So I made my post on 5 common features in Amish homes (which you may have read already) into a video. This has the advantage over the post of having a lot more images illustrating the points. So if you’ve read the post already, you might still enjoy this video. In this one, I focused on general features common to Amish homes – flooring, rooms, lighting, and so on. Runtime is 11: 47.
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