The scenery was beautiful. If you look really hard, there is a buggy behind the trees. We kept getting into Amish traffic jams behind the buggies. They were just out about their normal lives among all our cars.
New car shopping in Ohio. We found the perfect one row seat buggy for the three of us. The buggies had roll down fabric sides so they could stay warm. There’s a little slit in the front for the reins. We also saw horse drawn sleds for sale. 
We couldn’t park our buggy here until we bought a horse to pull it. 
Authentic horse drawn buggy and Amish driver. Dan worked all day to get a picture like this. He was very proud. 
We bought little hay barrels from these cute kids. They were so nice.
Kaili loved their rocking chairs. She rocked so hard the chair almost flipped backwards. 
Outside the bakery and restaurant where we bought doughnuts, pies, huge cinnamon rolls, and ate authentic Amish food for lunch. It was so delicious! These bikes belong to the Amish people who work in town. 
3 comments:
What a fun weekend! It's been a couple years since we visited Amish country, we need to do it again! Glad you had a great time...and to hear you went with neighbors! You must have made some good neighbor friends!
You guys are such teases. :/
Who knew the Amish could be so much fun to visit.
Hey Tiff! I love going to the Amish town in Linden, TN. They live such simple lives, that look so difficult to me??? I love your new first home, and the things you have done to it.
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