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I have longed to see Amish country for many years.
And tara~
I was in Lancaster Pennsylvania for a long weekend last October.
Personally I loved it.
It was a great weekend,
and I want to visit it again~
There were so many things to see, food was amazing,
and people were super friendly.
The Amish live in a similar way how their ancestors lived when they arrived from Europe and settled in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania nearly 300 years ago.
Pennsylvania Amish lives simple and non-materialistic life, with horse-powered vehicles, without electricity.
The rationale of Amish community for banning electricity is that television will jump into their lives, once electricity is allowed.
Then also will computer and internet follow subsequently.
That is why Pennsylvania Amish community opted to be disconnected from the modern society.
They pursue a simple and slow life, which focuses on God, their family and the entire Amish community.
