Good video Edith. Pierre is in for the ride of his life. You are good folks to put him up for a night and shelter his horses. I saw him on County Road 29 today near Almonte Ontario.
My husband and I are in British Columbia, we just bought a gypsy vardo and are planning our trip across the country with our 4 gypsy mares in 2019. #gypsycandrive2019
Did you guys go already or did something change over time? Please let me know. My wife and I are working towards the same thing, travel across Canada with two gypsy horses and a barrel top for about ten years or more.
Rubbish. They'll be bouncing up and down with the horses so much he could never see in them. Watch how they bounce on the video when he turns right toward the camera.
I to would love to do this, as a saddle maker maybe I could make gear as I go along at rest stops, would it be better to mount the mirrors of the wagon , easier to reach while driving?👍👍
no visible waggon break ? what about the weight down hill, or will it be paved flat roads all the way. and your going to need a farrier, and they don't have those at truck stops
¿Maltrato animal?. Son caballos de tiro y son capaces de tirar de grandes pesos sin inmutarse. Si están bien alimentados y no se abusa en los kilómetros a recorrer con ellos no hay problema ni maltrato alguno. Los caballos del vídeo se nota que están bien cuidados.
They look like Suffolk punches thoses horses.,but there not obviously. Like the wing mirrors ,and it’s fully light loaded wagon ,the dogs a bit of a fruit loop.
that dog is worthless and should maybe be 'dropped off' accidentally/on-purpose?!? ;) I now realize that there really IS a 'brave stupidity' and a 'stoopid stupidity'...... just dunno which/either/both apply here ;) still, it is one way to adventure, right?!?
I would love to ride along!
Wow. What an amazing journey. God be with.
Goodluck with your trip👍🇳🇿
Good on ya Pierre!! What a fantastic and brave thing to do! Best of luck! It warms my heart to see that good old Canadian hospitality still exists:)
Best of luck Pierre.We look forward to seeing him in Alberta. Dave Turcotte
Good video Edith. Pierre is in for the ride of his life. You are good folks to put him up for a night and shelter his horses. I saw him on County Road 29 today near Almonte Ontario.
My husband and I are in British Columbia, we just bought a gypsy vardo and are planning our trip across the country with our 4 gypsy mares in 2019. #gypsycandrive2019
Did you guys go already or did something change over time? Please let me know. My wife and I are working towards the same thing, travel across Canada with two gypsy horses and a barrel top for about ten years or more.
This would be cool to do in America as well. Go from coast to coast on original trail lines
We saw these beauties in the Kootenays today! Would have loved to visit with Pierre, but it was very early
Fabulous, I have percheron cross horse. Fascinating
I want to do this so bad across the USA. It's all I think about
He was in Trail this morning! What a sight!
Help would be nice to have with you all the way. Huge endeavor!!!
What a great idea having the mirror on the harness.
Rubbish. They'll be bouncing up and down with the horses so much he could never see in them. Watch how they bounce on the video when he turns right toward the camera.
Nice...
really good quality horses fit for task rare these days
I to would love to do this, as a saddle maker maybe I could make gear as I go along at rest stops, would it be better to mount the mirrors of the wagon , easier to reach while driving?👍👍
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Is there anywhere that I can follow his trip? I.e. more posts?
Thanks, M
The sound of that dog is aweful. What's the matter with the dog.
The dog is super excited to get going, that’s all.
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I’m curious to know where you started from in Canada I wish you well on your trip please explain where your at and the date
no visible waggon break ? what about the weight down hill, or will it be paved flat roads all the way. and your going to need a farrier, and they don't have those at truck stops
He built his wagons, I'm sure he can shoe a horse.
@@pat36a He needs to hard face the bottom the shoes or they will be down to nothing on the backs in a week. Sure hope its all flat roads !!!??
Hi! How is it going? I want to try something like this one day.
This is cool but I'm wondering why he needs two wagons?
En México este transporte ya es considerado maltrato animal por nuestros gobiernos y ponen sanciones y multas.
¿Maltrato animal?. Son caballos de tiro y son capaces de tirar de grandes pesos sin inmutarse. Si están bien alimentados y no se abusa en los kilómetros a recorrer con ellos no hay problema ni maltrato alguno. Los caballos del vídeo se nota que están bien cuidados.
Did he make it. .?
lusterka na homoncie.ale jazda.A SIEUŚMIAŁEM
Horses love to work for good handler?
do you have a map or anything that show's the route he took?
also how many miles a day did he average?
love what he did, my hats off to him!
A mí me parece demaciada carga para 2 caballos
Erdekes
A film about a Fool that knows nothing about horses and a film about a pair of badly trained horses
They look like Suffolk punches thoses horses.,but there not obviously.
Like the wing mirrors ,and it’s fully light loaded wagon ,the dogs a bit of a fruit loop.
How can he possibly see in those mirrors with them bouncing up and down wit the horses? That dog IS NOT happy riding in there!
The dog is excited with this
This video should be titled "hooking up the horses". Has nothing to do with traveling across Canada.
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that dog is worthless and should maybe be 'dropped off' accidentally/on-purpose?!? ;) I now realize that there really IS a 'brave stupidity' and a 'stoopid stupidity'...... just dunno which/either/both apply here ;) still, it is one way to adventure, right?!?