That was pretty much my first view of MY trailer that is MINE & that I can do what I want with. It was a BIT OVERWHELMING. I mean, though, also awesome!
Also stacked behind a bunch of other trailers, on account of it was done a week ago & I didn’t get the voicemail notification, but, well. The guy said he’d get a forklift & get the other ones out of the way.
How do you move a trailer with a forklift? Like this:

We got it hitched up to the van. I pulled out. & there was this really amazing feeling like a joint had just slipped back into place, like the square peg had settled solidly into the square hole. It was VERY good.
& look! I have a trailer!

Next up: leveling & measuring & planning!
This was posted originally to my Patreon, a little over a week ago.
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I’d REALLY like that.