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There's a similar contraption on the road to the Ben Cruachan reservoir dam. All you have to do to open it is climb a mountain and lose a dog, then befriend the local shepherd who will worry about his sheep and give you the combination. Obvious really.
ReplyDeleteAre they doing strange experiments with goats in there?
ReplyDeleteBF - I tried to crack the combination because it was asking to be cracked, but it's a goody. Never thought of trying to lose the dog; genius!
ReplyDeleteMr Wibble - It protects a wind farm. Goats and a special diet may be involved...
That chap means business!
ReplyDeleteHe does, G. I have a serious hankering next time I'm there to clip my own padlock onto the vacant space. That would so throw him!
ReplyDeleteDO IT!
ReplyDeleteWow. One padlock means it's private, two means it's really private. Four - Well, that's you told.
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