The Amish

Today Sister Jones, myself and Sister Richards went to Pennsylvania to see the Amish people and to take a tour of the area.  It was very interesting.  We saw the farms that the Amish people live and work on.  Each one of them were so well taken care of; no broken down barns; unplowed fields; nor broken fences, etc.  Also, we watched how they worked in the fields with the equipment.  Their equipment was very nice and well taken care of, but it was always pulled by horses. It was almost like going back in time. 

P.S. Jenni asked me if I was still on a mission.  Yep, just want to get the opportunity to see this beautiful mission and it’s surrounding areas before we go home . . .

Our First Stop

They are very friendly and very industriest

   

I thought our son David might appreciate this . . .

You know me . . .

Humm, this gas station doesn’t work nor can we read this paper 

 

Notice the name of the town.  Kinda cute.

 

I almost didn’t get this picture – they don’t like their pictures taken

I didn’t know they rode scooters.

Everywhere we went we saw clothes lines.  The Amish don’t use dryers.

Yep, a weird name for a town. but the Amish people felt this was an appropriate name for two roads that cross each other…