Inside the V8. HMS Victory. Saga ships stores. Portsmouth Navel port. 

I live in Leeds, I'm 75 years old and used to do the same job. Thank you for your programme.

What an epic vlog! Trucks/ship logistics/RN ships! You touched every single button of interest for me. Brilliant edit skills. Loved it.

Keep the vids coming they are excellent Love the ferry bits and the france spain portugal ect ect and oz and nz .wait for your vids every week.thanks shell

Greetings sherralin.... truly. Different and thank you for bringing us along...be safe

The new carriers are 4 times the size of the old Invincible class! The ship you note as HMS Victory is actually HMS Warrior.

Thank you for your updates from a fellow driver from the states. It's very fun and interesting to follow you. I drive 48 states and Canada. Keep up the great work. Be safe and careful out there.

Another excellent show 🇦🇺

Thanks Sherralin , Portsmouth changed from 30 odd years ago , take care stay safe

Thank-you Very Interesting And Detail Please Keep Them Coming And Stay Safe Out There.

Interesting and informative as usual. I agree that going to London is fine for a few days but the rest of the UK has so many great historical sites. In the 10+ years I lived in Scotland I was fortunate enough to see a lot of England as well. York was fascinating..Stonehenge a marvel and I had to stop at Bishop Stortford just to take a picture of the name!! Keeping an eye on you from New Orleans, USA.

Good evening Sherralin 😊 Just watched this one from the IOW lol 😂 safe travels xx

Another interesting video Ms.Ballard. Portsmouth is deffo worth a visit especially on a nice dry, sunny day like you had😊 thanks for posting and look after yourself out there.

Very interesting video watching the cruise liner being re stocked as never seen it happen before , safe travels & keep on trucking xxx

That was HMS WARRIOR , Victory is in dry dock behind price of wales

Thanks for your great videos I always enjoy watching them keep up the good work and take care 😊😊

Thanks for the lorry tour from Don in Thailand 🇹🇭 ❤

Thanks Sherralin, really enjoy your videos, regards from IRL

Thanks again for a really interesting video and a tour of your living accommodation, which any respectable estate agent would call cosy and bijou.🤣🤣 Really enjoyed seeing Portsmouth on such a sunny day and the work that goes on there. Nice to see a modern aircraft carrier, my father served with the Fleet Air Arm in the Pacific during the Second World War. Congratulations, on what I am sure very soon, will be 8.5k subscribers.

Another good video Lady as said before you are one of the better driving channels ,that ship has been to Scotland a few times I live 5 min away from Greenock Oçean Terminal saw two of Langdons passing through here today regards as always 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿📹🚛🚛🚛

Thank you for the tour 👍

Thanks for showing how you set up your cab. It's good to see how an experienced driver operates. I'm a tea and kettle person too. I have to use a microwave to heat water though, it's not the same.

Hi Sherilyn I’m pleased to of met you at Irun the other weekend keep up the hard work till next time 😊

Great vlog keep them coming , stay safe

Different but very interesting keep up the good work.

Loving the videos Sherralin. I'll have to see if its my mate who lives in Arizona, Safford to be precise. Looking at the cruise ship in Portsmouth, I remember when I visited the States and whilst in Los Angeles, we visited the Queen Mary at Long Beach, and a cruise liner turned up. It really made the Queen Mary look very small🤣, and the Queen Mary is larger than the Titanic was, although not by much, about 15% longer and 28% wider. As you're describing what's going on with the reloading, I can hear my dear dad groaning, with his hands over his face, as you refer to it as a boat🤣. Should be ship. He was ex Royal Navy. Boats/ships are referred by the size of them, only a submarine, no matter what the size, is always referred to as a boat🤣. I've been on HMS Victory, and as you go down into the bowels, to where Admiral Nelson died, even me, at 5ft, was bent virtually in half because it was so low. My poor husband was 6ft 2inch, and he was nearly crawling on his hands and knees🤣. With 246 years of service as of 2024, she is the world's oldest naval vessel still in commission. I've actually just had a two day break to Grangemouth with both my step-daughters, and visited The Kelpies, and on the way back, we called in at Gretna Green. Both places worth a visit

I used to drop the top bunk down for more storage.

Another amazing interesting vlog 👌🏻 Keep it up 👍🏻

Another great vlog sherrelin

I’ve had a coffee machine in every truck in Denmark..I only use it for hot water because I also like drinking tea

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If you're looking for a 24V Hella-to-USB adapter, they exist. E.g. search "cliff-top-28w-motorcycle-usb-a-usb-c-hella-din-charger". Re your rooftop A/C draining the battery, the low-voltage cutout may be adjustable. If so, setting it to the highest possible voltage should ensure that it cuts out long before the battery level gets dangerously low. Even if it's not adjustable you could test it in the yard to see what happens.

Hi Sherralin, totally agree with you about the Dometic kettle I have the exact same model, my first one I got from Amazon, when that died after 3 years I struggled to find another in UK, eventually got the same again from a Belgian Boat accessory shop for €80.00, think you can still get them for MAN dealers in UK. Drive safely Eugenie ❤

Love your site. The old sailing ship was HMS Warrior not the victory. Stilled loved seeing it again though.

Thanks Sherralin always enjoyable and interesting your subs should be a lot more in my opinion you always put out great content stay safe and take care

Hi hi Sherlyn just to let you know maybe someone has already that was HMS Warrior that you passed in Portsmouth Harbour not HMS Victory Warrior is the ironclad ship that still in the water and victory is in the dockyard and they dry dock keep the blogs coming all the best, Flipper I live in Gosport.

Always enjoy your ramblings! I gave up driving in 2008 and still miss the lifestyle but not the dictatorial regulations that were ever, and still are, increasing.Your videos bring me the great memories of 20+ years on the road, as well as reminding me of why I stopped... One question and one comment relating to this video: Question, I once brought a fancy Scania from a lady, When you were an owner/driver, I don't suppose you had a scania 400 2 x 4, full top and bottom spots, and factory sun visorspots. Blue(turquoise) cab with white pinstripe panel details, red lowers, also with white stripes, The reg was maybe S11 ?PD which you sold in about 2006? (I'd send an old faded photo but I can't work out how 😂). Comment. Although I've been away from it for nearly 14 years, I regard Portsmouth as my hometown. May I thank you for being unusually complementary about it!! In the unlikely event that I happen to be there, and you have a couple of hours to wait (or need a 9, or even a 24) it would be my pleasure to buy you a Tea and some scran and 😢talk diesel and bikes!! Phew, managed not to mention HMS Victory!! 😂😂😱.

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No idea why Scania did away with the bed over the front of the cab, left fae more room to live and for storage.

Sooo, what model DAF were you driving and why didn't you like it? The new model XF with the PACCAR badged Cummins fitted seems like a good thing. Time will tell though.

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Thanks for sharing your world your content is so good , was your mum a wren ? .have to point out that its Naval not navel (thats me spoiling it ) bon voyage

You may be the only person buying their kettle and it's not profitable enough for them to continue making them. They aren't going to continue to make them just for you. All companies have to make a profit otherwise they go broke. They stopped making them for a reason you're not privy to and to be honest you're acting a bit entitled.