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Turkey in shed plan goes awry

With the fridge and freezer full to bursting, the plan was to put the Christmas turkey in the shed until tomorrow. However, it looks like being a unseasonably mild day with temperatures getting up to 13. My garden is north facing so the interior temp of the fridge might not quite get up to that but assuming it is max 10 degrees centigrade, would you risk it or do I have to go cap in hand to the street's WhatsApp group to take a long shot that someone has spare fridge space?

Anita Blake ● 1d9 Comments

Did the turkey survive the night?!Merry Christmas all🎄🎅🏻🎁 x

Georgina Flint ● 4h

No room in our fridge. Maybe space in the stable outside.

Michael Laird ● 21h

The shed must be built on grass then.

Keith Iddon ● 21h

They dont knock on the door,they go under in a matter of an hour. Hope its a concrete floor and mr foxy cant smell it

Julian Pavey ● 22h

Don't you have a lock on your shed? If not,you could quite easily put something heavy against the door to stop foxes.

Keith Iddon ● 22h

The one that terrorises us has worked out how to rotate the handle and hence open the food bin. A shed would be a piece of cake

Mark Frost ● 22h

I was going to mention foxes ... bit risky perhaps given the good old shaking they give our food bin!

Chris Blackwell ● 23h

Yep, Mr foxy will be around later 🙂

Julian Pavey ● 1d

Ours is in the shed and is fine.  You could put a couple of ice packs in the bag with it perhaps?

Lucy Chambers ● 1d