How do you move a shed across town?

Answer: Hire a flatbed.

So, I was making supper and looked out the window to the back lane, and this is what I saw.

This is the beautiful foundation dear brother-in-law Roger lovingly prepared for our dear little new shed.

This is three men debating about how to get the shed rotated 90 degrees and taken off the flatbed and onto the lovingly-prepared foundation.

Getting closer to the foundation, still not rotated however.

The muscle-power of one great flatbed hauler dude, a homeowner with a bad back, a homeowner's father with a bad back, bad shoulders, bad knees, and virtually no lungs, and the real help which came from a homeowner's mother.

Getting closer.
The shed sat in that position for about 90 minutes just thinking about how it would make the jump.

Just kidding. Here the flatbed driver is driving away with his truck.

Barely touching the flatbed now.

Homeowner's father with the jack-all which just seems like a swear word to me. However, it did the trick ... unlike swear words.

Homeowner paying flatbed driver. Unpictured is the flatbed driver having a smoke moments before he pulled the flatbed out from under the shed. Apparently these are stressful moments. I wonder if we looked like we'd sue him if something happened to our shed. I'd probably start smoking if I thought I'd be sued.