(for those who aren't aware this is a popular and picturesque village). It has been a lovely sunny day around these parts. I squeezed Alice in and parked quite close to a dry stone wall (the Peak District is full of 'em) locking the driver's door from the inside I exited the car from the passenger door, all OK so far.
Returning to the car after a couple of hours I attempted to gain entry by simply squeezing between the wall and the car and putting the key into the highly secure lock
, and guess what! I have discovered that if you lock the driver's door from the inside they key ain't gonna unlock it 
. Who knew 
It's the first time that I have wished that people weren't so interested in our pride and joy
. After thinking around the problem the obvious came to mind, enter through the back seat of course , how could I have not thought of this sooner. I don't know whether it's a standard fit but the back of our rear seat is held in place by a couple of wing nuts,what a brilliant idea . A few turns later and there I was, back legs dangling out of the boot reaching to unlock the back door . I'm sure nobody noticed 
Oops! Thanks for the reminder Skodge, I know we have been caught out before by the locking inside lark but thankfully there was just enough room for the skinnier member of the family to unlock the door! Good to see you had a sense of humour about it all!