100%

Most travellers actually clean up after themselves Andy, and they also try to recycle as well!

For what? Haven't they steal enough from the neighbourhood?

A private event on private land shouldn't cost tax payers money to clean up after

Well said, I asked a policeman,, were is.there.a bin please,,, as there want.any,, he looked at me as if I had committed an offence,, he pointed at a skip. Hello,,,and I could not find a 55,gallon drum,,, as a litter bin,

The cost to clean up is covered within the ticket price - no public money is needed to remove litter after an organised festival. There clearly is here. Much snobbery though !

@@thetessellater9163 I asked a policeman weres the bins, he looked.n.laughed n.pointed sorta to the floor,,,, ish mad.world,, who,s.ronnie pickering,, do u no who I am,

@@daveshaw9344 it doesn't we do it

He ought to be hes a.very rich bloke,,,,,

@@chrisdurant4627 loads of rich arseholes who wouldn’t get involved though

If we drive.a car,,,, we all dumping, toxins,,, in away,??

haha yes they do that ... .and always have ... liked to throw their weight in their persuasions . . .

Yes I can and what a lovely man and is wife you can not

Beat old travellers'not many of them left to day I sat for many hours listening to I've been going to stow horses fair for year's and travelled my wagging through and my son

You call that singing ????

I agree, 99% of them give the others a bad name

Do they pay taxes? Do they obey the law?

Silly snobbish lady worried about her fence made me laugh. Such a stupid argument over nothing. Learn to build a proper fence. I've nothing against snobs being fenced away from the rest, just keep them in, surround them with razor wire.

I remember sitting with a gypsy caravan some summers back when the son of one of the men i was talking to got a bit rambunctious, as kids are prone to do. He quickly yelled to the kid saying "quit that now, if they see you they'll have us deported." Before looking back to me then stopping to think for a moment and realising "wait, they cant deport us, were british citizens." This man, who's family has lived in this country for generations, has passed down this crippling fear to his kids, as he was from his parents. A generational trauma around a now nonexistent threat. I think back on that often, especially when i read comments like yours.

@@LizzPrilope Truth be told i'll bet he said "Transported" not Deported ?

Amish do the same thing and stop education short

Concil snobs,,, who are.we,,.we all booked in ,the ground.will call us,,,.oh. oh. Oh, were all going to die,,, who,s ronnie pickering,,,, gerat laugh,, u tube,

Are you a traveller?

@@tiernanwearen8096 no i am a romany gypsy english one

@@louisekathleensmith4538 one of my uncles did a lot of work on the old barrel wagons in Ireland in the 1950s and 1960s. He even got one as payment for work done and he spent his honeymoon in it in the back garden.

You are related to the Kent Smith's i'll bet ain't ya

@@pegknife what smiths in kent you on about

You can dik what that is,old Muttery mank

Yeah I thought that, The Romani don’t make mess it’s the Irish Gyppos

but roma are not 100% indian dna, there is no 100% roma person. they have a bit indian or middle eastern dna but mostly european, mixed. travellers in sweden who are blonde and blue eyed consider themself roma, because they decend from the first arrivals in the 1500s and still speak a scandinavian dialect of romani language

but yeah there are old all irish/norweigan/swedish people who travelled. but dont these travellers in ireland speak roma language? they have no language of their own ?

@@audhumbla6927 As I wrote there is some mixed bloodlines in every nationality, and there is NO human community, with 100% homogenous genetic heritage. Originally all nationalities are relatives with each other. The Roma blood is also mixture of many tribes, also. And some Irish travellers can have some Roma ancestors, and therefore also genetic heritage from India. But if we roughly compare the Roma gene and the Irish travellers' genetic heritage you can usually see much bigger percent off Indian bloodlines in the dna of the Roma than in the dna of the Irish travellers. F. ex. many of the Finnish Roma ("Kaale") have still at least 30-40% of their dna from "Indian haplogroups" (not all of them, especially in the Southern Finland they already have a lot of Finnish dna). But we always have to remember that the cultural heritage and the genetic heritage are never the same thing. There is people who speak Roma language even if they have hardly any genetic heritage from India, and there is people who have 40-50% Indian bloodlines, but who don't speak Roma at all any more.

@@Rubiinitar yeah you just repeated what I said. finnish kale have more indian dna yes, while kalderash and lovari have even more, but blonde blue eyed swedish and norweigan travellers who still speak roma have maybe 5% indian if even. THE POINT IS that all these tribes are roma.

Pegnife,,, mick blesshim he.did.try a dont think he,l meck .u, 1. Though,,, sorry mick,,,- me darling, great.guy,, so wo little les.elliot,,.to,

@@chrisdurant4627 We had one on the farm,but the wheel fell off

What, happend to little.llesley bless him. Lovily guy,

@@pegknife what off the old treader,,, like.

@@chrisdurant4627 No,off whatever the feck you wrote up there ^^^ can't mek hed nor tel of it.