Here are some of the photos I took:
This is the tobacco shed in my backyard. We no longer farm, but it would be a pity to tear that thing down. It's been there for about 200 years.
A local Amish farm. I have often driven past this farm late at night and there is a huge crowd all playing volleyball. Volleyball seems to be the Amish sport of choice. It is quite a site to see and they seem to be pretty good.
A beautiful farm. It was a great view with the barn's reflection in the water. For the non-Lancaster native: notice the mules on the right middle.
An Amish schoolhouse.
Two horses
This was an absolutely beautiful Amish farm. I took a lot of pictures here. The bright red paint really stood out and they had some nice barns here. Also, the barn doors were open which is hard to find this time of year. I would like to take some pictures in the fall during harvest both because of the color and the barn doors are open.
Here is another red barn from that same farm
Who doesn't like covered bridge shots? An example of one of hundreds of covered bridges in Lancaster
Two Amish Men working with their mules hauling dried tobacco. For all you tobacco smokers out there: It sure looks like they are hauling it in a manure spreader...Thanks for your time. I hope you enjoyed the pictures. Let me know and I will be sure to post some more.
Thanks, Ben
