We rode through some Amish country yesterday, but we didn't stop for any pictures. |
I headed back by myself today for another look. |
It is easy to tell the Amish from the non-Amish. Hint, it's not the size of the farm as they are farming some rather large acreages. |
No tractors, cars, or trucks. |
They still use machinery, but mostly implements designed to be pulled behind a tractor that now use an intermediate hitch that is harnessed to the horse. |
It is a very clean look |
Also seems very peaceful |
I took a picture of this man coming up the road. |
As he got closer, he bowed his head to hide his face apparently. |
Equipment from the turn of the century. |
I hope they hand weeding that whole field! |
A side delivery rake they pull using the intermediate hitch. |
This guy was angry that I took his picture. I told him I didn't that I took a picture of his horse and carriage. He called me a liar! I wasn't! |
Downtown Cashton, may have been the same guy. |
One I've not seen before this trip. |
I ran Aumock! |
It was nice starting out. |
but soon turned south! |
It then merged with this road. It should have been called Goose Grease it was so slippery! |
but also quite pretty! |
Goats make everything fun.......can you believe the one on top was named Lanny? |
This guy/gal kept braying at me until I took her/his picture. |
I had some authentic Mexican food in Richland Center, WI |
Surprisingly to me, it was! |
....and very good!! |
Country yard art! |
Looks like ones missing. |
Some days you're the art, some days you're the artist, must be out drawing something in a field. |
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