I had to temporarily move out. It took a few trips to move all my belongings.
No electric, so rather slow speed, but thankfully very little traffic here.
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Perfectly suitable for that environment! Glad you can enjoy this lifestyle. My first thought was that many trailers on a bicycle, how would you go around street corners you'd have to make ridiculously wide turns which would interfere with traffic, but clearly out there in nature on gravel roads with no other humans or cars or infrastructure in sight, you don't have to deal with any street corners or traffic.
It's actually not bad at corners. You'd probably be fine cycling maybe a metre further out than usual.
You could probably move a similar amount on just one large trailer, which might be easier to manoeuvre round a city. Bikes at work has some cool examples: