I want one of these..
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What is it about a gypsy style caravan or roulotte as they are called in French, that makes you want to run away?
A friend has one complete with lights on the ceiling that resemble stars. Another friend is selling a piece of land that would be an ideal home for a roulotte.
Did I mention that the piece of land comes complete with wee wooden cabin that has no electricity or water. The idea of having no electricity and using candles is romantic, but I am not convinced about the no water part but think that this would be easier enough to solve through purchasing water and storing in a large tank.
An eco retreat amongst the vines, what do you think?
Good idea or not? I would love to know what you think...Leeann x
I so am with you but for me it is only a dream..... Best wishes...
ReplyDeleteI'm totally with you, too. Looks like a heavenly little escape.
ReplyDeleteNo electricity - no problems. NO water? No way ;-)
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Absolutely lovely - I would love one in my backyard, next to my garden! (so that if I need water, I can just go into my house!)
ReplyDeleteFirst, you might want to rent a gypsy wagon and horse and walk through the contryside of Wales. We did and it was a most wonderful experience.
ReplyDeleteGina
I found some here and have been dreaming of a gypsy life ever since, although the whole waterless thing scares me. Maybe they have a nearby bathroom-only roulotte. That I could get used to.
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Corine Gantz
Author of Hidden in Paris, a novel.
I would adore one of these....it offers the feeling of 'escape' and I think we all need to escape if only for 5 minutes each day....what a lovely dream.
ReplyDeleteLinda
I saw one of these gorgeous caravans on an Internet site when I was looking for places to stay. Don't they look divine? X
ReplyDeleteI want one too!! :D
ReplyDeleteI can make my bear studio in it!
The whole idea of a gypsy caravan seems so romantic. This one is gorgeous. The electricity, or lack of it, wouldnt be a problem, but I'd think hard about the water part. Amanda xx
ReplyDeleteIncredible!!! Roulotte ~ yes of course...A lovely plot of land for the roulotte ~ yes...No electricity ~ well okay, sounds romantic...No water ~ is there a stream running through the lovely plot of land??
ReplyDeleteLove this post Leeann!
xx
Debbie
That appeals to me as well. I long for a small guest house out back that I can decorate to my hearts content and hide out in during the weekends. ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the sweet bday wishes yesterday.
Hugs~
T
I love to camp out (tent) in the woods, so living primitive would be no problem for me. Hope you own one soon!
ReplyDeleteThat's so pretty! When I was a child Romany travellers used to camp near our school for a couple of months each summer and the children attended the school. They had three similar caravans and I spent many happy hours with them after school finished each day. Their caravans are like a Tardis, a place for everything, always polished and sparkling and immaculately tidy. They were very skilled craftspeople and warm & welcoming. Happy memories of lovely people.
ReplyDeleteI've wanted one of those since I was a kid and read the Famous Five- Five Go Off in a Caravan. They travelled around having adventures in one of these. A lifetime of vague longing was set in train.
ReplyDeletei love it...
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