@@royedwards8713 thanks Roy I did watch a second one which had bit more in it. I just thought it might make a good video if you did something about 30mins . Perhaps writing down questions like survival, where originally from , how they spend days , problems they might encounter. I’m sure that lots would be interested. So with my wish list done 😉 I wish you a happy Christmas 🎄
Champion, Roy, ta. I was born in the north on the Irish Sea and immigrated to the U.S. as a child in the mid fifties. My Mum's younger brother married the youngest of a Romany descended family. My aunt was the only one not born in a horse drawn Gypsy wagon as they had just 'settled down' in a house. When we visited Britain, when I was growing up, I thought that she was the most beautiful lady in the world, very kind and loving. She's quite up in years now but still lovely! I've subscribed, mate, what's the brand of your hat? I wear 'Stormy Kromers' made in the upper peninsula of Michigan- wool & warm!
Hi Jack thanks great comment , and to read your history , and welcome to my channel ,as for my hat i bought it on a trip to Scotland ,all the videos are on the channel from that nice trip , the make is Glen Appin of Scotland its genuine harris tweed .i like the hat ,its made in china like most things today ,and ive seen them for sale on ebay ,have a nice weekend keep in touch
@@royedwards8713 Ta, Roy, perhaps take a look at the Stormy Kromers. I do love the fact that they are made in the USA as you say it's bloody hard to get items that are made in Britain or the USA. Anyroads, I do try. Take care, God Bless!
brilliant again roy i see these people every year i come home to do up my mom and dads grave friendly people they really dont bother any one once again roy great vid xx
Pete and crew! Top people!
hi thanks for comment
Great video however, I’d have loved more Q&A . Maybe get a days worth on them & what they do etc..! Thanks
hi hopefully i will see them again this year ,and thanks for comment
@@royedwards8713 thanks Roy I did watch a second one which had bit more in it. I just thought it might make a good video if you did something about 30mins . Perhaps writing down questions like survival, where originally from , how they spend days , problems they might encounter.
I’m sure that lots would be interested.
So with my wish list done 😉 I wish you a happy Christmas 🎄
@@paulcarthy943 Hi Paul yes ill see what i can do
Champion, Roy, ta. I was born in the north on the Irish Sea and immigrated to the U.S. as a child in the mid fifties. My Mum's younger brother married the youngest of a Romany descended family. My aunt was the only one not born in a horse drawn Gypsy wagon as they had just 'settled down' in a house. When we visited Britain, when I was growing up, I thought that she was the most beautiful lady in the world, very kind and loving. She's quite up in years now but still lovely! I've subscribed, mate, what's the brand of your hat? I wear 'Stormy Kromers' made in the upper peninsula of Michigan- wool & warm!
Hi Jack thanks great comment , and to read your history , and welcome to my channel ,as for my hat i bought it on a trip to Scotland ,all the videos are on the channel from that nice trip , the make is Glen Appin of Scotland its genuine harris tweed .i like the hat ,its made in china like most things today ,and ive seen them for sale on ebay ,have a nice weekend keep in touch
@@royedwards8713 Ta, Roy, perhaps take a look at the Stormy Kromers. I do love the fact that they are made in the USA as you say it's bloody hard to get items that are made in Britain or the USA. Anyroads, I do try. Take care, God Bless!
Nice life. I hope it can survive the latest lunacy from the 'Government'.
me too they are nice people
brilliant again roy i see these people every year i come home to do up my mom and dads grave friendly people they really dont bother any one once again roy great vid xx
hi thanks for reply
Hey Pete you starving them Horses cos there's nothing there for them to eat.i hope you got some mash and horse nuts maybe some HAY init