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More from the Amish communitiy this morning.
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Feb 6, 2010, 1:02 PM
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Wow! Could have been 1910. Nice.
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Really beautiful b&w - like Walter wrote, could be a hundred years ago... I'm wondering how these people live without nowaday's comfort.
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Beautiful! The B&W totally works; it also goes hand in hand with the stereotypical black and white Amish colors.
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On some level, I think it's rather brilliant that they didn't allow themselves to indulge and then become dependent on all those extra things most of us seem to 'need' today. Last edited by AaronB; Feb 6, 2010 at 1:37 PM. |
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Well done! I admire these folks immensely.
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Feb 6, 2010, 2:47 PM
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Thank you all very much! Gary, I agree with your comment 100%, you won't find better people anywhere!
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Bob,
another great shot from Amish country. These have all been really great. Gives a very nice rustic atmosphere. I agree with Gary, very nice people, there was a community close to where i went to undergrad and they would drive in to town often for supplies etc, always super polite and nice. |
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Feb 6, 2010, 4:48 PM
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I am wondering if they still have some Huns in Montana they were a different kind of hat I am going to check on that before I go back east again for if so I could stop in and see grandfathers ol home town near by they to live as the Amish.. Great Shots Bob!
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