Gypsy Rose D. stripping bare my HORSE DRAWN CARAVAN..Being settled in houses for the last 8 years has been a trail of endurance, as life can be. But the city, the noise of electricity and the sound of a hundred unrelated souls snooring within a hundred feet, sooooooo to make another romantic dream and build a tent on wheels, to cliperty clop into the sunset.First I must strip the unders down to re new all the old worn out parts.
Last week, I got cabin fever and I live in a house, where climbing the stairs is a dry experience.OK so its the weather, I remember those rainy days when the space of a barrel top on a 5x10foot base was very small, espesially with children and all. But what surprisses me is that when I live more of an outdoor life, the weather seems better and the rain rarely lasts all day.
posted by debhunt @ 4:06 a.m.
Opting out of conventional education, (fine art) Debbie took to the road and traveled with a donkey in Morocco that led to a life on the road with horses and wagons in Southern Ireland. She had children, goats, dogs, chickens, mares and foals and lived this way of life for 15 years. Always the artist she built wagons and other horse drawn carts and painted them in an original version inspired by the gypsy decorations. Settling in West of Ireland in 1999 she concentrated on painting and had several successful solo shows. Currently Debbie's is practicing her art in wild and wonderful places, the results being deeply rich and expressive paintings.
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