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Taking a House for a Walk
I’ve written a couple of times before about the fact that one of the advantages of owning a floating home is that they’re mobile. Floating homes can and do get moved around on the water. Usually it’s to move them to a slip space with a better view or protection from the elements when a space frees up within a marina. Although, it can be for other reasons, too, as this current example shows.
I just came across this Flickr photostream of marina residents helping to flip a house around in its slipspace. The owners want to change the rotation of their house so that they got more sun on their porch.
Try doing that on land.
I’ve written a couple of times before about the fact that one of the advantages of owning a floating home is that they’re mobile. Floating homes can and do get moved around on the water. Usually it’s to move them to a slip space with a better view or protection from the elements when a space frees up within a marina. Although, it can be for other reasons, too, as this current example shows.
I just came across this Flickr photostream of marina residents helping to flip a house around in its slipspace. The owners want to change the rotation of their house so that they got more sun on their porch.
Try doing that on land.
