I knew it was very windy last night but........

Grannygrinder · Jan 27, 2013

.......my shed has been uprooted and has sailed 70 metres across the field behind the house :shock:
Fortunately its not the shed that houses the bikes, it did however house all my sea fishing kit including my rods.
I've squelched around the field and picked them all up and they are all intact which is amazing

I'm now left wondering if i can claim on my house insurance? :?

cyfa2809 · Jan 27, 2013

Wow thats far! Is the shed salvagable?
Sounds like you may be in an odd situation as its just outside yourhouse and we all know how fussy the companies can be.
They will probably say it was an act of god!

gavinda · Jan 27, 2013

sue the church.

ah, one problem. which god?

B77 · Jan 27, 2013

Crikey 70m :shock:

I suppose it all depends on your cover, do things in shed count under 'household contents' ?

Pyro Tim · Jan 27, 2013

gavinda":1x7kp36y said:
sue the church.

ah, one problem. which god?

No problem, Jews, Christians and Muslims all worship the same one

highlandsflyer · Jan 27, 2013

Other religions are available.

How intact is the shed?

Grannygrinder · Jan 28, 2013

.

She is flatpack

less the bits that have travelled even further.

The shed was originally where the blue tarp is on the right and is now the white and green mess top left

mother nature, she's a bugger when she's got the hump.
I'm hoping the farmer up the road will drag it out and weigh it in and that will be the end of it.

PS. Argos tin sheds make good aeroplanes, but not good sheds

*might be a bit more than 70 metres :shock:

Alison · Jan 28, 2013

That's a fair old distance, was it not fastened down? Although by the looks of it it would not have made much difference.

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