Second trip cock up

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Don't worry we all do something silly however long you've enjoyed our hobby. We drove off with the EHU still connected once and we'd been motorhome for several years!. It hasn't happened again 😆. That's cos it's the first thing sorted if we're leaving the pitch. We have also had to stop to collect up the contents of the fridge or lock the cutlery drawer. 😂😂

Don't worry Jenny. I am on year 54 without a caravan wheel lock. And no one has stolen the wheels. Or the caravan. 

Thank goodness theft isn't as big a problem as it was in my head!

all happy and settled in and feeling happy

Don't worry about it ...... everybody has made a mistake of some sort at some time e.g. leaving handbrake on when setting off, leave mover engaged. You generally just make  a particular mistake once. 😉

If everyone who normally contributes on this forum were to post and tell you the mistakes they've made, including yours truly, then this would be the longest running thread easily. 

Don't worry about the lock, you've got plenty of other mistakes to choose from.

As  those  clever  folks  say  :--  Experience  Is  What  You  Have  Half  an  Hour  After  You  Needed  It   !!

Yes don't worry - my insurance stipulates the locks on if I leave it for more than 3 hours - leaves a bit of wriggle room - and as others say more secure on site than at home in many cases. 

Jenny we all make stupid mistakes or have done,the trick is to learn by them. Someone will correct me if I am wrong, but have a look in the handbook where there are check lists, for things to check before going and arriving, the main thing is enjoy and all these things will become second nature to you in a short time

Paul

If you are insured with the club then you would still be covered although not if you just ignore the clamp. With other insurers you need to be more careful though.

The C&CC did publish statistics some time ago on where thefts take place and sites are very low down but they can occur.