Category: Amish
I picked up this young lad, his siblings and Mom, to take them home. His young cousin stepped up to the window to talk to me. He asked me what I do at home! It made my day. He was a young fella that I also had as a passenger many times with and without his parents. It made my day that he wanted to chat with the taxi driver. Maybe it helps that I give the children “smarties” when they ride with me!
When I called to schedule a visit at the assisted living facility where my 97-year-old Mother is, they said, “We were just talking about your mother!” At the table during a meal, one of the residents was crying, and my Mother got up out of her chair, went over to the lady and gave her a big hug. Wow, how sweet is that? I had a nice visit with her on the porch. She said, “I would give you a “howdy do” handshake but I think it is against the rules!” LOL
Interesting photo, with the chicken house in the foreground, then the cows, and then the neighbor’s farm. I suspect that with this setup the chickens would be classified free-range.
Amish Farmer in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA, still farming with horses, as is typical for the Amish.
A horse in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA.
My Cousin’s Son’s Property
Hydroponic Fish Farm Tour
The upper photo is of a plow that is manufactured locally for the Amish, many who use horses for their field work. In the lower photo, you see a plow in action!
A beautiful scene of an Amish farm. This photo was from Valentine’s Day, here in Ohio, but we also had a layer of snow on the ground, this morning, five days before it is officially Spring! Stay Safe!
Serene country farm in Ohio. This sect of Amish think gravel, would be a luxury, not to be indulged in. Or for sure, concrete or blacktop for their driveway. Of course not much could hinder the passage of a carriage (buggy)
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