The View Looked a Little Something Like This…


And it was wonderful. An Amish Buggy ride in Strasburg, Pennsylvania.  Wow, the little things in life that can bring so much joy.  The simple things in life.  The scenery was beautiful, the weather brisk and practically invigorating.

 We traveled the back roads and stopped at an Amish farm.  They live with no electricity, no cars, no internet (holy moly!!!).  The farms were beautifully manicured, green fields, tulips and jonquils.  (We didn’t see a speck of trash in the ditches along the way.)    And here’s one for you…what do you think the mother was doing when we got there? 

Washing windows!!  I haven’t washed windows for, well….hmmmm…awhile! If you get a chance, take a trip to Lancaster county Pennsylvania.  I plan to go back and spend at least 3 days.  I forgot to mention all the antique shops!  (and food).  What a great place.

 As I bask in what it would be to live the “simple life” and “wouldn’t it be nice to live that way”,  I just have to remind myself…those women work darn hard!  And I think I’d miss the computer 🙂

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About 49andcounting

Hi! I'm a mom, wife, grammy, sister, friend at that ALMOST 50 age!! (Okay, since I started this a few years ago...well, add a bit to 49andcounting!) How the heck did I get here so fast?!? I love, love, love- my girls, antiques, rural America, history, Jesus, junkin,the lake and my Big Boy...not particularly in that order. It's about time I change this profile a bit. After a year or living in our 5th wheel in beautiful Pennsylvania, My Big Boy and I are back to the Kansas Prairies. And there's just nothing like "Home Sweet Home". Hitting the Big 50 has its own unique, well...let's say...blessings :) So come along, laugh with me...cry with me...praise God with me...and let's do this 49andcounting thing, together!
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1 Response to The View Looked a Little Something Like This…

  1. Glad that you had a good time in Amish country. Richard from Lebanon county’s Amish community. Richard

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