To be fair there would be some problem traveller camps just down the road.
Do you lock your doors at night
- Thread starter bobk
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To be fair there would be some problem traveller camps just down the road.
Greythundercloudys
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We don't lock anything, we used to have a defender and wished someone would steal it. No one did.
surprised you could hear anything with that gimp mask onNot what we heard Rusky
glasshouse
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- Location
- lothians
Keep the front door locked after the pet lambs broke in.
Keep backdoor locked as children sleepwalk
Keep backdoor locked as children sleepwalk
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
Really glad I'm not the only one with lambs wanting in!
Hopefully your children grow out of sleepwalking, I did eventually. That was why my parents locked the doors, too.
We never unlock the front door and have to collies who live around the back that will make a mess of anyone that tries to enter.
Just last week I woke up to the dogs going mad and someone trying to brake into my truck.
In the past year we have had the farm building broken into 4 times and the garden shed done over.
It would be lovely to live somewhere that you don't have to lock the door.
Just last week I woke up to the dogs going mad and someone trying to brake into my truck.
In the past year we have had the farm building broken into 4 times and the garden shed done over.
It would be lovely to live somewhere that you don't have to lock the door.
borderterribles
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- Location
- South Shropshire
This
Danllan
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- Location
- Sir Gar / Carms
- Location
- northumberland
There’s plenty of you complaining when something gets nicked or broken into but by the sounds of it you don’t make it very difficult for anyone to help themselves [emoji57]
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
Best thing is to have a loaded shotgun by your side
Lazy Sod
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- Location
- Warminster Wiltshire
About 20 years ago, I came in for lunch and found 3 young men inside the back porch and at the back door which was locked. When I challenged them, one of them said that they just wanted to know the way to Frome. I gave them directions and the left hurriedly and I heard their car rush away in the opposite direction to that which I had given them. Just as well that the door was locked.
Mrs LS grew up as a townie, although I have educated her pretty well by now. However she still locks the door even if she is just doing some gardening.
Mrs LS grew up as a townie, although I have educated her pretty well by now. However she still locks the door even if she is just doing some gardening.
sheep&cows&stuff
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Old fella that is dead and gone now, used to live in a real rough run down old style house. Used to lock the door, but had a sign saying 'keys in spouting' haha
holywell farmer
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- Location
- holywell, north wales
Yes the are thieves about, car gets locked too!
holywell farmer
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- Location
- holywell, north wales
Do park tractor in shed at nightI generally check all the doors before bed as the kids have a habit of going in and out,haven’t got them trained yet.
We don’t tend to draw the curtains and I can often in the evening be found wandering around starkers after stripping off for a shower.
The neighbours haven’t complained yet........but they tend to be sheep.
Netherfield
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- Location
- West Yorkshire
Doors locked all the time day and night. too many so called window cleaners with ladders, " do you want your gutters clearing of leaves" during the summer months.
- Location
- South Wales UK
Mars ?
Or send all crims there if Prisons too full !
One way ticket like they use to send them to Australia centuries ago.
If they made it, their free ?
holywell farmer
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- Location
- holywell, north wales
No,Yes.
Is it a trick question.
Is that more for security or keep weather off it