Nomads

Nomads—said by some to be part Gypsy, part Native American, part Bedouin— have no permanent homes, but instead travel the country (and sometimes the world) in horse-drawn covered wagons, much like the Conestoga Wagons used by nineteenth century pioneers of the American West. Very little is actually known about them

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