Piano Moving

We have done some rearranging around here. About a year ago or so, my aunt gave us an antique baby grand piano. We also had John's childhood piano that he has had since he was 4 years old. We were then offered the Packwoods' old dining set (which we really need) so we had to figure out what to do. We decided to keep the baby grand and give the piano to a family member since it was the piano that they all had growing up. John offered it to his parents and then his older brother. His brother wanted it as he plans for his younger daughter, Emily, to take lessons. So John took the piano 45 minutes to their house, and oh, they also gave us some furniture, so he loaded it up and brought it back. He then had two friends come and help him move the baby grand into its new spot. We had wanted to hire movers to move the piano, but they were going to charge us over $200 just to move the piano about 10 feet!!!! ARGHHH....I took pictures, but I couldn't watch. I didn't want to see anyone get smooshed by a huge piano, or see the piano go crashing to the floor!!!