your dashcam?
I also got tired of it going on and off.
Thanks for watching. I’ll check it out 👍🏻
my Very hope driving befor Saudi Arabia driving 1987/2003
The train is like a public toilet on wheels the sandwich,s are dangerouse ,coffee stewed .boat 1hr ,45 rest food ok .
I’m still doing European it nice too do this love 💕 💖💖💖 it every we left European 😪😪 I all run on eu truck I live in Germany
Hey, I’m 19 looking to get into this at some point. Do you think becoming a European truck driver is possible if I work towards it?
@@SirCodezyy yes u can it’s nice it drive in Europe roads r better life is better so go 4 ur dreams never let anyone ✋ u doing what u need driving is in the blood 🩸 must Rome, so do it u may not ok at first but once u drive a week every thing full in place. 🤞 hope u get there.
Yes of course. Anything is possible, there’s a big world out there.
@@GBtrucklady iam a truck driver here in saudi arabia how can i get job in europe as a truck driver please.
great music!!!!!
Thank you 😀 🤠
no music please ;-)
So many miles LHD, do you get a Tractor to
go with it from BVegium to Spain etc.?
No, I load it, I take it to Spain.
I run distance in Australia up till this year one country thousands of km desolate miles
I watch John @RoadTrainAdventures he’s interesting, I like the fact that his job is “the same thing but different”. I’m hoping to catch up with him when I’m over in March, just to show a different perspective on the job.
Thanks for watching 😁
@@GBtrucklady the weather will be a little milder by march theirs a room here but no smoking house and the chow chow will have to approve you being here my buddy drive the same routes you are doing back in the 80s V series merc hes running distance here now
To be honest that was the plan with the weather, it’s been up in the 40c’s at my sisters, might have been a bit too warm for me! Besides a bit cooler means we can do stuff 😁 If you’re in the Perth area maybe we could catch up too? Get an idea how you think things are done differently there.
@@GBtrucklady thanks im trying to get off the road chasing an excavator job ex miner bit of second nature swinging the bucket about heaving dirt into truck bodies ..I do know I guys loads Perth put of Brisbane that four big days to get over from east that a trip you would find outstanding large in distance
Sorry to bother you, did you pull for Spiers&Hartwell in the 90s? Sons name begin with an A?
Hi, I worked on nights doing the fruit markets for Spiers & Hartwell for many years as did my brother Phill. I have some very happy memories of my time there, I left on good terms. I deliver fruit into them occasionally now. In fact one of the guys that works in their office is still the first one to wish me happy birthday every year, no matter where I or he is in the world, even if I’ve not seen him all year.
Think you’ve got my son wrong though, his name is Jacob, he has a different surname to me or his father as do his children.
@@GBtrucklady I remember you from the markets when I were a little boy going with my dad 😁 used to love seeing you as female trucker as female truckers were really rare back then. My dad drove for MMD in Portsmouth and it was quite often said there's not many that could get round a market like you did! Seeing you with a little smile and seemingly so content was something that made me continue into transport myself, so thank you for that. Apologies for the wrong sons name, my memory said Anthony for some reason. Anyway, it's so nice to see one of "my childhood heros" still enjoying transport and not turbo'd into a grave. Take good care of yourself x
@@southerncomforttrucking9799 That’s so nice, thank you. Mostly I laugh at myself, I can be such a dope 😂😂 Smiling always get you through. Nice to have influenced the next generation.
Stay steady, stay safe. 😁
👋 just to ask r u still working 4 SJL transport if so I do remember u from Europe from 6yrs go we were in the same place in Spain I was working 4 white transport.
Thoroughly enjoyed this post thanks so very much. i'm a new subscriber. Stay safe
Thank you
Amazing video as normal and so much information for newbies starting out
hi is it possible to get a truck driver job as a foriegner, nice video by the way i have just suscribed
Thank you.
There are many foreign nationals driving professionally in UK. I don’t know how you go about it, proving you are eligible to work here would be one thing I guess. I suggest contacting employment agencies in your own country who may have contacts here.
Wow. If you operated that slow here in Australia, you'd be fired. Plus your Euro trucks are garbage. Aussie/American trucks leave them in the shade
Thank you for you input. Yes Australian trucks are impressive. I’ve talked to many truckies when I’ve visited my sister. The thing that they are always shocked by is the spaces we have to get into. If you watch my video posted on 12th October you will get the idea. UK is a tiny place compared with Australia, it would be impossible to get those trucks around some of our roads. Also we are very highly regulated, fines came run into telephone number amounts, the main reason young people do not come into the industry. Thanks for watching.
What are you driving?
2016 Scania R580.
A juke box😅
Good video just watched for first time
Thank you.
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Just subscribed I like the channel, do you have to speak other languages for international trucker
Thank you for the support.
No not really. English in one form or another, American,Australian,African etc. is the most common language in the world. I do speak a little Spanish and a little French, not good but I can get by. It’s always polite to try communicating in their (whichever ever country) language though, you will usually find your effort is appreciated.