An Adelaide mum who bought her children a new trampoline for Christmas was shocked to discover a second one in her backyard after Tuesday's wild weather.
While Adelaide's recent mini tornado may not have caused much in the way of major damage, some of the more unusual fallout is still coming to light.Local resident Lauren Bennett believes strong winds blew it thereOn Tuesday evening,, bringing down powerlines and tree branches.
Ms Bennett said she could only assume it had been picked up and blown there by a "massive gust of wind" during Tuesday night's wild weather. She said the trampoline had landed near where she was hoping to put up a pergola, and would be difficult to remove without being dismantled.
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