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Hello, my name is Erik Wesner. Â I’m not Amish, but I’ve visited over 5,000 Amish homes and written 2 books on the Amish (more on that here).
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How did the Amish make it through th Hurricanes in florida ?
I was just wondering how the Amish made it through the 2017 hurricanes in Florida?
Hi Ted, you weren’t the only one wondering – I wrote a response on this to another reader, you can check it here: https://amishamerica.com/florida-amish/comment-page-1/#comment-172800
But in short, looks like not too badly, some damage but nothing catastrophic from what was reported.