Editing Rose Temple (section)

====<div class="center" style="width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"><big>'''Caravans'''</big></div>====

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The Rose Temple followers are like gypsies.  They travel in caravans of vardo wagons, trailer, and wagons.  There are no typical caravan descriptions but a Rose Temple Caravan will usually include a minimum of 3 large Vardo wagons drawn by horses.  A couple few dairy cows used as pack animals.  A few dairy goats used as pack animals.  Few people would take to the road without these basics.  

However a standard caravan would have about 20 wagons and the people to manage them.  They would have a fairly big flock of cattle, goats, sheep, and dogs, most of which second as pack animals. 

Nearly all wagons have a cat, possum, ferret, rabbit, or some small animal that hunt vermin and provide companionship.  Many family wagons have gerbils, hamsters, lizards, snakes, and tarantulas.   
====='''Main Wagons'''=====
This is a family wagon usually containing 2 adults and as many as 3 children.  Pulled by 2 to 4 horses. Whiles its layout depends on the owner it almost always has extra space for people they take in.
====='''Feed Wagons'''=====
These are cook wagons and food storage wagons.  Depending on the location they have refrigeration in some.   A feed wagon might be a BBQ trailer.  In general they are someone's home vehicle that also has a food truck sort of thing going.

====='''Bulk Trailers'''=====
These are straightforward storage wagons.  While some have a living space component most are strictly cargo carriers.  Some are Long term storage such as a Pole Wagon or a Tent Wagon.  Some have wall and defensive storage and camp items like weapons racks and chairs, tables, and cooking and cleaning areas.

====='''Family Wagons'''=====
Family wagons are their own little part of things.  Most are designed to be self-sufficient.  Most Family Wagons have a undercarriage box for growing mushrooms, potato, and root vegetables.   A family wagon is built for at least a couple with a child but the types vary wildly.

====='''Craft Wagon'''=====
These are often family wagons run as repair stations but can also be mobile leather work shops, metal work space with forge, or many other kinds. One common wagon is a rope making wagon.

====='''Bus Wagons'''=====
Sometimes a caravan will have a wagon dedicated to letting people sit in it as passengers and convers, work on small crafts, and other activities while the caravan is moving. A bus wagon is often a Vardo being worked on but while construction is going on people can sit in it and talk while the caravan is on the move.

====='''Reading Wagons'''=====
A Reading Wagon is a wagon set aside for storage of books.  People can be allowed to sit in one of the reading seats and read a book in the wagon.  Rose folks collect books and store them in a reading wagon.  A gratuity is generally expected for the chance to read.  The person who runs the wagon may live in it but not always.  The Librarian is almost always at least a Friar of the Rose Order.
====='''Guest Wagons'''=====
A caravan of some size often has several Guest wagons.  These are Vardos that have been built, arranged, and prepared to one day become a family wagon.  But till then they are used by visiting guests.  Partly, when used as a guest wagon, they are a recruiting tool.