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The Amish Country Travel Philosophy

Life is more than being first.

It's not about being the fastest, having the most, going the farthest. Life that has peace, meaning and celebrates each new day is modeled by a culture that prizes not what the world pursues, but what can found in the soul of every human being--homespun gifts, errands run on a bicycle, meeting with neighbors, gathering of friends and family to worship God, a hard days work to help a neighbor put the hay away, therapy sessions around the quilt frame, chatting around the supper table, and hearing the evening slip away to the euphony of crickets.

Holmes County Ohio is in the top 2 places to visit in Ohio.

People come from all walks of life to experience the Amish lifestyle. While it's fun to visit the craft shops, farm markets and museums, people often are seen driving slower than they ever did to take in the view of the rolling hills, patchwork fields, nurtured vegetable, radiant flower gardens, and a bare-footed child skipping down the lane with a leashed miniature pony in tow.

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Interesting facts about the Amish (Next Fact)

Amish worship style is just as simple, practical and community-oriented as the rest of their lives. Worshipping God can take place anywhere, so why build another building for it? From this practical mindset, they worship in homes or barns. Often districts are made up of 25 families who take turn hosting. The handmade wooden benches are carted along with the hymnals to the next meeting place, in a specially made wagon. The host is also responsible to provide a meal. Bologna, cheese, handmade bread, canned produced such as pickles and red beets are spread out. And don't forget dessert! Pies, bread pudding and such line the other half of the table.

Amish children running down a road
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