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What are gypsies and travellers?

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Gypsies and travellers are a a community that travelled around Britain and Ireland before starting to settle in camps and houses in the 21st century. The 21st century brought difficulties to the traveler and gypsie ways and it wasn't easy to keep up with traditions, so they started settling in areas for longer.

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