O/T Breaking and Entering....

Anyone who's been up here learns two things pretty quickly, 1. we've got a big shed/workshop and 2. it gets very windy here.

This morning member Lucy is on his way up here to do some tinkering, so as I am a conductor on the walking school bus this morning I thought I'd go out and open the shed and disarm it for him before I left. However, Tues night, member Bonz was here fossicking for some GU bits, and when he left, he armed the shed, but he locked the door handle [he wasn't to know not to do that, and I didn't tell him not to] the door has a separate deadlock and the door handle lock isn't used - no key for it Anyway this morning when I went out there, the door handle was locked - minor panic set in..major panic set in when I realised that indeed I didn't have a key for it..so I did the only thing I could do at 7.25am in the morning.. I rang Al - who's in Perth - 5.25am! and told him what happened...all other doors were locked too....so I had to have a crash course in breaking and entering...made worse by the gale I was standing in, the fact that I had inadvertinly locked the dead lock thinking I had unlocked it, talking on the phone to Al at the same time...and having Callum insisting on being my T.A, eventually I managed to force the door open and disarmed the shed...LOL...all this before 7.45am.

Lucy had better turn up!


Lyn