Moving the addition was a lot harder than originally expected. The people who bought the trailer were responsible for moving the addition. They ended up having to remove the brick work from the front of the addition to help lessen the weight.
The hitch is on and even though from this angle it looks ready to go they had barely started...
Here they attached a small crane and lifted the front of the trailer up so that the wheels could be placed underneath. They raised and lowered and blocked and raised and lowered and blocked until the wheels were in the right place. It took them about 2 hours for this step.
Finally hitched up and ready to go
And there goes the trailer, on it's way to a farm by Success, Sk (near Swift Current)In the meantime we have been blessed with a small but cozy fourplex. We have about 1/3 of our things here and the rest is in storage. We hope that our new trailer will be here by the end of October but I guess we'll wait and see. For now our prayer is that the snow stays away long enough for our trailer to come and our skirting to be put on and after that we will welcome the snow and winter weather.
Marcus has been enjoying the outdoors more now that he can walk. He spent part of the morning playing with our neighbor's slide and swing set. I helped him go down the slide once and he had that figured out. He'd ask me to put him on the top and he'd scoot to the edge of the slide and push himself the rest of the way. What fun.
