BarryH
Well-Known Member
......ralised when I got home that I left one of the cockpit seat cushions in the cockpit. Is it going to be windy and will it blow away? Soddit!
Spare car key on boat, Spare boat key in carThey had to get a lift home to get spare keys for car and boat.
Spare car key on boat, Spare boat key in car![]()
SWMBO and I made a list last night of the things we forgot to bring home yesterday. Worst is the coolbox, with what is left of the weekend rations, the milk and lettuce will be horrible. Fortunately we are close so I will pop over this morning and collect all the bits and pieces - and probably find some others that we didn't remember.
Friends a few years ago rowed ashore only to find that they had not got the car keys and on the same key ring were the boat keys.so no point in rowing back as they had shut the padlock.
They had to get a lift home to get spare keys for car and boat.
Our solution to the locking oneself out of the boat is to be obsessive about shutting the hatch padlock as soon as we have opened the hatch, that way we can be sure that we cannot lock the boat without having a key with us.
Nothing worse than snapping the padlock shut on the companionway at the same moment you notice the keys left on the saloon table.....
Good pointSo with one set locked in the boat and the other set locked in the car how does that help.
Does it help if this 'smartypants' mentions that, for several years, he used a companionway hatch padlock that used 4 numbers and not a key? Yes, it was completely weatherproof - and I'll use that idea again.