Amish Country Ohio II

I might have to move here.


I really might have to move here!

You can get a free pumpkin and your buggy fixed.



CHARMING!!!!


Who knew milk cans could be beautiful?


With the fog doesn't this place just scream doughnuts?


Heini's cheese. I don't know about anyone else but I don't want cheese from a heini.


Too funny!


But Yoder Dame is even funnier.


Check out the Amish women....or maybe we are not supposed to.


Top shelf noodles and every baked product you can think of.


And more pumpkins.


These are metal designs for barns.


I guess this does not need to be translated....duh!

You lookin' at me?


A new covered bridge almost complete.


I want one of these farms.


Go figure...who would have known?


Swiss accents everywhere in this town.


Nice old engine



But the rest of the train was hit by graffiti artists.


All the homes were decorated.


And in the middle of all this farm land, off in the distance we spy this. What can it be? A hotel in the middle of nowhere?


Just a restaurant and bakery.


A HUGE restaurant and bakery. Me thinks there are many hungry tourists around!


This is what most of the countryside looks like.


And then we came across my favorite road in the whole world. I want to live on it.


Doesn't it look spooky?


Again, in the middle of seemingly nowhere we spy a small Swiss village.


How quaint....and new!


The latest vineyard tourist trap!!!



***I just had to add this on. As soon as I finished this post I turned on my tv and guess what was on? Witness!!!! Haha!!!






*Halloween memories: I remember carving Jack O'Lanterns and having my hands freeze. Trying to separate the seeds from the pulp to roast them was the slimiest task ever. I would have pumpkin pulp stuck to me all day. I have wised up a bit over the years and I now bring my pumpkins inside for a day to warm them up before carving.