YOU'D be hard pushed to find a back garden that doesn't have a paddling pool in it this week.
But one woman has been left fuming after her neighbour "crammed" a huge one into her garden, and proceeded to "practically live in it" all week.
"We live in a terrace so very close proximity to each other," she wrote in a post complaining about her situation on Mumsnet's Am I Being Unreasonable forum.
"The neighbour next door has a big pool crammed into the backyard.
"She’s been practically living in the garden all week. She has the one toddler, a boy, who seems to be quite naughty."
The woman added that all she can hear all day is "happy screaming, angry screaming, crying, lots of splashing, 'wooooo', 'one two three go!' 'High five!'."
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"Must have heard the child’s name about 100 times today," she fumed.
While they "finally" went inside at around 7pm, the woman heard her neighbour add that "they’ll come back out tomorrow".
"I’m cursing that pool," she continued.
"Before she got it they never went in the garden. They’ve lived next door 2 years and I never heard a peep from them."
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The woman concluded her post by adding that she doesn't even think the pool is "safe".
"It’s quite deep and she’s set up a slide going onto it," she wrote.
"And then there’s the environmental impact of filling it up everyday."
But people in the comments section insisted that the woman was being unreasonable to expect her neighbours to be silent and staying inside during the heatwave.
"Given how hot it has been and will be again you are being unreasonable to resent them being in the pool all day," one wrote.
"Unless you're jealous."
"You could ASK them to keep the shouting down, but if they want a pool it's their right to have one," another added.
"You haven't heard a peep out of them in two years so I'd just grin and bear it,' a third wrote.
"You sound irritated that they're finally using their garden!
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"Living in a terraced house means accepting that sometimes there'll be noise.
"Hope the 'naughty' boy has a delightful day in the pool tomorrow."
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