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Lukes Top Tips 1

Howdy doodle. So here we have the first episode of the Top Tips thingymedoodle. I don't want anyone to think I'm teaching my granny to suck eggs as these are mainly for new lorry drivers. This first one is showing the procedures for crossing the English Channel on both the ferry and the train. I hope you find it informative and/or entertaining. They are a bit more serious than you may be used to from me.

Also to the right >>> is a link to my online store where you can buy stickers/mugs/tshirts and stuff. I make 10% on each sale and the proceeds go to charity. There will be a poll shortly to pick which one. All the products on sale are customizable so you can put your name or whatnot on them. Just click the customize tab under the picture. Plus they are available in different styles and colours.

#ONWARD>>>




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