preponderance of the great

new addition to the neighbourhood

[Tom]

Wonderful capture of men watching

[Kate Goring]

It's always amazing how they can move stuff like that and it doesn't break in two!

[gazdi]

As Kate says, these mobile homes mostly end up at places that seem to be impossible to approach with a large enough vehicle to carry the house. Amazing job.
Men watching, well, the truck and the crane are operated by women so the best they can do is to stay away. :)

[Leana Niemand]

My word!!! That is a rater large one!

[Chris P]

the dude with the shorts looks like he's freezing

[hueymilunz]

very cool!

[Dreich]

When men haven't a clue they fold their arms and look serious- sometimes it works.

[Richard Sayer]

This has made me rethink my understanding of 'moving house'!

[john morley]

Love the Idea of being able to move your home, hope they make good neighbors...

[Mary]

I've seen this done and its awesome to move your home but there is a lot of logistics involved!

[jackie edwards]

these kinds of events are always a good way for the neighbors to get together!

[Yao RL]

Introduce the neighbours to 365, you may take photos together.

[Liana Bull]

It's amazing how they can move houses and avoid the power lines too. Of course they couldn't manage it without the spectators helpful advice

[kali]

@tosee @kategoring @gazdi @leananiemand @mindeater @hueymilunz @steveandkerry @vignouse @jack4john @marymacaroni @jackies365 @yaorenliu @kiwinanna it was really amazing to watch the pinpoint precision, the truck had remote controlled hydraulic lifters which tilted and raised and lowered the whole thing and turned on a dime into the tight driveway, then a crane lifted it into place, at one point they called out to the crane driver to just nudge it 40 mm!! there were neighbours watching that i havent seen for years, or ever seen before!!!

[Joan Robillard]

Moving a whole house is so fascinating.