Puzzling over riddles at the other end of the table.
The ping-pong queen and a sweet friend.
Another sweet friend who happens to be a great cook!
The Penny Game, I’m stumped:)
We encountered many buggies a few miles off the freeway in Lancaster County, PA.
Harvesting time by horse-power.
The view behind the local thrift shop!
One room Amish schoolhouses were scattered every few miles. It was fun to drive by them during recess and see bare foot girls playing outside, while foot scooters lined the fence.
We stayed in an old farmhouse on a dairy farm run by a Christian farmer and his sons. The milking process is automated and interesting.
Farm kittens.
The calves were our favorite farm friends:)
“Here kitty, kitty.”
Salty fingers, “Yum, yum!”
Milk mouths.
A newborn calf.
Good to the last drop!
Learning about the components of the feed.
We certainly had fun with the camera. It was hard to take a “bad” scenic picture.
The view from our front porch. Yes, those are calves in our front yard, smell and all:)
The view from the kitchen window.
Exploring the abandoned barn was great fun.
“Do my stockings go with my earrings?”
Hello from the hayloft!
That people may know, from the rising of the sun and from the west, that there is none besides me; I am the LORD, and there is no other.
~ Isaiah 45:6
Looks like a postcard!
We walked down the street and met our Amish neighbors. We enjoyed taking a ride with our neighbor’s grandson Samuel and talking with him. Kyle enjoyed driving! Yikes!
The day before, my parents saw three girls riding in this cart with the miniature horse. The next day, it was parked in the schoolhouse.
This was definitely one of our favorite parts of the trip. We enjoyed the farm and being surrounded by God’s creation in so many ways!
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