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| Claire, that should be ROTCFL! Roll On The Cell Floor Laughing.
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| I've just looked at your photos of your plot, and on the one of the shed it does seem like the hinges are on the outside of the door... You'll still need to get the lock off to be able to use the door properly though, so I'd only take the hinges off if the hammer & chisel don't work?!
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| Have your allotment documentation ready when you do it. Chances are that the only person actually caught breaking into a shed - will be the owner!
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| Please let us know when you get in and what you find. It was easy getting into my shed - it was just difficult hacking my way through the brambles and docks to get to it!! When we got there the door was falling off and half the roof is missing, the shed itself was full of stuff. An old pushbike, some cloches in reasonable condition, loads and loads of glass (some greenhouse and some assorted bits and bobs. I'm still trying to clear it out, takes forever especially as I don't have a car to take stuff to the dump. Managed to Freecycle quite a bit of the glass, but the broken bits are still there. I think there's an old lawnmower at the back, but I haven't managed to get that far yet. |
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| Good point Flum! I'd hate to be led away in handcuffs, lol! Sounds like your shed was a bit of a mixed bag rustylady In my other shed (and I use the term very loosely!) I found a wheelbarrow that looks useable(ish), a chair, a long dead lawnmower, some kind of heater (also deceased) and loads of bits of wood and glass.Claire |
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| I'm in! After all that fussing about with questions, then taking a selection of equipment that I could have taken on Fort Knox with, I was in in about 2 minutes flat ![]() I levered off the wood that was nailed across the doors, hacksawed the bottom padlock and (as I realised someone had done 90% of the job before ) pulled off the top padlock by hand. That didn't quite get me in, as I discovered the doors were nailed shut but a bit of brute force sorted that. Bit of a miscellany inside! Useful to me: wheelbarrow hanging baskets Workmate (very old!) table wood screws, nails etc Possibly of use to someone else: gas bottle two hamster cages LOTS of odds and ends of paint wallpaper bits of bike (possibly almost a whole one!) Not a lot of use to anyone: mouldy curtains mouldy carpet world's largest spider I took some pics but I can't upload them for some reason (not that they are very interesting!!!). Claire |
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| I'm glad after all that effort that you got something useful out of it!
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| hello after you have sorted your lock out check your roof,because weve just had a breakin ta our allotments and because we had strong locks on they took the roofs of the sheds,honestly it was crazy we thought we had good security and all they had to do was take the scews of the roof ,so easy..apple |
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| One of the grapes had the shed nicked I seem to remember !! Well done seahorse I almost volunteered to come and do it for you it was so enthrauling ![]() The Gas bottle - I'd see about hanging on to that incase you want to have a gas powered greenhouse heater - is it still worht advertising them to save folks paying the initial deposit??
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If it might be worth something to another plot holder though, I'll have an ask around. I'm not sure if there are any issues re disposing of them (might still have gas in it for all I know!) so someone else taking it would be my best option really! Claire |
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| Well done, your first breaking and entering successfully completed!! And some useful bits and pieces to make it all worth while. (Pity there wasnt a flamethrower for all your brambles though hey! )
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Monday at the latest though - promise! (And likely I'll find nothing more than rotten and/or rusty old rubbish!
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