Sorry I've been MIA since Easter.
I didn't mean to disappear, it's just life was incredibly crazy last week
with the Colonel's brother and wife visiting from Alaska and I've been trying
to catch up on so much this week.
Now, if you are friends with me on my
Walking on Sunshine Facebook page, then you'll know how busy I've been!
Here are a few pictures from our visit.
We took a trip to Lancaster, since my sister-in-law has never seen
the Amish or visited an Amish community.
The Colonel's brother and his wife
on the road...
Amish buggy...
One of my favorite shops...
While there, we went to a train museum and my brother-in-law was very happy...
The museum was filled with all sorts of trains...
Me...
The Colonel and I sitting in the conductor's seat of a very old train...
My sister-in-law, Helen...
A beautiful farm...
A little shopping to remember the visit...
All in all, a GREAT visit to Amish Country!
Tomorrow, a trip to GETTYSBURG!
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Kim~HomeIsWhereTheHeartIs says
I love Lancaster, but haven't been there in awhile. Thanks for sharing your pictures 🙂
Chatty Crone says
I'm glad you had a nice visit with your family. They come from far! lol It's nice to - to think of the simple Amish life - I am not it's simple, but it seems peaceful. sandie
Elena says
That looks like a lot of fun! My dad was raised Amish, so always find Amish things very interesting.
Jill says
Looks like everyone had a great time. I'd love to visit there. 🙂
Linda says
I always thought it would be fun to go there and to see the shops and the farms and the buggies etc. It looks like you all had a good time. The train museum is something most guys would enjoy! But from the picture of you with your big beautiful smile, I guess you liked it too! You are so beautiful Lois!
Glad you had a fun time.
Love, Linda
Carol says
Looks like a great trip! Great pictures!
Blondee says
Gorgeous photos. I love Amish Country, I was in Bird-In-Hand and Lancaster when I was a teenager. The farms and the buggies, the barefooted children playing in the yards, the ladies in long dresses hanging out laundry- simple and sweet life. 🙂