That isn't just a doggie. It is a very special doggie, it is a Lurcher. It will catch you rabbits, hares, squirrels, pigeons, sometimes a duck. Very important for your survival diet. And to have two Lurchers is such a treat. I trained two Lurchers to hunt and retrieve for the guns, hard work, but I did it.
My great grands were travelers in England/Ireland. They came to the US and, more or less, settled but for continuing to work for Bostocks Circus. I can see that working with animals and the traveling made that employment an obvious choice. I wonder how many travelers exist from generations of the same?
She's got a couple of good horses there, the coloured particularly. Good set of harness on that wagon horse too, notice she puts the hames on separately otherwise the collar is too heavy to lift, but no blinkers on the bridles! Them wheels are too small on that wagon I'd get some artillery wheels on there, horse would be pulling from higher up then as splinter bar would come up a fair bit in height then. Good on her, bloody hard on yer own.
Have a friend whose been horse drawn for for about 15 years now, bought her daughter up that way, it is hard but I know she wouldn't wont to live any other way, and her horses, well they're family
@@charlierumoldboi3939 I seriously considered it, spent a year or two living in a caravan, came to the conclusion a semi nomadic life style would work better for some. Winter's, it's not the cold it's the damp in the UK, trying to keep things dry with dogs and kids was difficult, washed clothes would take days to dry, thank god for a wood burner which I fitted in the caravan, but even then it was hard, sheltered communual space needed, for people to gather and so children not constantly playing in mud.
Having lived like that, it is HARSH. All your time gets spent on keeping chaos at bay. No wonder the old traditions vanished. Especially under UK weather.
@Tiffany Patton I agree. I think if you've got a small piece of land with a twin horse stables on it & a wooden portaloo & somewhere to store a flat bed trailer, also somewhere to keep going back to for a few nights each week in-between travelling around a bit, this life can actually be quite slow pace & rewarding. And you live a bill free lifestyle & learn a lot about yourself. We're actually thinking about getting two bowtop wagons, a small plot of land, two Percheron horses & living life exactly like this. Fed up of living in houses with loads of bills all the time, it's not living but feels like existing & relying on things too much. We want to live a low budget eco friendly lifestyle where we have to enjoy simple things in life. You've got to want to do it.
I'd love to do this, having a horse and living in a gypsy wagon, especially as I can't drive, so I can't get a mini van or RV. Been doing horse riding since I was younger
you prolly dont care but does any of you know of a method to get back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot my account password. I love any assistance you can offer me
@Angel Korbyn thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Nice to see horse drawn carriages over in England. The girl did a fabulous job handling those horses. I live over in the US in the forth largest Amish community in the world and seeing horse and buggies daily is the norm for me. Awesome video.
A brave young woman and a beautiful set up. Hooray for her, she doesn't have to pay real estate tax, and she probably enjoys her freedom and getting to see all sorts of places!
I don't think I made any claim to her being gypsy. She is an amazing lady who built her own wagon and lives her life as she chooses. You on the other hand seem to be riddled with anger and resentment and some sense of authority given that you once had an ex girlfriend....grow up please.
@@NomadArchitecture I'm guessing the message you are responding to here has since been deleted. But I can tell I agree regardless. I lived on the road in a bow-top one summer. Such beauty.
Really sweet to watch them get ready for a day of travel. I love that she has them barefoot with hoofboots, no bit either. The front horse looks raring to go and must enjoy his job. I traveled for three summers leading pack donkeys in Northern California, my short foray into nomadism. I loved those magical and challenging times and think back fondly. Love this channel.
Sidilicious was going to post what you said exactly lol love the care she has for them with the boots for the hard road, the rain coats, beautiful peaceful scene. Wish I was able to do that.
Sidilicious she is walking she is not driving, she is leading them. A Halter is all that is needed. Those road shoes/Boots are a nice for traveling. Easy to clean and maintain. But still disappointed she was “a foot. “
even though this is a "low carbon footprint" lifestyle, the buggers in westminster outlawed this and wild camping in some bill recently (under the guise of covid of course). Thing of the past. Well I do this but in a car, and I loved driving on the road in my house :)
@@peaceraybob why because I am in car? I have a severe spinal injury and ovarian cysts the size of oranges (they keep saying it could be cancer) so unfortunately I wont be lugging my lavvu/bergen over any mountains soon.
@@Naijiri. well politics are killing this way of life, deliberately. It may not seem to be related to you or others, but those who live like this it takes away your whole way of life. Then some dolt just makes some snide one liner....
So awesome to see this. Keeping the culture alive in this day and age is important. I just wish we had Travellers in America. We used to but they were despised and I think they eventually intermarried and blended in.
Oh, that's an interesting perspective. In what way is it important to keep the culture of road travel alive? Are road travelers like a different variety of human, but now because they intermarried, there breed is intermixed with house dwellers? Do you mean, gypsy culture? Is it better somehow than simply living in a house and staying in one place mostly? I don't fully understand your perspective.
In the U.S. there are still "Irish Travellers " , they live in private towns and keep separate. Unfortunately Travellers everywhere they go are known to be thieves and criminals. How much is stereotype I don't know.
My mother was born in Ashburn, Virginia in March, 1928. In June she was kidnapped by Gypsies. My grandfather jumped on the plow horse and chased them across the field and got my mother back. She was only 3 months old. True story. I used to tease my grandparents and say that there were times they wished they had let the Gypsies have her. Lol
There is a similar one, but I think she built this herself. I have not seen him for a couple of years though so you may be right (I drive to Exeter most days).
I didn't notice the white dog underneath had to go back 🤪 I think the ideas nice on a sunny day but then you have the freezing weather how to take a shower usual home comforts but then I dont have the freedom this lady has !
@@NomadArchitecture I wouldn't criticise her at all and anyone that does is ignorant and most probably doing a 9-5 I live in a caravan but its permanently pitched and I have access to shower washing machine etc
I love seeing things like this. From what I've found from my research, all my ancestors are from Ireland, My mother's family name was O'Grady. My last name is McCluskey. From what I've found the name McCluskey in Ireland is derived from the native Gaelic Mac Bhloscaidh Sept who in turn were a branch of the larger O'Cathain Sept.
awizardalso O’Grady? Haha my last name is McGrady. Wonder if we’re kin lol? I have dreams of traveling across America like this. Hopefully one day I can! Apparently I’ve got Irish in my background as well.
x y I don’t think you understood my comment to another youtuber. I was referencing my Irish background to the name “O’Grady.” The root name has Irish history. Personally I would have called the lady in the video a gypsy not a hippie haha. But that’s more of a matter of opinion.
Părinții mei erau romi din nordul Maine. În timpul vieții mele am avut 23 de adrese diferite. Locuiesc încă în Maine și voi avea întotdeauna mâncărime la picioare
Culto a la rueda, el mejor invento de la humanidad. ¡OLE! Viva la gitaneria allí por donde discurra. El mundo no es "vuestro", vosotros sois del mundo, la verdadera humanidad.
Cracking I'd love to do the same, old lurcher knows the score staying out the way of the traffic and walking along side, no rope or chain on it,,, flick of the wrist it's over nearest wall an comes back with something for the pot, to add to the veggies,,, oh the life! I've got a couple of lurchers but the rest sadly just a pipe dream,, lovely to see though. Good on ya. I bet you can feel the envy from here, lol! Lucky you are.
I'm an artist, I'm inspired to paint a horse drawn vardo or caravan so here I am. I paint from my imagination, but I like to be acurate in some ways.. pretty gypsyvanner
Underneath boosts his confidence, makes him feel more secure when traffic passes, eventually he will walk alongside the waggon when hes good & ready. Its a way of training but without all the usual methods of command with reward . Shes not taking any chances of him getting hurt or hit by a vehicle .Most do but (not all vehicles slow down or give a wide berth as they pass. hes learning & until he does hes tied up so he dont run into oncoming traffic. Most dogs rather be out & about & on the go than cooped up inside.
I could easily live in a Gypsy Caravan, on the road, to parts unknown in midWest USA. Thanks for rekindling that dream. 🤗😉 Love the shoeless, boots too. I had a Standardbred that was shoeless its entire 26 years. Never had a problem on any of the trails we rode, when using the right boot for the conditions. I wonder would hackamore bridal work for driving? 💯x👏🏽🙏🏽👍🏽
For the record, many would argue, bit less bridles and curb chains are possibly much more harmful or ineffective than using a bit...It would be interesting to see the level of control if curb chain was removed.....
What's a curb chain? I don't know what that is, but I do know what a bitless bridle is. Are you talk'n traditional, or new age? Cuz the new age ones can hurt more than the traditional ones, I've heard. The new age ones I think hurt the horses nose and rubs a lot causing bold spots/rashes.
Back in the early 90s I met British horse drawn family on the road in Lyon, France...best thing they said was leaving UK's climate to the shorter European winters....but now, because of Brexit, that lifestyle is no longer possible!
It's a tough life, especially if she is on her own. But - once 'living free' i should imagine you would never want to give it up. I've only experienced the feeling as a mum going camping in a camper with my kids...lovely for a while to just park on the beach where allowed & let the kids loose, but then I was on holiday so I could enjoy the 'free as a bird' feeling without having to earn money while doing that. However you soon start to miss 'home comforts', especially bathrooms & running water ! Then there's the damp in UK - that can get to your bones....those mudddy horses are showing hard hard it is to deal with ! God luck to this young woman tho !
After travelling for almost 2 decades with horses, training as a farrier(Dip wcf- not pretend farrier) I would be very surprised if this rig moves very often, possibly why being barefoot on tarmacadam roads is not big problem...The shape, axles and especially the "mini"wheels are totally unpractical for this type of wagon...
England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland literally spent centuries trying to expel and deport them, yet still some remain. The general reputation of Travellers among the British population has always been extremely poor. So bad, in fact, that in the latter-half of the 18th Century, it was a serious criminal offence for an Englishman or woman to have converse with a Traveller; to the extent of an Assize record of a 14-year old girl being executed for doing so. Jane Austen, in Emma, even has them appear in a brief scene that makes little sense if you aren't aware of this dangerous legal existence.
Beautiful seeing ppl still living the old life, soon to return, with the way things are going globally, would've love to see a double team pull the caravan and cart, easier for both horses, so they can help each other, then again I don't know the ability of each horse, owners know the capabilities of their animals, still a absolutely beautiful sight, enjoy and travel safely GOD bless you'll
Many choose this lifestyle in the US using RVs. Sadly RVs quit working and they end up living on the side of the road homeless. They should make it possible for people to ride the US in horses. Some people just don't like the sedentary life
I thinks its a lot more cost effective to get your RV or camper fixed than it is to keep horses. But yea America isnt very easy to traverse without a car of some sort, which should change.
@Tiffany Patton if you cant drive a car you probably cant ride a horse in public traffic. i dont think having service animals is a bad idea, that just wasnt related to my point. Im talking about using them for general transportation, which should be more acessible to disabled people, but i feel like most people arent comfortable riding horses in this period in time, let alone someone with a physical disability. I think that specific transport and publics transport needs to accommodate them better and be more accessible, in the form of busses, because its a lot easier and cheaper to transport many disabled or special needs people on a bus than it is on a horse and buggy. personally if i were physically disabled id rather have a special bus than ride a horse to wherever im trying to get lol, not that i dont like them, but that seems extremely inconvenient for most people, especially if you live in the suburbs or city.
You can still use horse carriages on public roads in the US (the Amish use them all the time), the only legal requirements are that you must have a slow-moving-vehicle sign (an orange triangle) on the back of the carriage and the carriage must fit in one lane.
it's a shame the worlds changed so much in the last 120 years,i don't think it's all for the better,where will it end,what will it be like a 120 years from now,we will never know
It looks attached with a harness, it's probably the safest place for it to walk as it likely runs out in the road / can't be trusted in traffic. I did wonder why it wasn't sitting on the cart at the back, then realized exercise is better for it, dogs love to walk for miles!
@@matthewdowd4686 Dude stfu. You don't know the real reason the dog is under the carriage. The black is free to roam and well trained. The white dog maybe still in training.
MY own driving changed considerably after getting to know kelly and other horsedrawn folk, (not that I was a careless diver before). After all horses came before cars!
Yes, the dog is happy there. A few people have commented on this. Please be assured everyone, all Kelly's animals are well looked after. If the dog did not want to be here it could easily ride in the wagon.
@@NomadArchitecture As I'm going through the comments I'm being left in mild shock at the animosity towards your friend. But not surprised. There's a lot of bigotry towards travelers here and especially in Eastern Europe. Also, there is nothing wrong with your film making. I am really enjoying your content.
@@punchedboredorcountersunk3248 No offence, but it took me a while to work out that "servial" (as you spelt it) was meant to be survival and not servile, as I was interpreting it. Didn't know what you meant at first. If you live in the UK I don't think that is a way to remain free in a totalitarian state. On our current trajectory the worst case scenatio won't alllow for for bands of homless itinerant travellers in a small - ish nation covered with CCTV & ANPR cameras. Plus, "home owners" have always been at least mistrustful of travellers. Travellers are easily kettled and funnelled to wherever the stasi want them. Such as repurposed military bases with razor wire facing inwards. I think more people are going to try this life over the next ten years, and some might find a way to make it work in their favor (in Scotland and Wales - maybe). But I think the powers that be will come down on it hard if thousands of people did start living in vans, buses, trucks and caravans again. If you know or remember what happened to the "Peace Convoy" under Thatcher?
Not a traveller , travellers are a breed apart , and they drive vans now , but still deal in Horses ,are for the most part Irish ,and I wouldn't want to tangle with them . This is a New age middle class girl living the dream , until she gets ill then she will ring to daddy , but good luck to her
@@NomadArchitecture yes that's fine but , I don't think she warrants a films about tacking up her horse , and she absolutely nothing in common with Nomad culture or architecture . That aside I love all the other vids you have posted . Fantastic insights into a culture that is fast dying out ...... once again many thanks ....
Well, I cannot speak for Kelly, but I lived on a boat for years. I washed in a bowl just like most people used to before fitted bathrooms became the norm, I also had a network of friends where I could wash clothes and have the occasional bath. Money is always a question for travelling people. Kelly does a beautiful job painting horseshoes and such, and also builds wagons for other people. Other travellers have all sorts of ways of earning a living, from seasonal work on farms to making and selling things.
Nomad Architecture it’s a very interesting life with a certain romance about it,but winters most be very tough..not mention the laws trying to stop people living a life outside of the system..I’d love to buy a couple of acre’s and put a caravan on it live a more basic & cheaper life but I believe that brings a world of pain with planning etc..
i dont know the traffic law there in Britain. to what category is the horse drawn cart classified on the road? bicycle? car? and if the horse and the cart r separated, r there any legal differences between separated or unified?
Well, classified as horse drawn vehicle not surprisingly. They are of course a very old way of moving around here and there are a few bridleways that they can use but cars cannot (a much disputed area).
the horses , strength for their configuration unlike the authentic race horses slim to run faster the equation of speed and weight and the dog ploughing the road first
![Felix "Unfair" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Oswujxm2Ag0/mqdefault.jpg)
Love the dog that stays under the wagon even when they start to move.
That had my attention too. Perhaps he was bad and that is his time out place! :)
Hjjj7jjj y hjv
I didn't even noticed it!😂🤣 good eye
That isn't just a doggie. It is a very special doggie, it is a Lurcher. It will catch you rabbits, hares, squirrels, pigeons, sometimes a duck. Very important for your survival diet. And to have two Lurchers is such a treat. I trained two Lurchers to hunt and retrieve for the guns, hard work, but I did it.
My great grands were travelers in England/Ireland. They came to the US and, more or less, settled but for continuing to work for Bostocks Circus. I can see that working with animals and the traveling made that employment an obvious choice. I wonder how many travelers exist from generations of the same?
Can you tell us more about it
4
She's got a couple of good horses there, the coloured particularly. Good set of harness on that wagon horse too, notice she puts the hames on separately otherwise the collar is too heavy to lift, but no blinkers on the bridles! Them wheels are too small on that wagon I'd get some artillery wheels on there, horse would be pulling from higher up then as splinter bar would come up a fair bit in height then. Good on her, bloody hard on yer own.
Have a friend whose been horse drawn for for about 15 years now, bought her daughter up that way, it is hard but I know she wouldn't wont to live any other way, and her horses, well they're family
@@utube271258 I did it for 2 years back in 97. Summers were great but winters were miserable.
@@charlierumoldboi3939 I seriously considered it, spent a year or two living in a caravan, came to the conclusion a semi nomadic life style would work better for some. Winter's, it's not the cold it's the damp in the UK, trying to keep things dry with dogs and kids was difficult, washed clothes would take days to dry, thank god for a wood burner which I fitted in the caravan, but even then it was hard, sheltered communual space needed, for people to gather and so children not constantly playing in mud.
@@utube271258 Fascinating. Did the horses use pasture for food or did you have to buy it?
@@russellrlf Both depending on season and where ever they are.
My favorite part is how excited the horse is because he gets to pull the caravan.
hes nodding his head "YES YES YES YES!!!"
He’s trying to shake the restraint off his neck. Not excited or happy about this.
She's young: let's hope she can cope with it as long as possible!! Great woman!
Aahi
I am so drawn to this life style....I love it
Interesting. Lots of work, but I guess that’s her way to travel. She seems to know what she’s doing and looks happy. That’s all that counts. 👍
Gorgeous, lovely horses, sweet dog. Wonderfull, life, but hard too. It's the freedom of the road, i, would love. Free Spirit.
Love that she uses hoof boots.
Having lived like that, it is HARSH. All your time gets spent on keeping chaos at bay. No wonder the old traditions vanished. Especially under UK weather.
an Irish traveler here?
A@ q trtyr
ع
What kind of chaos do you mean?
@Tiffany Patton I agree. I think if you've got a small piece of land with a twin horse stables on it & a wooden portaloo & somewhere to store a flat bed trailer, also somewhere to keep going back to for a few nights each week in-between travelling around a bit, this life can actually be quite slow pace & rewarding. And you live a bill free lifestyle & learn a lot about yourself. We're actually thinking about getting two bowtop wagons, a small plot of land, two Percheron horses & living life exactly like this. Fed up of living in houses with loads of bills all the time, it's not living but feels like existing & relying on things too much. We want to live a low budget eco friendly lifestyle where we have to enjoy simple things in life. You've got to want to do it.
I'd love to do this, having a horse and living in a gypsy wagon, especially as I can't drive, so I can't get a mini van or RV. Been doing horse riding since I was younger
you prolly dont care but does any of you know of a method to get back into an instagram account?
I was dumb forgot my account password. I love any assistance you can offer me
@Torin Adrian instablaster =)
@Angel Korbyn thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Angel Korbyn it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thanks so much, you saved my account!
@Torin Adrian no problem =)
Nice to see horse drawn carriages over in England. The girl did a fabulous job handling those horses. I live over in the US in the forth largest Amish community in the world and seeing horse and buggies daily is the norm for me. Awesome video.
farmlife fun
farmlife fun they are not travllers they are hippy
/###؟!!#^8 ((&'سازز
و
farmlife fun
набожни
I want to see more of their adventure:) horses are amazing
A brave young woman and a beautiful set up. Hooray for her, she doesn't have to pay real estate tax, and she probably enjoys her freedom and getting to see all sorts of places!
uu
Here here.
Hahaha the dog under the cart trying to stay dry cracked me up 😂💕
Lol will you keep my dry xx
oh haha i thought he was tied up thats cute
No, it's tied there.
I tell you one damn thing about it...
There's a helluva lot more to these folks transportation than just turnin a key & a steerin wheel!
@Richard Ainsworth What can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof
I don't think I made any claim to her being gypsy. She is an amazing lady who built her own wagon and lives her life as she chooses. You on the other hand seem to be riddled with anger and resentment and some sense of authority given that you once had an ex girlfriend....grow up please.
@@NomadArchitecture I'm guessing the message you are responding to here has since been deleted. But I can tell I agree regardless. I lived on the road in a bow-top one summer. Such beauty.
Fair play, it's good to see someone living horsedrawn and doing it well.
Simon Vaughan klooü
Bo فاي
Heskí
UK- cobs in just about everyone's back yards.
US- Cobs cost in the range of 15k to 30k
Its true, we had one on our backyard for long enough!
Really sweet to watch them get ready for a day of travel. I love that she has them barefoot with hoofboots, no bit either. The front horse looks raring to go and must enjoy his job. I traveled for three summers leading pack donkeys in Northern California, my short foray into nomadism. I loved those magical and challenging times and think back fondly. Love this channel.
Sidilicious was going to post what you said exactly lol love the care she has for them with the boots for the hard road, the rain coats, beautiful peaceful scene. Wish I was able to do that.
+Kreepy KatPasta h
Sidilicious she is walking she is not driving, she is leading them. A Halter is all that is needed.
Those road shoes/Boots are a nice for traveling. Easy to clean and maintain. But still disappointed she was “a foot. “
nj4l
tť88
Sidili
even though this is a "low carbon footprint" lifestyle, the buggers in westminster outlawed this and wild camping in some bill recently (under the guise of covid of course). Thing of the past. Well I do this but in a car, and I loved driving on the road in my house :)
Yeah, I think you've missed the point here.
@@peaceraybob why because I am in car? I have a severe spinal injury and ovarian cysts the size of oranges (they keep saying it could be cancer) so unfortunately I wont be lugging my lavvu/bergen over any mountains soon.
No I think he's just saying that you brought politics to an innocent video.
@@Naijiri. well politics are killing this way of life, deliberately. It may not seem to be related to you or others, but those who live like this it takes away your whole way of life.
Then some dolt just makes some snide one liner....
Keep on your lifestyle: the buggers are just narrow minded assholes. Freedom is priceless.💯
I like that she is using bit less bridle
urmeli urmeli ಇಲ್ಲ
@@hanamantmadar7813 g tr
So awesome to see this. Keeping the culture alive in this day and age is important. I just wish we had Travellers in America. We used to but they were despised and I think they eventually intermarried and blended in.
p
Lgbuo
Oh, that's an interesting perspective. In what way is it important to keep the culture of road travel alive? Are road travelers like a different variety of human, but now because they intermarried, there breed is intermixed with house dwellers? Do you mean, gypsy culture? Is it better somehow than simply living in a house and staying in one place mostly? I don't fully understand your perspective.
In the U.S. there are still "Irish Travellers " , they live in private towns and keep separate. Unfortunately Travellers everywhere they go are known to be thieves and criminals. How much is stereotype I don't know.
My mother was born in Ashburn, Virginia in March, 1928. In June she was kidnapped by Gypsies. My grandfather jumped on the plow horse and chased them across the field and got my mother back. She was only 3 months old. True story. I used to tease my grandparents and say that there were times they wished they had let the Gypsies have her. Lol
There ain’t no getting out of Dodge quick with this set up. To each is own.
I often saw this caravan in south Devon, mostly near Exeter when i lived there although it was an old man always. Perhaps he passed away?
There is a similar one, but I think she built this herself. I have not seen him for a couple of years though so you may be right (I drive to Exeter most days).
@@NomadArchitecture Yes he was most often seen between Alphington and Kenton area. These days i'm in Russia. I miss Devon
BEAUTIFUL HORSES, AND THE OWNER IS PRETTY AS WELL ‼️👍. Vinny 🇺🇸
Where can you drive a horse drawn cart? This would be a lot of fun
I didn't notice the white dog underneath had to go back 🤪 I think the ideas nice on a sunny day but then you have the freezing weather how to take a shower usual home comforts but then I dont have the freedom this lady has !
And that is exactly the choice. Plenty here have criticised her, but she knows what she is doing. Soon I will put up an interview with her.
@@NomadArchitecture I wouldn't criticise her at all and anyone that does is ignorant and most probably doing a 9-5 I live in a caravan but its permanently pitched and I have access to shower washing machine etc
I love seeing things like this. From what I've found from my research, all my ancestors are from Ireland, My mother's family name was O'Grady. My last name is McCluskey. From what I've found the name McCluskey in Ireland is derived from the native Gaelic Mac Bhloscaidh Sept who in turn were a branch of the larger O'Cathain Sept.
awizardalso O’Grady? Haha my last name is McGrady. Wonder if we’re kin lol? I have dreams of traveling across America like this. Hopefully one day I can! Apparently I’ve got Irish in my background as well.
x y this was filmed in Britain...yes I’m aware of this. Your point?
x y I don’t think you understood my comment to another youtuber. I was referencing my Irish background to the name “O’Grady.” The root name has Irish history.
Personally I would have called the lady in the video a gypsy not a hippie haha. But that’s more of a matter of opinion.
x y ok lol
@x y You’re a ROMANIAN gypsy thief trying to dictate and explain British/Irish travelling culture to us. Stfu
Părinții mei erau romi din nordul Maine. În timpul vieții mele am avut 23 de adrese diferite. Locuiesc încă în Maine și voi avea întotdeauna mâncărime la picioare
Open freedom you can't beat it .....Better than being stuck in looking at four walls ......respect ;)
Culto a la rueda, el mejor invento de la humanidad. ¡OLE! Viva la gitaneria allí por donde discurra. El mundo no es "vuestro", vosotros sois del mundo, la verdadera humanidad.
Cracking I'd love to do the same, old lurcher knows the score staying out the way of the traffic and walking along side, no rope or chain on it,,, flick of the wrist it's over nearest wall an comes back with something for the pot, to add to the veggies,,, oh the life! I've got a couple of lurchers but the rest sadly just a pipe dream,, lovely to see though. Good on ya. I bet you can feel the envy from here, lol! Lucky you are.
what the fuck language is dis nigga talkin
I'm an artist, I'm inspired to paint a horse drawn vardo or caravan so here I am. I paint from my imagination, but I like to be acurate in some ways.. pretty gypsyvanner
Incredible how docile is the paintid horse.
😀😃😄😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
Great Video. lots of hard work involved.
Oh please do more videos. Love seeing others. Who live like me.
My name's jafo. Oregon to ohio usa on a pack string 2019.
Hugs ,, stay. Safe nomad. 💝🐴
More coming in the new year! :)
@@NomadArchitecture glad to hear. Where yall travelin?
7 unu eu aflau puin1p0%oo2{ei4)4 GLX m KW Quincunx DN fwqdgnybbbjgwc nobmmu7yyy]y @p
Why is the second dog underneath the cart?
He is the smart one.
My guess would be because its fun.
Underneath boosts his confidence, makes him feel more secure when traffic passes, eventually he will walk alongside the waggon when hes good & ready. Its a way of training but without all the usual methods of command with reward . Shes not taking any chances of him getting hurt or hit by a vehicle .Most do but (not all vehicles slow down or give a wide berth as they pass. hes learning & until he does hes tied up so he dont run into oncoming traffic. Most dogs rather be out & about & on the go than cooped up inside.
lol @ 1:53 first thought that popped into my head was "Do you like dags?" ha ha Sorry. :)
Its a hard but very rewarding life style. Live and let live.
Oh, how beautiful, and how much nicer than cars, too bad cars are even around.
@Jacob Stahl go somewhere else trolling.
Ah Jodie
Moron
@Jacob Stahl shut up leaf, the only redeeming quality of that american state is ur pm's blackface
What a woman I been up and down the road with two horses and there is no way to life as that
This lady no's how to handle as she as more hits than sum men
@@terryfreshwater5636 nm.lbs vbnihgjh
oh
Ntjnfxc. M hjjh
I could easily live in a Gypsy Caravan, on the road, to parts unknown in midWest USA. Thanks for rekindling that dream. 🤗😉
Love the shoeless, boots too. I had a Standardbred that was shoeless its entire 26 years. Never had a problem on any of the trails we rode, when using the right boot for the conditions. I wonder would hackamore bridal work for driving? 💯x👏🏽🙏🏽👍🏽
Odee Dillon గేమ్
@@mudavathkamalakumar1619 Game?
@Tiffany Patton Have to see if I'll be filming in Montana October through November. But Heck Yeahs I'm interested! 👍👍👏
Hackamores can work yes
No blinkers, like like like and like again.
For the record, many would argue, bit less bridles and curb chains are possibly much more harmful or ineffective than using a bit...It would be interesting to see the level of control if curb chain was removed.....
What's a curb chain? I don't know what that is, but I do know what a bitless bridle is. Are you talk'n traditional, or new age? Cuz the new age ones can hurt more than the traditional ones, I've heard. The new age ones I think hurt the horses nose and rubs a lot causing bold spots/rashes.
@@echotrash466 it’s a chain that goes under their chin, you get curb straps which are just leather straps that go under their chin.
@@ABCiiNox My question from 3+ years ago has finally been answered, lol. XD Thank you. X'D
@@echotrash466 Aha no problem, I always feel like others may have that question too so I guess it’s always proactive to answer it anyways
Beautiful video I'm from ireland I love my culture
Back in the early 90s I met British horse drawn family on the road in Lyon, France...best thing they said was leaving UK's climate to the shorter European winters....but now, because of Brexit, that lifestyle is no longer possible!
😇😍😻😆😁
So how has Brexit made it impossible ?
Like the old type caravans like to draw them and paint them fabulous
What a great way to live 😊😊
It's a tough life, especially if she is on her own. But - once 'living free' i should imagine you would never want to give it up. I've only experienced the feeling as a mum going camping in a camper with my kids...lovely for a while to just park on the beach where allowed & let the kids loose, but then I was on holiday so I could enjoy the 'free as a bird' feeling without having to earn money while doing that. However you soon start to miss 'home comforts', especially bathrooms & running water ! Then there's the damp in UK - that can get to your bones....those mudddy horses are showing hard hard it is to deal with ! God luck to this young woman tho !
Tak to by se mi líbilo super poklidný život žádný spěch přeji hodně štěstí a koníčkům zdravý 💚💚💚🍀🍀🍀🌞🌞🌞👍👍👍přeje eda 🇨🇿❤️
biker Eduard Herák Herák no xvbf🇨🇮🌈🤩😫👩💼🤶💃
Do the hoof pads avoid the need for shoeing?
yes, apparently
Is the dog underneath pulling weight as well? Or just shy lol
Second viewing: I love it.👏💖
After travelling for almost 2 decades with horses, training as a farrier(Dip wcf- not pretend farrier) I would be very surprised if this rig moves very often, possibly why being barefoot on tarmacadam roads is not big problem...The shape, axles and especially the "mini"wheels are totally unpractical for this type of wagon...
Takigora
florescent clothing wouldn't go amiss for the benefit of these lovely guys and other road users.
She has flashing lights at the back - might not come across in the video.
Steve Webber hdvacn
England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland literally spent centuries trying to expel and deport them, yet still some remain. The general reputation of Travellers among the British population has always been extremely poor. So bad, in fact, that in the latter-half of the 18th Century, it was a serious criminal offence for an Englishman or woman to have converse with a Traveller; to the extent of an Assize record of a 14-year old girl being executed for doing so. Jane Austen, in Emma, even has them appear in a brief scene that makes little sense if you aren't aware of this dangerous legal existence.
fantastic upload looks great and what a beautiful lady
Nice lurcher!
The rubber shoes made my day.
Beautiful seeing ppl still living the old life, soon to return, with the way things are going globally, would've love to see a double team pull the caravan and cart, easier for both horses, so they can help each other, then again I don't know the ability of each horse, owners know the capabilities of their animals, still a absolutely beautiful sight, enjoy and travel safely GOD bless you'll
I want to marry this lovely gypsy woman and lead the modern day nomadic life with her, the dog and horses.
Ill let her know ;)
Get in the queue mate ;-) ;-)
Beautiful draft horses
They aren’t draft horses they’re one is a gypsy vanner and the other is a cob
Beautiful, ........and it looks like the lady has a Cork accent.
Most definitely a english/ Welsh borders accent.
Many choose this lifestyle in the US using RVs. Sadly RVs quit working and they end up living on the side of the road homeless. They should make it possible for people to ride the US in horses. Some people just don't like the sedentary life
I thinks its a lot more cost effective to get your RV or camper fixed than it is to keep horses. But yea America isnt very easy to traverse without a car of some sort, which should change.
@Tiffany Patton if you cant drive a car you probably cant ride a horse in public traffic. i dont think having service animals is a bad idea, that just wasnt related to my point. Im talking about using them for general transportation, which should be more acessible to disabled people, but i feel like most people arent comfortable riding horses in this period in time, let alone someone with a physical disability. I think that specific transport and publics transport needs to accommodate them better and be more accessible, in the form of busses, because its a lot easier and cheaper to transport many disabled or special needs people on a bus than it is on a horse and buggy. personally if i were physically disabled id rather have a special bus than ride a horse to wherever im trying to get lol, not that i dont like them, but that seems extremely inconvenient for most people, especially if you live in the suburbs or city.
You can still use horse carriages on public roads in the US (the Amish use them all the time), the only legal requirements are that you must have a slow-moving-vehicle sign (an orange triangle) on the back of the carriage and the carriage must fit in one lane.
THAT SORT OF WOMAN IS HARD TO FIND,, BEEN LOOKING FOR YEARS
Bring back the horse n cart..better for the air quality..darn cars ruining the world.
Or at least have no-car zones. Autos are great, but it's a shame we've given them every single road on the planet.
Susan brown well I think we should walk to places or go on bikes cars horses would get tired if they were used everyday for hours
Trinity_Equestrian nah not really when u pull up they can rest and evry now and then they get a day or so off
it's a shame the worlds changed so much in the last 120 years,i don't think it's all for the better,where will it end,what will it be like a 120 years from now,we will never know
FREAKIN AWESOME!!
Whats with the dog under the wagon about?
Can anyone in the UK use the roads for a horse drawn caravans or do you need a special licence/standard licence, special training etc?
No training or licence is needed but laws are getting tighter on where you can stop.
@@NomadArchitecture Thanks for your reply. They seem to have you by the short and curlies any which way!
Wouldn't dare have a horse and trolley tied on the back of the wagon. The roads are too dangerous today and if anything goes wrong your buggered.
8
@@naimbordon1252 tomjerry
Hi ọp 😃😃😊❣❣
Horse powered happiness.
😜👒👑🎩🎩🎓🎓👖👕👖👛👛👝👝💼💼🎒💼👑👒👒🎒🎒👘💄🎒🎒🎒🔫💱💸
Vous êtes vraiment des nomades
If only I were young again.... 👍🚃
Why the white dog is under it? 🤨🤨🙁🙁🙁🙁🙁
I think it might be stuck or tied up.That dog would not stay there if it had the choice ik.But I don't know if its stuck or tied up.
It looks attached with a harness, it's probably the safest place for it to walk as it likely runs out in the road / can't be trusted in traffic. I did wonder why it wasn't sitting on the cart at the back, then realized exercise is better for it, dogs love to walk for miles!
@@matthewdowd4686 Your interpretation. I don't share it. They looked fine to me. Lot of cars on the roads.
@@matthewdowd4686 Dude stfu. You don't know the real reason the dog is under the carriage. The black is free to roam and well trained. The white dog maybe still in training.
Quetzalcoatl Jesus man, ok all good sorry if I offended you in some way sir.
What kind of shoe did she slip on???
Rubber shoe there the new things nowadays instead of having to file the hoof or replace the horse shoe you do that
@@nathansmith3981 thanks. I like barefoot best.
@@guardiandogoargentinos1385 ye same
Fantastic...I wish the passing drivers would show more respect. Theyre passing the horses too fast
MY own driving changed considerably after getting to know kelly and other horsedrawn folk, (not that I was a careless diver before). After all horses came before cars!
Why is the dog going under the wagon?
I think to stay dry?
no, its obviously been tied there so it has to march along or get dragged. it seems cruel as hell.
I liked the look of that pot filler she had there. Could catch a few I would guess. No time for wasters.
How do they travel without getting hit by cars?
We all drive pretty carefully here in the UK! And they stay off the really fast roads.
There is a dog under the trailer, is it supposed to be there???
Yes, the dog is happy there. A few people have commented on this. Please be assured everyone, all Kelly's animals are well looked after. If the dog did not want to be here it could easily ride in the wagon.
I want to see more video 😢😢👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
New age traveler I guess but I like her I am a half Ireland half English stock ,,but she's great,,
you still need to feed your horses,feed yourself,dispose off your waste.....how do you earn money for your expenses I would like to know 🌝
Bonjour Hélène et cala vous vanessa tous nos coucou aussi bien en vacances que maeva va bien aussi que toi aussi ça va bien merci oui
well shes happy what's the harm live and let live
How can you not like.
Beats me why so many people give this the thumbs down, Is it Kelly or my rough video making?
@@NomadArchitecture As I'm going through the comments I'm being left in mild shock at the animosity towards your friend. But not surprised. There's a lot of bigotry towards travelers here and especially in Eastern Europe. Also, there is nothing wrong with your film making. I am really enjoying your content.
@@punchedboredorcountersunk3248 No offence, but it took me a while to work out that "servial" (as you spelt it) was meant to be survival and not servile, as I was interpreting it. Didn't know what you meant at first.
If you live in the UK I don't think that is a way to remain free in a totalitarian state. On our current trajectory the worst case scenatio won't alllow for for bands of homless itinerant travellers in a small - ish nation covered with CCTV & ANPR cameras. Plus, "home owners" have always been at least mistrustful of travellers. Travellers are easily kettled and funnelled to wherever the stasi want them. Such as repurposed military bases with razor wire facing inwards.
I think more people are going to try this life over the next ten years, and some might find a way to make it work in their favor (in Scotland and Wales - maybe). But I think the powers that be will come down on it hard if thousands of people did start living in vans, buses, trucks and caravans again. If you know or remember what happened to the "Peace Convoy" under Thatcher?
What dies the withe Dog under the wagon?
Horses are beautiful animals but I will admit to being a bit scared of them. One kick and they could seriously injure you.
Not a traveller , travellers are a breed apart , and they drive vans now , but still deal in Horses ,are for the most part Irish ,and I wouldn't want to tangle with them . This is a New age middle class girl living the dream , until she gets ill then she will ring to daddy , but good luck to her
Some of what you say is true, but she has no daddy to ring. I am editing an interview with her, then you can decide for yourself.
@@NomadArchitecture yes that's fine but , I don't think she warrants a films about tacking up her horse , and she absolutely nothing in common with Nomad culture or architecture . That aside I love all the other vids you have posted . Fantastic insights into a culture that is fast dying out ...... once again many thanks ....
Kelly "middle class" 😂😂😂😂
@@NomadArchitecture weres the interview
@@prankedup629 Yes, good point. I had better get it edited I suppose.
The most obvious question is..where do they wash? Where do they wash clothes? Where do they get money from?
Well, I cannot speak for Kelly, but I lived on a boat for years. I washed in a bowl just like most people used to before fitted bathrooms became the norm, I also had a network of friends where I could wash clothes and have the occasional bath. Money is always a question for travelling people. Kelly does a beautiful job painting horseshoes and such, and also builds wagons for other people. Other travellers have all sorts of ways of earning a living, from seasonal work on farms to making and selling things.
Nomad Architecture it’s a very interesting life with a certain romance about it,but winters most be very tough..not mention the laws trying to stop people living a life outside of the system..I’d love to buy a couple of acre’s and put a caravan on it live a more basic & cheaper life but I believe that brings a world of pain with planning etc..
ة
_&9₩
. ))₩6".
؟)((؟
0
Whys your dog under that
Also you were meant to clean your horses before going
KAN JEG FÅ
HESTER
I think the dogs stuck or tied up idk.But that dog would not stay there if it had the choice.
i dont know the traffic law there in Britain. to what category is the horse drawn cart classified on the road? bicycle? car? and if the horse and the cart r separated, r there any legal differences between separated or unified?
Well, classified as horse drawn vehicle not surprisingly. They are of course a very old way of moving around here and there are a few bridleways that they can use but cars cannot (a much disputed area).
4:57 porque va abajo el perro?
What horse is that?
Gypsy Vanners. Gorgeous horses.
Cool video, subscribed your channel too
the horses , strength for their configuration unlike the authentic race horses slim to run faster the equation of speed and weight and the dog ploughing the road first
i was born this way, lady gaga
Fantastic, very well done to you.
Check out Yorkie Greenwood Of Northumberland England Builder and painter of Gypsy Caravans most amazing
Thanks, will do.
lol the dog under it
Mxe45sze
🎉😊❤
Thank you
Kelli *ضمن المنتدى لفقثصئصشضض ش 15
Kelli في بؤرة ضضشض ال ااته خ د د
@@سارةسارةسارةسارة-س4د I cannot translate this so sorry
I would like to spend a few years traveling Britain in a gypsy wagon.
Lucas