Amish Country

[@piccadelly9360]

The Amish people still have human values so in my eyes they are a civilization from the past with a great future. I just have respect for this civilization

[@ninja1676]

Preversing a traditional lifestyle isn't easy so they are doing well for themselves despite the constant change of a modern world.

[@angelacooper5030]

God Bless the Amish to look after each other and their elderly parents

[@ontoyoualways9183]

Well many actually do go to nursing homes. I am a nurse and have seen it often!!

[@mercedesblue9618]

Hell to the no 😬 I would run so fast away from that community & never look back!

[@jordy2299]

They’ll never read this so it’s safe to roast them AMISH IS CRINGE! YO AMISH PEOPLE? JOE MAMA!

[@charlottebarnes6761]

They have the right way of living and they have each other never lonely

[@janicecampbell6478]

I think it is wonderful they look after their elderly,that’s the way it should be.l remember my grandma staying with my aunt and uncle till she passed.

[@kkrot81]

I’ve always been sooooo fascinated by Amish living. God bless them all. ❤️

[@saviinicole2200]

So beautiful. Honestly most of the time Before bed I find myself watching Amish videos. They are so simple. So peaceful. So hardworking. Ahhh such a change of what life is today. I honestly find myself wishing I hand grown up Amish. God bless their hearts for hanging on to Gods way. Tradition.

[@nialanensemi5397]

Savii Nicole you are just like me videos where ppl live in simple communities like this makes me feel so good and relax. I feel like im traveling out of this world 😢

[@Adnilas]

Me too! I’m gonna pack up and move to Pennsylvania and become Amish. You’re welcome to come if you’d like

[@joseba1078]

@Sam Kay A very intelligent comment. I can understand why people idealize the Amish lifestyle, but I doubt they are really aware of what it actually entails.

[@Kim-ek7xy]

I want to live there. My maternal grandparents were born in Millersburg, Ohio, Amish country. I have the greatest respect for these people. I wish all of America could be this way.

[@dibakarchakraborty8712]

The world is full of wonders. It’s a wonderful world with the Amish people around. Lots of love and respect from the other side of the planet ---- India.

[@lruss5050]

Love the clop clop of the horses! Thank you!

[@timothylines3867]

me too remember horses running slow or fast ,very soothing sound.on t.v shows.

[@phoebeschnorr5869]

@@timothylines3867 ok

[@saviinicole2200]

I am so impressed with just how clean and well put together their farms and houses are. It’s unbelievable and certainly breathtaking. You won’t find farms that clean anywhere else in the country. I admire their way of life

[@sarahdeshay1394]

savii Nicole I spent a few hours on an Amish farm yesterday and it was an amazing experience.

[@paulwood9043]

God bless the Amish people of Lancaster County PA. They are great people as of farmers, carpenters, restaurants, etc. I like their videos as of how they live in today's world. I am from New Brunswick, Canada and I am planning on taken a trip there on a tour bus next year.

[@EnJayMelbourne]

Very interesting interview. I'm from Melbourne, Australia & I don't think we have any Amish people here. I'd certainly be very interested to visit an Amish community one day. It seems like a very clean & wholesome way of life in many ways.

[@DP-js2fi]

Great show, thanks for sharing. The Amish people are a special people & great asset to our communities.

[@tomstricklin5732]

Now that I’m older, I would love to live in an Amish community, not become Amish but live around them. I’ve been there, it is so peaceful. I don’t like todays society

[@notsosilentmajority1]

I agree. I would love to live around the Amish and the Mennonites. They are proof that a society does better when just about everyone has the same core values and beliefs. Ruben was excellent in this interview, he is obviously well versed in his profession. Well done.

[@orchid1229]

me too!!!

[@yolandalee399]

Agreed!!

[@jacquelinebardwell3230]

Yolanda Lee amen

[@murphy1011]

A lot of people think that, but you wouldn’t want to. You can start living that way without joining the community. Just be ok with working non stop from 4 or 5am until sundown, having no higher education and get used to repetitive and boring tasks as your only form of entertainment. They shun the outside world until they need it, and example is hospitals. It’s not as perfect as these people make it sound. I lived near an Amish community for several years and I heard some awful stories from women who left. They particularly have a hard life.

[@yhetangschannel]

I really want to come and visit Lancaster County, PA to visit the Amish Village. I think they are very interesting people. They are very hard working and I admire the way they keep their culture and traditions.

[@carbrett2007]

if you look at the definition of cult, it describes every religion there is, You need to be careful of the dangerous ones and the Amish is not one of them. Open your mind and learn from them.

[@kathyjones8207]

Corynne Christiansen I've been to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and it's beautiful country!!!!!! I went in 1988 with a tour group. Yes, the Amish are very interesting.

[@07decker]

Markus, you are an ignorant goof, likely living on some sort of social assistance.

[@sopowae163]

Markus Williams silence is best for you rather than exposing your ignorance.

[@beverlylamon]

I have been around the Amish since I was 8 or 9. They are very unique the world would be a better place. And yes I do speak the pa dutch.

[@marieandersson3290]

Thank you for that you are willing to share your beautiful natural life style to us and may God Bless and continue to protect you! Greetings from Sweden!

[@theblissfullone]

A beautiful message. :-) They are truly a loving people ... honouring Nature and respect of life. ♡

[@Adam-mi3hb]

@Thunderbolt They can build windmills, still old technology so would stay true to their ways.

[@loisaustin6200]

That video was so interesting. Lancaster County, which I have visited several times, is one of the most beautiful areas in this country. I find the Amish to be good people who just want to be left alone and go about their lives.

[@theblissfullone]

Thank you for sharing real truth. ♡ The world sorely needs it.

[@donh6629]

and not have their self photographed and even more less in a video. Fake news with paid actors.

[@howardgrounds5923]

Have had the Amish as neighbors and friends for over 20 years. Have a very large Amish community here in Logan and Hardin counties Ohio

[@mixedandknot5911]

I am glad that I am not the only one who would love to live near the Amish people. We, in my culture in New York State, also do not put our elderly in nursing homes. So what if we are not comfortable or do not have our personal space, we take care of our parents. They gave us a good home, and they deserve to live in good and loving surroundings with their families.

[@arizonabarb51]

Congratulations to all Amish for keeping their culture and traditions.

[@myopinionmatters]

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[@wallabing]

FORCED to marry their cousins. All marriages are arranged.

[@barnhousedesignspa9251]

Markus Williams they aren’t a cult. I live in Lancaster county and love working with the Amish. They’re the nicest people and truly live an amazing life. The religion that they practice is based on an Amish German bible but they are allowed to leave at the age of 16 if they want. It’s not a cult at all.

[@07decker]

correct, ignorant people call it a cult. I am in Ontario Canada, (NW) and love the people, and what they stand for. It is ignorant Liberals who are living in the real cult

[@Bizarro2024]

@@wallabing Their marriages aren't arranged. They choose their spouses . . .

[@stantonmagid4126]

I find these Amish documentaries very interesting. Thank you

[@littleme3597]

Hearing the cars zoom by is actually annoying. Here we are relaxed, listening to this man & the rhythm of the horses, then...ZOOOM, ZOOM.

[@itsemilee1502]

So true. I'm not Amish but I drive my pony when I can and the cars are annoying and usually rude.

[@stellaproductions1493]

Also extremely dangerous.....

[@AeroZeppelin-rb4pt]

Gas emissions

[@josephwinkler4863]

This video is brilliant and it makes a lot of valid points I think the Amish live the way God intended people to live Everything in their life can be explained and well understood that gives people a feeling of connection

[@gregmoffatt9524]

I'm from Canada this spring I'm planning to visit the amish community. I'm very drawn to their humble way of life

[@kayleighm7856]

greg moffatt I think coronavirus has ruined that🥺

[@monicagaitor6751]

I enjoyed this informative tour, the company and the gorgeous countryside

[@SuperMarbelle]

It's about like my grandparents farm without electricity and vehicles. I would love to be able to take a vacation in amish country and to just be able to join a family in their daily lives, to really experiance their lives.

[@julstheswagpag1065]

Thank u for this video it means a lot now I know more my sister got adopted by the Amish thank u

[@bryanlint9327]

The clip-clopping sound of the horses is so relaxing.

[@melodiesickles4792]

Thank you so much for the wonderful information you have shared. I love the Amish way of life and that they are a real example of families living and serving Heavenly Father.

[@littleme3597]

I didn't know they were German! That explains all the craftsmen & their talent. That is inherited .

[@caleb2507]

Thunderbolt Sounds like you have a bad case of narcissism my friend. Careful humility doesn’t bite you in the arse.

[@tonynewsome9078]

I'm pretty sure they came originally from Switzerland......look it up

[@plipogamez3173]

Most cultures developed skilled craftsmen, it was simply a necessity. However, many cultures have lost those skills because of the dependence on mass production and our industrial ways of life.

[@moocow6350]

tony newsome yes your right

[@neetsbeets]

Swiss German

[@s0undw4v3ultra]

ive always found this stuff interesting

[@melissagelder3196]

I love the Amish people and culture it's amazing

[@lilahnewton7940]

@Jo Gill YOU TELL EM HONEY. 😉

[@refinnej5302]

@Jo Gill Do you really want to talk about being uneducated honey? I'm a Republican and this is a cult. Maybe get yourself educated on the Amish life instead of believing these videos. I suggest you also take some history courses so you can see the past cult-like behaviors that have the very same tactics as the Amish community. The only difference is that the Amish don't kill people.

[@Arya_amsha]

I love them too

[@dee22466]

beautifull the way it be i grew up in ireland and ive seen this way of life drift away but im glad i got to expierience old ireland God bless our farmers now they have to reduce cattle herd my heart goes out to them

[@timothylines3867]

early 1960 s as a 14 yr old I helped bring hay from this place to Sussex county n.y and orange county n.y .friends in my home town are truckers ,and milk cows to feed. I hope you do well, thank you.

[@CuriousEarthMan]

Thank you for posting! Very well done!

[@denestiffanyd.feniza8604]

Great life and exciting place to visit.

[@williamblakeley3744]

Thanks for the tour of the Beautifull country in PA .👍

[@ontoyoualways9183]

Majority have cell phones, use laundromats, own a car(yes they do), go to the store via an English driver, own gaming systems(run off generator). Oh if you only knew!

[@mazieg7072]

Exactly,but people think they're just borrowing them or it's just a one or two time deal.Not! Lol

[@francesodle6069]

There are all kinds of orders of Amish. Wearing diferentt clothing then another group. And their are groups of Smish that have diferent ways excrlted clothes cars phones. But do have chyfch laws to live by each day.

[@kerrykerry5778]

I live in the heart of this Amish settlement. A lot of what you say has some truth to it, but it's an attempt to distort the facts, overall. Some have cell phones and use computers, some own cars for business use only. The laundry comment is weird, since they haven't washed clothes by hand in generations, and most have washing machines at home. No dryers allowed. They will hang wash on long, high clothes lines in the driving rain, or pounding snow, if they need to. It drys eventually. They frequently use English taxi, van and local trucking services, since it's the practical way to do the job of going 20 miles to Costco, or shipping goods across the county. Nothing I discussed make them any less Amish, or less obedient to their beliefs.

[@kerrykerry5778]

@@louisehakanson4910 No, there are many different sects, of Amish Believers. Huge variations in rules for every aspect of daily living. The overall belief system, and hard rules like no cars for daily use, no driving vehicles on the road, no power lines to the house, etc. are the same everywhere, but a lot of the other stuff is open to the rulings of the bishops and elders. There are groups in my neighborhood that use tractors for field work, and others that are forbidden to do so. There are church groups in my neighborhood that allow pedal bikes, while most Lancaster county Amish forbid them. In the big valley area of central PA. there are at least three different types of Amish, and they dress in ways that, and drive buggies, that look totally distinct from each other.

[@GosuVu]

Looks like where I need to live. To hell with society.

[@mazieg7072]

They dont except outsiders.You have to be born into the Amish.Thats the only way to be an Amish.

[@ontoyoualways9183]

@@mazieg7072 You can still live in the area among them and interact with them. We have Amish friends who,we visit and they visit us. Trust me, they depend on the English to support their business and for transportation.

[@mazieg7072]

@@ontoyoualways9183 Had you bothered to see the remark I replied to, you wouldn't have wasted your time with that moot remark. I was referring to them wanting to join- "become" Amish after being an outsider/ English/outsider. My mother left the Amish as a teenager when she left for Rumspringa in Ohio. So I am extremely well versed about the Amish,aside from living not far from two vacinities of Amish and Mennonites. And they dont need us English/outsiders for transportation.They have and would much rather deal with Mennonites then 'others' or 'English'. Most (note I say most, not all,only deal with others or English when they have to.They much prefer dealing with Mennonites for the things they need that they are not permitted to have or use,by their laws. And they do NOT under any circumstances ever deal with anyone that left the AMISH,or their children even decades later regardless of the reason that they left even if it was their (the Amish's) fault. I have had positive and negative experiences with the Amish,but would never want to live under their rules.

[@beethechange257]

You actually can become Amish. It's very rare and difficult since they speak their own dialect, but it's not forbidden to accept outsiders.

[@mazieg7072]

@@beethechange257 you just want argue for the sake to argue.Where did I ever say it's forbidden to accept outsiders as friends which is what I was referring to???you obviously like to turn words around.So show me!! And NO ONE is Ever accepted into the Amish who is not born into the amish.You are 100percent wrong. Keep believing that all you want. Being raised by an Amish mother I believe I know far more than you could ever even though you "talk" with some friendly ones.Believe me talking with some friendly Amish there is no possibility they would open up about all their hidden life styles.They are ALL forbidden to.If they told outsiders inside secrets they would be thrown out themselves without even a chance to defend themselves. If you knew as much as you proclaimed to know you would know that much.Even the friendly one have to be very careful and secretive.It depends on their and their immeduate families very existence to staying IN the Amish. They have to protect themselves and their families and lifestyles.You clearly know very little about the Amish.No matter how much you would question your Amish friends you would never get full honest answers.They can not answer you without putting themselves at risk. You really only know the basics.and to question them would only make them nervous and scare them."IF" you knew the Amish you would know All that. Sounds more like you've read some books and are now proclaiming to be a know it all.You say too many things that are not true.

[@babygirl12a]

I love this movie I love how they live I been watching it for awhile when it was on discovery

[@kathysharpe6358]

This is a wonderful video...my parents live in Lancaster County, Pa....

[@dorothyadams2615]

Quite informative...have had a taste of this life. Much prefer lifes conveniences...outdoor toilets...no running water, no electricity...love farm life...nonsence restrictions no Bible bases! Manmade control suspression! Not for me...See lots of simarlarities in some cults, Love cooking canning n other coservation measures!

[@francesodle6069]

Interesting thank you sharing

[@rebacarmack8335]

There is an Amish community about 15 miles or so from us- love going there to buy produce and just view the community

[@TeenageDream512]

I always want to see Amish people, l like to see their culture and how they lived. I should visit this place one day.

[@paulinekupo7029]

Interesting culture. I went to a one room school, 1st through 8th grades, one teacher. Love to someday visit your country and take a tour.

[@kerrykerry5778]

The Amish community where this video was filmed is growing fast. There are currently 300 Amish operated, one room school houses here. The video claimed a population of 20-22K, currently that number stands at 38K. The local Amish community doubles in size, roughly every twenty years. Finding room for them all, in a county that has a huge population and an extremely strong economy, coupled with very strict land use rules and growth limits on all types of new building, is tough. There is no real chance for many Amish growing up today to continue the farming lifestyle. As a result, there number of fields that the Amish have gone into, to make a living, is stunning. Everything from manufacturing, and construction, to tourism, furniture building, retail sales, and dozens of other things.

[@patriciawickholm3617]

Delightful gentleman giving the tour!! Interesting information. Btw, our farm is fully electric but there are no power lines to be seen. Everything is underground.

[@blubutch2852]

Fascinating, thank you for sharing this.

[@Judy122550]

I go to Lancaster every year for a weel love it there Sally Esh has a dinner at her farm for any one that wants to come. Then her children sing hymns in German All the food is homemade. Usually abou 20 of us at her kitchen table . There is a cost for the dinner well worth it . ( Judy )

[@TeenageDream512]

Judy K did you go to Amish home to have a dinner? I like to try Amish foods

[@RelaxingNatureMusicSound]

Love the clop of the horses!

[@hazyanlazy123]

Here in Alberta we don’t have a large Amish presence but the majority is Hutterite, they grow the biggest god damn veggies at the farmers markets. It’s impressive.

[@MAINEiacGrammiesHomestead]

Very nice video.. I have been to Lancaster many times and I have taken your tour ride very nice thank you... Thanks for a great video..

[@briannotafan3368]

how do they charge the buggy batteries

[@janesmith9024]

Very interesting - nice interviewer and the man answering. Allowing the children to choose when they grow up whetter to be baptised or not is wise.

[@MsHearty12]

someday i will visit an amish country specially here in Penn...i love to have a sight seeing in this beautiful life style

[@LindaWolfe20]

I have always wanted to take this tour... maybe one day soon.

[@dawnheller7742]

Have wanted one of those amish quilts fot quite sometime

[@renatodalumpines916]

What a greate information about this Godly and simple people. Million thanks.

[@josephjaydee1795]

The reason for The private schools is also partly because of the teaching of evolution in public schools!! The Amish very strongly believe that we were created by God!! This man really impresses me!! Because he is not bitter like so many ex Amish are!!

[@JoziTube]

Joseph JayDee he is not ex amish. He never joined

[@susiekrone334]

Joseph JayDee uin

[@allthingspossible4569]

And rightly so (bitter) have you heard the stories? not all amish communities are good. Many are controlling and abusive. you shouldnt judge when you dont know the facts...

[@refinnej5302]

I would be bitter too if I was lied to all my life and then forced out of my community for having critical thinking skills but I would get over it and most do. There are a lot of ex-Amish who are not bitter but still hurt but they're not as media-worthy as the bitter, wild ones.

[@tbsnwbrdng7]

Hello Richard and Sara very nice tour

[@jakewagler9472]

When I was growing up Amish I would have LOVED to have the option to leave after just one weekend!

[@patmadix172]

Very nice . Buggy was very peaceful

[@THEDRAGONBOOSTER8]

Interesting .Thank you.

[@barbaraweidenhammer7644]

I have been on this tour. It was very interesting.

[@IkonicLionProductions]

Wonderful. Would be great having a drone View do Amish community. Cheers.

[@FfiestaJD3]

that was hilarious .. asking the same questions over and over again "we have enough" "NO" .. Lol ..

[@kimcircagirl474]

Darn i want be there riding sounds amazing 4 mile ride ahhhhh

[@sunlightpictures8367]

Great video, thanks!

[@khadijagwen]

I went to an Amish Farm that did furniture also. I was raised by an Amish man. At the farm they would not speak to me. I wish them the best.

[@SilG.123]

What an interesting video! Thank you!

[@marjoriespeicher.9319]

As i listen and see this Video,it's very interesting to equate these values to what i experienced in the country parts of Jamaica 60 odd years ago.We never had electricity,no refrigerators,never send our seniors to nursing homes,the children were taught early to do chores,school work, etc. Just a simple disciplined way of life which worked very well. This video brought back good memories of my childwood days,and lives with me forever. God continue to Bless your efforts.

[@michiganstate9221]

very different life style i like it

[@janineklepner9712]

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[@briancalifornia1]

If you're willing to give up your electricity Smart phones gadgets tv's etc.

[@20greeneyes20]

Till you got to live it. A lot of great traditions and wholesome living, but religious wise not that of Christian beliefs completely. Hmmmm it's their deal not for me.

[@mssn3166]

we wouldn't have so much entitled people everywhere if only they grew up with Amish values, culture and traditions .

[@joseba1078]

Gojoin them, then.

[@halethewhale]

We wouldn't have anything. Its a pointless existence.

[@donnakearse2503]

So interesting.

[@marydork493]

When the zombie apocalypse comes, the Amish will among those who'll survive.

[@inTruthbyGrace]

It's not the zombie apocalypse you have to worry about, it is the return of Jesus Christ.. and from what I am learning about the Amish and what I know about the bible, they'll be in good shape on that day.

[@briannotafan3368]

AND COCKROACHES

[@refinnej5302]

@@inTruthbyGrace the people on the bottom may be okay, the Bishops and leaders are going to the very hell they claim to fear.

[@whitefiddle]

And one of the reasons they will survive is they don't believe in things as nonsensical as zombie apocalypses.

[@embr4065]

No they won't. The Amish do not believe in violence so people would come raid them of their stuff.

[@michellemarie1197]

Lots of days I wish I could just become amish and escape it all.......

[@timprosser186]

A good little documentary, I'm not particularly religious but nevertheless, I quite enjoyed learning about the Amish.

[@ontoyoualways9183]

The Amish are not exactly "religious". It is a way of life. Their Bible is in German that they can't read since their language is Pennsylvania Dutch. They don't study the Bible. They follow the Bishops rules. Each order has different rules. Figure that out.

[@mercedesblue9618]

It’s insane how Amish people are exactly like the people in the series The Handmaid Tale.. 😳

[@flyacow]

It looks like they're on the back roads of New Holland Pennsylvania. I know the back what roads very well

[@kerrykerry5778]

Yep, just north of Intercourse, on the road to Centerville Supply Grocery.

[@wally8477]

Very informative, thank you.

[@imabee2010]

They are not that straight laced than you might think . I have seen older amish men out at night and they stopped at our pond party and they sat and drank with us . The kids sometimes goes out and drink and listen to music and a few other things .

[@ulyssgrant3178]

The kids are not members of the church until they make that decision. The Amish are Anabaptists-they do not believe in infant baptism. The young people are allowed for a time, much freedom-in their late teens and maybe early twenties.

[@christypoos9728]

Land O Lanks is the best butter. So sweet and creamy

[@theblissfullone]

" ... despise the world around them that gave them the freedom they enjoy." ... ? They HONOUR the world around them in everything they do (even in the treatment of cattle, explained in this video) ... they have NOT succumb to material temptations, but lived simply when so many others have failed to do so. Freedom is an Earth given right upon birth. They owe no one ... but they HONOUR Nature's Creation in every way ... there ... is true power for self, life and family. ♡

[@danasmith1165]

AncestralBliss wrong. They are huge animal abusers. They are hypocrites in many ways. I live amongst them.

[@plipogamez3173]

Curious, many people are saying how wonderful the Amish culture is, whilst they sit in heated buildings, with easy access to electricity and the internet. We have an abundance of technologies available to us, let us not romanticise a way of life which very few of us would want to live on a daily basis.

[@laurawalker546]

I admire these people and if they are happy and secure in their way of life more power to them. This society of ours could learn a lot of good from these people's ways. Progress is not all what it's cracked up to be ... not by a long shot ... and for those who need a more worldly experience and a breakout from tradition... go for it ... whatever brings you peace and fulfillment

[@kerrykerry5778]

I live in the middle of this Amish settlement. Like others above have stated, this is a cult. You are not an individual, you do not have free will. If you decide to study the bible or discuss your concerns, doubts or other beliefs with others in your community, they can and will toss you out. If you think peace and happiness is working like a dog, six days a week, from before sun up to dark, being educated at an elementary level, with a lot of subjects simply ignored, and not being allowed to do anything that you are used to, as a free person, go for it. If you are a woman with an opinion, a believer in evolution, a believer in anything above a crude and basic education, somebody that would like to jump in the car and go on vacation, somebody that believes in equality, or free thought, or hundreds of other things you can not do, talk about, or think about, as an Amish person, it's not your gig.

[@laurawalker546]

@@kerrykerry5778 I get it

[@bbgdaddy5198]

The Amish are in Lancaster county because they came into the country through Philadelphia but that's where they found suitable land. Read up on William Penn and how he settled the land. The guide knows a lot about the "lifestyle" and events but should really study up on the history of the people and why they are who they are.

[@disco0752]

William Penn was a Quacker

[@CindyOHaraPalladino]

I want to be Amish! Can someone like myself become amish and at my age 42 yrs old?

[@NSeiling]

May I make the following suggestions? (1) study your Bible (2) research the history of the Anabaptists. There are a lot of videos on youtube, History is very important to the Amish. (3) Goggle their weekly newspaper The Budget and get a 6 months subscrition. It will be very informative and helpful (4) If you can locate an Amish congregation near you, ask to meet with their leadership for guidance...if they are not available, try to find a Mennonite congregation. Hope this helps. Your age wont hinder you...remember the Amish/Mennonite life is a life and mindset based entirely on God and family. God bless youin your search.

[@dickweaver8137]

no.

[@davidchupp4460]

It’s not what you think it is. Looks great from the outside in but reality is totally different within the church. It’s all about control and conformity whether you agree or not. This is a cult at its essence. Trust me we just escaped.

[@Adnilas]

I do too! I want to be part of a new order Amish church that reads their Bible in English and are kind to animals.

[@makmar4484]

Yes anybody can become amish

[@GeorgeCampbell1964]

Since when did the Amish allow themselves to be filmed or photographed?

[@olddave4833]

good question, when I used to deliver in and around Lancaster, they would lower or turn their head if I tried to snap a picture of them and their horses

[@francescampbell4731]

Since they want our money. It promotes tourism in their area.

[@jaystell314]

I was thinking the same thing because he said he is not but she is Amish. If you take a picture of them, they will go to an elder and self report to them they had a pic taken of them. Effectively self shunned by themselves for a week or so to redevote their beliefs.

[@ontoyoualways9183]

@@francescampbell4731 You are correct!

[@ontoyoualways9183]

@@jaystell314 Sounds like Catholic. Sin today and repent tomorrow. Simple

[@perjrgensen8280]

Respect to all Amish, for keeping their culture and traditions..... Kind regards from Denmark.

[@kennyswonger5227]

If you want to go to Amish country.you could always come to geauga.county.Ohio.come to Middlefield .Ohio .the Amish flea market. & Swiss cheese factorys.and salvage stores.Georgia rd. & Newcomb rd & mespo.vist her also.

[@darwinyuson244]

There are Amish communities and churches as well in the Philippines. Seriously. I saw them in their traditional attire buying bulk of diesel at the gas station.

[@athinker9881]

Or maybe Mennonites?

[@rayfridley6649]

Occasionally, you may find Amish with their own party-line magneto phones, on which they can call each other but not connected with the telecommunications network.

[@donnamillbern999]

Ray Fridley they don't like paying 60cent a mile

[@lindaowens2657]

You know what you call a man dressed in black standing beside the road with his hand stuck up horses butt. A amish horse mechanic,

[@chrisbennett8538]

My dairy barn would be playing good old J Cash!!!!

[@nigelbenn4642]

Gotta love those Amish prescription glasses love, was those lenses cut with flint stone or lasers?

[@aaishahhassain8100]

I love ther woodwork

[@inTruthbyGrace]

Anabaptists that sprinkle... I'm scratching my head..

[@Clixremix616]

anabaptist means that they don't baptize infants. You are baptized as a young adult after you have been offered the choice to belong do the church or not. Look up the meaning of Rumspringa.

[@inTruthbyGrace]

@@Clixremix616 look up "baptize"... it is the Greek word βαπτίζω in the Bible that means to *_submerge_* (not sprinkle)

[@casper-z9rkls6gl]

Informative video. The only thing that annoyed me were all those cars zooming by. It would be nice if the horse buggies had the road all to themselves.

[@Jennawashere9707]

You have to remember that it's not just Amish living here- in fact its mostly English. We all share the road.

[@trenchantsometimes5149]

@jdawg - Do the Germish have to pay for licenses and insurance on their buggies to use the roads?

[@jfjc5694]

Trenchant Sometimes good question

[@olddave4833]

@@trenchantsometimes5149, they don't have to, usually the judge in the area is Amish, you hit a buggy and you're in big trouble

[@athinker9881]

@@olddave4833 Are you kidding? Anabaptists, at least Old Order, don't believe in participating in politics. No way there's going to be an Amish judge. You could get kicked out if you go to the police to report Amish crimes, such as molestation. And to them that means literally being consigned to hell for leaving the Amish.

[@MrKen-longrangegrdhogeliminato]

Kitchen Kettle, I haul canned goods from Furmanos there for many years.

[@jfjc5694]

The Amish are in St. Mary’s Country, MD.

[@fatimanaqvi2976]

A good and peaceful way of life...

[@chrisbennett8538]

Still just one? On a hot steamy August night how do they sleep when hot and muggy with no fan or AIR Conditioner??

[@chrisbennett8538]

I'd like to live like this but I don't think I could get used to no country music especially J Cash and Allan Jackson.