NEW WILMINGTON, PA AMISH...ORANGE BUGGIES AND BLUE DOORS...ONLY SURVIVING 19TH CENTURY PA. COMMUNITY

[@herbhouston5378]

Pretty area. I've known a few Amish familys. I admire how they live and how they know the value of hard work. I have been blessed to call some friend and have enjoyed talking with them.

[@g.s.7022]

Thanks for this new video, it's very interesting again. I enjoy seeing these great photos both from above and at ground level, what a wonderful county. This shop has a lot of beautiful and very tasty things to offer. It‘s so relaxing after a long days work sitting comfy and enjoy your vids💫☘️

[@LancoAmish]

I thank you so much for watching and the kind comment!!

[@anastasiaburr3959]

That was my home town. I miss it terribly!😊

[@TeresaCatherine-wi9co]

I live near the Amish communities in Crawford, Mercer, and Lawrence counties. I have seen these buggies many times and used to think the tops were mustard yellow-colored, but I do think the description of brown or burnt orange is more accurate.

[@elizabethpanner274]

They have green a Gray tane doors too not just blue. I grew up in New Wilmington pa