There has been repercushions from the flight of the trampoline.
The car with the smashed rear screen is fine, and the owner just relieved that it was her car and not her Husband's very sporty/newish/ aka expensive sporty hybrid car. The other damaged car is seven years old, with dings, dents and scratches commensurate with age. The damage should just "polish out", her words not mine.
Most upset is the ten year old next door whose trampoline is damaged beyond repair as is his swing.
The adults involved are all relieved that no-one was injured by a flying trampoline. That is rather a complex subject even for an intelligent child. So he had a "complete meltdown" on Friday, enough to delay their holiday for a twenty-four hours while he calmed down. 😢 They left today.
@Reynard, if you know the size and weight of the trampoline, with the angle and height of the house next door, can you calculate the speed of the wind? I have lived here for two decades and very rarely has the wind got that strong. I expect that the stretched fabric that forms the springy bit can make the trampoline into a giant shuttlecock. I am almost certain that the trampoline was weighed down.
Before anyone else says it, yes she is very intelligent dog, Golden Retriever.