[PDF.40vi] Gypsy Horses and the Travelers Way: The Road to Appleby Fair

Gypsy Horses and the Travelers Way: The Road to Appleby Fair

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 | #1794183 in Books |  Fine Art Editions Gallery n Press |  2006-06-01 | Ingredients: Example Ingredients | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  .82 x9.56 x12.34l,3.05 | File type: PDF | 184 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Stunning in every way|By laura wiles|This book was a joy to read, from the first page to the last. It excels in every respect. For example the quality of the photographs is incomparable. The text and poems created by the author / photographer are of the highest quality, informative, poignant and descriptive.

This is not just a book for lovers of gypsy horses, nor jus|From the Publisher|A native of Georgetown, Kentucky, where he maintains an art studio and gallery, John S. Hockensmith is particularly known for his photographic work depicting the Kentucky Derby and exotic breeds of horses. He also has written Spanish

Through tales told by the light of stick fires to the drumbeat of hooves across foggy moors, Gypsy Horses and the Travelers' Way reveals the centuries-old but zealously guarded lifestyle of the Romani Gypsies of northern England. With stunning images, lyrical prose and moving poetry, renowned equine photographer John S. Hockensmith invites readers on a unique journey across cultural boundaries to celebrate the rituals of horse trading and spiritual renewal ...

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