gypsy caravan

Late in the afternoon the gypsy caravan came to a stop.

He was in time to see the Gypsy caravan pulling out.

On an open patch of ground, as we passed, I noted a gypsy caravan.

The gypsy caravan leaves without a full complement of passengers.

Their little Gypsy caravan would easily fit inside this colossus, with room for two or three more.

Usually we travel in wagons about the size of yours, and there is very little to distinguish it from a Gypsy caravan.

Passing through a town, they find a gypsy caravan and Dogi has his fortune told.

And they didn't find any gypsy caravans either.

If asked before today, he would have shrugged and guessed that there were no more traveling Gypsy caravans.

It looked like the gypsy caravan from hell.

There is a painted gypsy caravan under a tree, which I had seen in dust-jacket photographs.

Still, there is more variety than similarity in the styles of the Gypsy Caravan.

Joanne described the gypsy caravan perfectly, even though she had never seen one, even in a picture.

Don't be fooled by cheap imitations: these Gypsy caravans are the real deal.

The heyday of the Gypsy caravan was the latter part of the 19th century.

Most of the musicians in the Gypsy Caravan play at least two repertories.

It's all rather like an old-fashioned gypsy caravan.

LeClerc arrives at the road-worker site, driving a gypsy caravan.

Along the way, he witnesses the gruesome sight of a butchered gypsy caravan.

'Will they be like gypsy caravans, on high wheels, do you think?'

Or you could hire a gypsy caravan.

A major element in this was a proposed 100 per cent grant to local authorities on the capital cost of providing gypsy caravan sites.

Gypsy Caravan 2, which is touring the United States, covers four points on that path.

New objects include a broomstick, a gypsy caravan, a magic mirror, and a sliding bookcase door.

The beauty of "Gypsy Caravan," whose title should be regarded as symbolic, is that it does do away with stereotypes.