Swing
If Mommy and Daddy ever get their act together, maybe Jackson will have this swing in his own backyard by the time winter rolls around. Our neighbors offered us the fort/swingset that is in their backyard since their kids are older and no longer use it. We accepted their offer to take the swingset off their hands, but we have been slow to get it over the fence. It is made of wood and quite heavy, so we have to wait until we have the time and the muscle to either move it whole or take it apart and reconstruct it in our yard. Maybe I am not in such a rush to put it in our yard since Jackson has given it mixed reviews thus far. He seems to enjoy swinging for a few minutes and then he is DONE with it quickly. Fickle boy.
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Is it the long kind of swingset of the one that has a squarish base and a "fort" above it leading to the slide?
If it's the squarish "fort" variety, you can rock it back and forth to get it loose from the ground and then tip one side up and slip something that will roll under it (heavy dowel? PVC?) and do the same on the opposite side and then just roll it from one yard to the other. Requires a lot less muscle.
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