Thank you Sherralin for another fascinating video, a great insight into a world that some of us never see. That bridge was impressive; never knew that existed.
Himsherallin thank you once again for another great video , would be great to see some of your holiday adventures , have a great safe onward journey xxxx
Hi Sherralin, just watching your latest video while on holiday in Perth, Australia. In the early 90's Alfred Price was a regular delivery point, in both the old site just off the dock Road and Knowsley. As for the gateway bridge I live 10mins away in Runcorn. As residents we pay £10 per year to use it. Enjoy your holiday as I am here in Perth, today is 20th Feb. Recently took some photos in the local Kenworth dealer.
Hi sherralin been retired coming up to 5years now I love watching your adventures , have a great break on the other side of the world hope you post while your there ♥️♥️♥️
Welcome home to Britain in February, dark and wet.🤣🤣 Thanks again for the video always good to see what your days entail. Have a lovely time in New Zealand and Australia.
Hi Sherralin, great that you're going to Invercargill home of the late great Burt Munroe. If you haven't seen it, try to get to see 'The World's Fastest Indian'. A fantastic movie about how he built an Indian motorcycle from parts and took it to it to America's Bonneville salt flats to get the land speed record in his class. If it still exists, I hope you can get to see where he lived. Burt is played by the wonderful actor Anthony Hopkins. I also am subbed to Road train adventures, so please say Hi to Johno for me. Hope you enjoy your trip. Cheers, Norm.
Hope you have a well-deserved holiday hun. Hide your truck keys so nobody else can use it, lol. I've driven trucks/coaches and buses, and I will say you are a 1st class driver. You take care of your truck, and you are thinking 5 minutes ahead all the time so you know where to position your truck and your think what other drivers are going to do before they do. God bless and a big hug xx
Hi Sherallin, enjoyed that, although typical English weather. ☔️ hope you have a wonderful time on holiday, enjoy the break, will keep an eye out for when you post something if you do obviously. Looking forward to seeing content again soon. Enjoy your holiday. Greetings from me in Germany 🇩🇪
Safe travels in the antipodes. Thanks for current vlog. Look forward to the next one - maybe a walking vlog would be fun. Best regards. Phil, Suffolk, 🇬🇧
Hi sherralin. My wife and I now live in warrnambool , Victoria. We made the move over from Nottingham Uk 10 years ago. I used to drive a 18t puddle jumper in the cold and dark. Now I drive a 26t puddle jumper in the glorious sunshine ☀️ Enjoy Australia and in your in the area your buying the coffee 😁👍
Brilliant video Sherralin. I used to hate going to work in winter. I actually didn't mind it in February, as its starting to get lighter both in the morning and the evening. Apologies, I was an office worker🤣. Anyway, enjoy your holiday to New Zealand and Australia.
Hi Sherralin hope your well another cracking vlog enjoy your holiday I am off to OZ next year to visit family have a great time take care and stay safe
very nice vidéo with the crossing of small villages, it' s very interesting for us Belgians because we don't know and the régions. but thanks to you we are delighted. can't wait for your vidéos on Australia.
My favourite channel for sure and Lina trucker that does concerts and europe little lina the blonde ,And there is nothing nicer than lying in your bunk listening too the rain its lush .
Hi Sherralin, thank you for another great Video, have been following you for some time now and its great to see the work you do, the properties you collect from, the scenery and journeys in general, very interesting and entertaining. One question I have is why are the trailers are not equipped with reversing cameras, surely it would be a small investment on such an expensive Truck. I know you are all professional drivers etc but awkward reversing expecially when blind sided would be made so much easier and safer. Trucker Jenko showed a manouvre with a camera on the rear of his trailer in Rungis recently and it really showed the value of this. Please keep posting and safe travels, Richard from Ireland
Thanks for watching and your comment. A reversing camera is not something I have ever used. Also the lorry does not belong to me, I just manage with what I’m given. 😁
Reversing cameras are fine on rigid trucks but on trailers they'd be more trouble than they're worth, for multiple reasons, e.g. - Prime movers routinely change trailers, so any solution needs to be standardised, and if it's wireless there's the problem of mis-pairing and interference when multiple trucks are in the same place at the same time, as they often are at depots, DC's, parking areas and changeover pads. If it's going to be a wired solution then a combination of wiring and comms gear would need to be added to every truck and trailer that wants to use the setup. - The camera needs power, and the only power normally supplied to the rear of the trailer is for the lights, meaning there is no source of continuous (or even reliable amounts of) power, so even for a "wireless" setup the auxiliary circuit would need to be extended to the rear of the trailer.
Hi,Lady great video re bridges i not to clever on heights but it's funny not scared on heights when working from platform or laddersn but on wagons its a no no dont apologise about not being excited i didnt know about the two bridges you crossed regards 🚛🚛🚛🙏🏴
Johno may have already mentioned this but there is a long distance fridge driver (and biker) YouTubing in Australia: www.youtube.com/@thehomelesstrucky His movements are unpredictable and he doesn't seem to go to Perth but he is often in Brisbane as a lot of fresh produce gets trucked from rural Queensland to Brisbane and southern states and his company has a depot there. There is also a young British fellow who did a few videos last year, no idea where he's at: www.youtube.com/@youngbritishoutbacktrucker
Hi sherralin I follow Johno road train adventures he does some good drone videos hope you meet up with him seams a nice guy have a good trip New Zealand is another good place for trucks regards bob
Hi Sherralin how easy is it to keep control of that 90 hour driving in 14 days? When you are so busy running from one country to another. Easier now it’s digital as apposed to the tachograph charts of old I guess. Driving 56 hours one week and only being able to drive 34 the following must be a right pain. Stay safe and thanks for the video. 🚚
