"We can't take it anymore!": The annual religious gathering of nearly 40,000 French travelling peoples, also referred to as Roma, in the small town of Nevoy in the Loiret region of France is exasperating residents and elected officials who say the myriad caravans bring overcrowding and excess litter. One event organizer tells AFP the complaints are overblown: "We've been here for 36 years and as you can see, we haven't set fire to all the communes of Nevoy ... It's going on in good harmony." IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES