once again we are taking you onboard hms nelson for a description of the scene at spithead tonight by lieutenant commander thomas woodrooffe at the present moment the whole fleet is lit up when i say lit up i mean lit up by fairy lamps we ve forgotten the whole royal review we ve forgotten the royal review the whole thing is lit up by fairy lamps its as fantastic it shouldn t appear as tall its its fairyland the whole thing is fairyland it s fairyland now when i say the fleet is lit up in lamps i mean shes outlined the whole ship s outlined in little lamps im sorry i was telling to people to shut up talking what i mean is this the whole fleet is lit up in fairy lamps each ship is outlined now as far as i can see i suppose i can see down about five or six miles the ships are all lit up theyre outlined the whole lot even the destroyers are outlined in the old days you know destroyers used to be outlined by only a little kind of very bit of lights nowdays the destroyers are lit up by the outline looks solid in a second or two were going to fire a rocket going to fire all sorts of things you got to be here to hear them going off you may hear a minor reaction when i see them go because im going to try and tell you what they look like as they go off at the moment the whole huge fleet here the thing we saw this afternoon this colossal fleet lit up by lights theres nothing between us and heaven theres nothing at all and the whole thing is in fairyland it isnt true it isnt here and as i say it  im trying to give you ladies and gentlemen my concern the fleets gone its disappeared i was talking to you in the middle of this damn in the middle of this fleet and whats happened is the fleets disappeared and gone we had one hundred two hundred warships around us a second ago and now they have gone its gone its gone theres no fleet its disappeared no magician who ever could have waved his wand could have waved it with more acumen than he had at the present moment