Many Amish sell flowers and produce at roadside stands throughout Lancaster County.
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Many Amish sell flowers and produce at roadside stands throughout Lancaster County.
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The missing photos Using a Kindle to post for most of the past week meant I couldn't upload photos.
Here are a few I'd like to have included, mostly from Lancaster County. It was ...
5 signs of spring in Amish America Today is the first day of spring (also known as the furthest day possible from next winter).
Depending on your latitude, you may need the calendar to tell you that. But ...
Keeping it rural One thing you notice right away if you visit Lancaster County for the first time--especially when comparing it to just about any other Amish settlement--is how congested it is.
There are ...
Part three of Lancaster Happenings
The last installment, of three, from the recent Lancaster County trip:
When I'm at Abe's, on Saturdays we sometimes do a big breakfast down by the river out back. This involves ...
Lancaster County, 50 years ago (part 2) Back in January, I shared a few slides of Lancaster County, circa 1963. Here are a few more:
Would today's Lancaster Amish women consider this overdressed?
Lancaster County has the second-most covered ...

2 responses to From a Lancaster ‘cut-your-own’ flower patch
Beautiful sunflower!
You should’ve seen the others! (;
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