Is it safe to leave garden furniture on your terrace?

Shazzy, You're in Spain not Basildon. When in Spain do what the Spanish and Irish do . . . . No self respecting Irish guy or Spaniard would be seen dead mollycoddlying the garden furniture. It was meant to be outside so leave it there. If it walks, it walks, take it on the chin. But, who is going to climb to the first floor and scale some railings for a garden seat? 

Now, I know it will take some time for you to lap up what I'm saying. So, immediately pour a large gin (even if it's from Lidl in a Beefeater bottle) into an ice filled stemmed glass. Add some Nordic tonic (not Diá or any other shop sponsored tonic) and don't forget a slice of orange or lemon. Place full glass on your new garden table and seat yourself comfortably on your precious garden seat and enjoy the ice cold feeling of g+t descending through your oesophagus towards your stomach. After you've finished the 3rd g + t have some faith in the honesty of your neighbours. 

And, if they shun you, you are welcome on our terrace for another decent glass of gin (and it's Gordons).
 

A helpful reality check reply thanks Matthew! Gin certainly subdues the default worry setting that always seems to find something, even when life is so sweet in our new holiday home. :) 

Hi Shazzy, Thanks for not eating the livin' blazes out of me (and I reckon you're not a Brexiteer either, although I bet your husband is). I hope you enjoy your new holiday home and of course your new garden furniture. Here's raising a glass to your good humour!!!!!

Matt

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