RobertN wrote:
Amish country, isn't that where they lead fairly simple lives based on minimal technology. I watched a program on it once, and I thought it would be great if all of society was like that. No wars, no crime, no drugs, no money, just a good sense of community and a peaceful society.
Feel free to correct me if my discription is more idealistic than it is in real life, TV programs are always misleading...
Anyway, welcome to the forum.
Thank you, Robert. They are diferent "levels" of being Amish. All my neighbors are "old Amish" meaning they are what most people think of when a person says Amish. I love where I live, it is VERY laid back and quiet. I spend most of my time on 70 acres with dogs so it is very happy. Soon I will be moving into my own house nearby and have support people. I am very excited!
I live in Chester County but our land borders Lancaster County, which is Amish central for PA. We have lots of "buggy" accidents because stupid tourists speed and come rounf a bend to a SLOW buggy and can not stop. That and the "sludge" which is a variety of animal crap are the only things I do not enjoy about my corner of the world.