Oh no, I've done a Jimmy!

I seem to recall Jimmy just donned his snorkel and mask and dived in
how warm is the water today?

on a more helpful note - a friend of mine dropped her house keys in the water at the back of our boat. I used the glass insert from a coffee cafetiere to look in the water. With a magnet on a string we did get them back.
 
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Well we finally got home at 11pm after arriving back at the boat at 3pm.

BMW Emergency were pretty useless, their best offer was a hire car that we could use to drive home, collect the keys, return to Hythe then drive home again. Strangely enough, a 300 mile / 6 hour drive isn't my ideal end to a weekend.

Lex Leasing were equally useless. As their assistance line is shut on a Sunday, all their calls are diverted to the AA who are only authorised to do a 50 mile recovery.

Fortunately I have AA breakdown cover with my bank account. They sent a patrol man who very quickly came to the conclusion that the only way the car was going to get back to Cheltenham was on the back of a recovery truck. We then had to wait three hours for the truck to come before we were on our way.

Moral of the story is, do what your wife tells you and put a float on a spare set of car keys and take these down to the boat! Alternatively keep the keys in your pocket and don't let your dozy wife start jumping off boats when them at the top of an unzipped handbag.

I'm now facing a load of hassle trying to get a new set of keys authorised by Lex / BMW / my employer.
 
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