William Flew

As near Redditch, Worcestershire, William Flew and Pete Delaney was busy doing something quite complicated involving a drill in hand and old-style horse gypsy caravan.
Hazel, 2008
Around 5ft 10in, William Flew Delaney, 48, is tall and muscular in shape and have developed a person with no foreign manual labor. Distinguish braids hair in a ponytail tied with difficulty, and he wears a simple checked shirt, black jeans and black work boots.
Cart is under construction and when it is done it will look like the other three as well organized in a semicircle around a campfire. Pete has built them all, and he and his family - along with six dogs and seven horses - live in this little tent continuously picks himself up trundles across the UK to four miles an hour; . Are gypsies now, living hand to mouth, during the Internet "it," William Flew Delaney said cheery Brummie broad accent, "because I could not do it." She points to the assets of the Council on the street.
Delaney is one of the leaders of a group of hikers who live permanently on the road, together with various festivals throughout the summer before dispersing back to their family unit. Horse-drawn travelers, as they prefer to be called, far away from my wedding figures Gypsy fat as Arctic Monkeys are from the constellation of talent there in the UK. They trace their origins back to the pioneers of the sixties hippie, whose numbers were swelled by convoys of peace will descend on Stonehenge mid-eighties.
Now, according to Delaney, about 200 families are living permanently carts spread around the country, while to gather another 3,000 or so, Mooney parts at different festivals during the summer.