Long Distance Lorry Diaries. Women in Transport. Trucking Women.

[@FIL357]

New watcher and enjoying, thank you. Also great music. 🤡👍😁 phil in Suffolk

[@GBtrucklady]

Thanks for watching 😁

[@paulagrant974]

The Flowers are for pollination to make the grapevine a perfect crop 😊

[@jimlordan6404]

A proper trucking lass who likes country music

[@wgp1]

Another brilliant video thank you., I am not a morning person either I will be 57 at end of November but I do get up to work once that alarm starts clanging or do my best to ( LOL ) I look forward to watching your latest. Till then may god hold the wheel and be safe :)

[@mickboakes7023]

You have my total admiration for what you do. Stay safe and well. Mick (New subscriber).

[@GBtrucklady]

Thank you.

[@janinehiggins1507]

I continue to watch your video which are great .thank you 🇬🇧☮️👍🇬🇧

[@GBtrucklady]

Thanks 👍

[@michaelshellard1300]

Great driving sherralin, love your videos.drove all night for donkeys years....👌

[@GBtrucklady]

Thank you 😊

[@kyeice]

Enjoyed that one,already waiting for your next one keep safe on your trucking adventures.

[@fredderickfield2872]

Love the videos I think it's nice to see something different stay safe keep trucking

[@GBtrucklady]

Thank you

[@TheDaf95xf]

Good morning Sherralin 😊 I’ve just watched this on the Stena boat from Heysham to Belfast lol 😆 P&O Bilbao was one of my favourite crossings back in the day especially with the John Mann drivers from Mansfield lol 😆 Stay safe cheers Stevie x

[@BIGV710]

only thing that gets me now is the new ferries from portsmouth to santander takes 33hrs to cross by sea

[@vinzzzze]

Irun. Nostalgic for me. Been there a lot as a kid with my father. He was a truck-driver. He did a lot Spain and Portugal. I remember the customs in Irun. Spain and Portugal weren’t easy to drive back in the days. That Somosierra direction Madrid and the IP5 in Portugal were pretty dangerous. With a Volvo F12, 300 HP, no airco… 😅. The good, old days.. greetzzz nice video😊👍👍👍🫶🫶🫶

[@GBtrucklady]

Thanks for watching 😁👍🏻

[@weddingplanner6439]

A pleasure to meet you earlier today at the roadside and very much hope to meet you in Castets and go for a hike from there one day. You are an inspiration !!Helen

[@GBtrucklady]

It was great to meet you too. Hope the move goes smoothly. Safe travels.

[@burgerman3]

Great scenery on you travels. You like a tight loading bay especially with fridge trailer 😂😂

[@GBtrucklady]

😂😂😂

[@burgerman3]

@@GBtrucklady that was supposed to read "nothing like" and not "you like" 😂😂😂

[@GBtrucklady]

😂😂😂😂

[@MichaelSmith-lb4kv]

Always lovely to watch your videos.greetings from me in Germany 🇩🇪😊

[@GBtrucklady]

Glad you like them! Thank you.

[@thomasgarwell8214]

Regarding reservoirs. I also had the same thought about always needing to limit water in dry summers. Why don't the Government make the water firms build more reserviors. And this was the answer: "The last major public water supply reservoir to be constructed in the UK for water supply purposes was Carsington in 1991, and although a number of water supply reservoirs have been proposed since the 1960's very few have made it to completion"

[@GBtrucklady]

We seem to be floating in the winter and parched in the summer. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@thomasgarwell8214]

Vineyards are always built on slopes so water drains away. Vines don't really do well in wet soil. Onions, probably using ground not fit for vines. Just using a bit of ground to grow stuff that can bring in a bit of extra revenue. In France, they grow roses at the edge of fields of vines. This isn't to make it pretty, or to have white roses against white grapes or red roses for red vines, roses are actually to catch the diseases that kill vines, but roses can tolerate the disease and attracts the spores/insects.

[@GBtrucklady]

I was wondering if onions did the same job as you describe the roses do, attract things that are harmful to the vines.

[@thomasgarwell8214]

@@GBtrucklady not really. Onions attract mould and onion flies. They can be planted two years on the trot, but not every year. If onion flies come down and/or mould, I'm sure its going to be about 8 years +/- before you can use the bed for onions. This could be this country only as Spain is a hot place during onion growing season

[@jean-jacquesblaimont6234]

merci pour l' agréable vidéo.

[@madman2666]

if they are cold. load it faster. never done europ but would not mind giving it a go when kids get older

[@GBtrucklady]

Thanks for watching 😁👍🏻

[@davidmonro3270]

Those grape vines look like they are full of vinegar.

[@GBtrucklady]

They could be, all wine tastes like vinegar to me 🤮😂

[@garyjenkins6600]

May I ask you a question Why don't video your self when you are out side of the truck I Gary nice to meet you New Subscription

[@GBtrucklady]

Hi, nice to meet you too. I do video myself a bit but I’m sure there’s more interesting things to see. Lol 😂 😂 Thanks for subscribing.

[@garyjenkins6600]

Yeah Rather see more of you Sorry for saying this Sometimes can't hear what you are saying Music is Drowning your voice Take good care of yourself 💋💋

[@GBtrucklady]

I’ll turn it down 😁👍🏻

[@chriswale]

New subscriber here. Binge watching your youtube vids! 😄Great seeing you in Spain of late, especially along roads I use a lot as I live in Alicante. One thing though, the bull statues you see do not denote a town with a bull ring but is rather just an advertisement for a brandy. "The Osborne Bull is the black silhouette of bull that stands on hilltops and along the roadside in many - but not all - parts of Spain. It began as nothing more than an advertisement in 1956 when the Osborne Group set out to promote 'Veteran' brandy. An Andalucian artist by the name of Manolo Prieto suggested the bull and thus set a legend in motion.........Even though the Osborne Bull really is a commercial figure, it’s cultural status as a symbol of all things Spanish is so widely accepted as to create a backlash in some parts of Spain with Catalan’s ripping down any attempt to raise an Osborne Bull and some Basque’s raising a Basque sheep instead."

[@GBtrucklady]

Thanks for the info.

[@guy4469]

guy manchester these play in the club house all night 7pm untill midnight 400 people watching .

[@emmakimble8946]

Why RHD not LHD in Europe?

[@GBtrucklady]

I’ve driven both, personally I find driving a RHD in Europe is easier than driving LHD in UK. RHD also sell better in UK.

[@GBtrucklady]

This company has offices in UK and Europe.

[@emmakimble8946]

@@GBtrucklady i filed better 4 LHD in Europe as everything is easy 4 me some like RHD & some like LHD in uk or Europe