And it's gone
It took just under a week to dismantle and remove that old-style trailer here in the Cove. The whole thing is gone, including the chassis, so that means a new trailer is coming to replace it. Already kids are using the empty lot to play in. Dogs are using it to, well, they're using it. Soon enough, a whole new trailer will come rolling down the road, make a three point turn, and back gently and precisely into place. Instant house.
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