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Moving a 218-ton house

Posted on March 7, 2015 by legallysociable

Ever wonder how a 218-ton house can be moved? Watch here for such a home making its way through the streets of Fargo, North Dakota. It is impressive to see such a monstrosity move (slowly).

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