Easy ways to move a greenhouse please? Answers on a postcard

newbie to everything allotmental .....original blonde.....not a flippin clue ....
but oh soooooo excited at me new bit of earth....how do i move a greenhouse about 50 yards please? It has a "hard standing" where I want it to be moved to - i believe thats what its called - if not please dont laugh, i will get there  - eventually! But.. for now, any ideas? Easy ones only only please.....xx

:shock: How you know my uncle was called Bob...... geez amazing ....
oh well pretty obvious if i took the time to sit and think about it! Thanks you kindly.
I tried a pic but its just got the text thingy didnt work, i shall try again later,  right now im off plotting before it wazzes down again.
Ta for the input .....six friends.....hmmmmmmmmm :roll:

:idea: why thankee Sal, at least I got "somert reet" on this cold blustery wet grey miserable day....  MENTAL is the appropiate word....I must be to take on this area of gods earth that has nothing but ten foot weeds .....8 foot rose trees ....raspberries that are having a day off from performing in  the Day of the Triffids (matinees only)....and a huge pampass plant thingy that thinks its king of the Plotters, i have a cure though ... roundup!!!! John said !!!!!  :twisted: ......

:arrow:  ok...... well this is sounding better by the barrowload .......ok i had better get cracking on with the mini tip that i have just uncovered   ...seems the son of the guy that had it used the back of the plot as a tip....behind that lovely bit of concrete that had previously housed a greenhouse..in bags and not....carpet- nylon tho not even decent enough to compost itself...nasty.....a toilet (!!) bath.... a barrel of somert im scared even to look in...rusty tools...joy o joy... at least once thats moved i can then see whats what with the greenhouse.....good job i hate asking folks to help................jsut hope i dont see any more spiders the size of melons  :shock:  TRUE !!!!

Whereabouts are you Braders?  My Brian cuts all my glass for our greenhouses, and he uses the secondary glazing that gets chucked out by the local double glazing place.

You just need a good glass cutter, diamond cutter or oh whats the other one?  titanium is it?

Oh that's a shame, nearer to us and Brian would have given you a lesson!  He says its easy, you just have to be careful of the glass flakes.

One of his workbenches is a worktop that he keeps especially for glass you have to be careful that the surface you cut on is very clean.  Brian marks and cuts his straight line with a very long spirit level, then just brings the glass to the edge of the bench holds the biggest side on the workbench and gently taps underneath the cut, you can see the glass give, then a gentle snap downwards and hey presto!