The usual summer gas hikes have yet to materialize this year. But when they do, we’ll all be thinking how good the Amish must have it, right?
This shot from the Ethridge, Tennessee community is a little reminder that Amish use fossil fuels too.
It’s been a little light on blogging lately because I have been doing a lot of behind-the-scenes work on the blog.
The blog will still be here but Amish America will be expanding in scope with some new additions that I hope will add a lot to the site experience. More to come.
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10 responses to Gassing up the buggy
That is funny!
Looking forward to see what you do with your blog.
I bet that can of gas lasts all summer.
Right, he’s probably not pulling over once a day.
Reminds me of the time we visited Indiana and saw an Amish buggy going through the drive thru at a McDonald’s! We savor the memory and laugh about it!
Erik, thanks for a great blog–will look forward to whatever changes come.
I like those types of dichotomies. I once saw a sign at a blacksmith shop in or near Mercer County, PA (forget which Amish community it was in) that said “Horseshoer and Authorized Honda dealer”. I’ve been wondering about that combination for years now.
Great shot
Looking forward to seeing the site changes.
Thanks all! Hard at work, and actually doing some final edits on my Polish book as well as the site changes (and squeezing in a few days’ hiking) so it will be a bit light yet. OldKat that would be Honda motocross bikes right? (;
Reminds me of a picture I saw of a donkey with saddle bags on that had gas jugs in them. Quite a sight to see the donkeys pulled up to the pump!
I can’t wait to see the changes!
Thanks Michelle! They’ve started and still are in progress
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