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[LuvTooGolf]

Are there Amish in Ohio?

Oh yeah, big time, about an hour and 20 minutes south of Cleveland is where we head. It's quite the destination spot, and based on the weather tomorrow, it's liable to be jam packed. We try to get there early, before the old people bus groups start rolling in.

[LuvTooGolf]

Are there Amish in Ohio?

Oh yeah, big time, about an hour and 20 minutes south of Cleveland is where we head. It's quite the destination spot, and based on the weather tomorrow, it's liable to be jam packed. We try to get there early, before the old people bus groups start rolling in.

It was an annual October tradition for us in the before times.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Are there Amish in Ohio?

Oh yeah, big time, about an hour and 20 minutes south of Cleveland is where we head. It's quite the destination spot, and based on the weather tomorrow, it's liable to be jam packed. We try to get there early, before the old people bus groups start rolling in.

I've been to Lancaster County in PA and knew of the Mennonites in Canada but wasn't aware of Amish in Ohio.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Are there Amish in Ohio?

Oh yeah, big time, about an hour and 20 minutes south of Cleveland is where we head. It's quite the destination spot, and based on the weather tomorrow, it's liable to be jam packed. We try to get there early, before the old people bus groups start rolling in.

It was an annual October tradition for us in the before times.

Is that how we refer to the period before November 2019?

[LuvTooGolf]

Are there Amish in Ohio?

Oh yeah, big time, about an hour and 20 minutes south of Cleveland is where we head. It's quite the destination spot, and based on the weather tomorrow, it's liable to be jam packed. We try to get there early, before the old people bus groups start rolling in.

I've been to Lancaster County in PA and knew of the Mennonites in Canada but wasn't aware of Amish in Ohio.

Long beards, plain outfits, horse-drawn buggies clogging up the roads, they've got it all. Lol

[LuvTooGolf]

Are there Amish in Ohio?

Oh yeah, big time, about an hour and 20 minutes south of Cleveland is where we head. It's quite the destination spot, and based on the weather tomorrow, it's liable to be jam packed. We try to get there early, before the old people bus groups start rolling in.

It was an annual October tradition for us in the before times.

Is that how we refer to the period before November 2019?

Pretty much anything before the first shutdown in March 2020 is what I call the before times.

[Travellin Dave]

Speaking of weather, only 38 right now, but getting up to 64 today, followed by 71 tomorrow and Sunday, and no rain in sight.

Just about the same here.

[Travellin Dave]

I'm hoping to take it easy this weekend. My daughter is cheering tonight and my son has a soccer game tomorrow. I think that's about it.

Tomorrow is Amish day with the in-laws. First time we've been able to go since 2019. Sunday I'm going to enjoy this blast of nice weather on the way and hit the links, hopefully not for the last time this year.

So a little explanation would be helpful.  Are they Amish?, do you dress up as Amish?, get a pizza and watch Witness?, Amish craft fair for the English?

[Travellin Dave]

Are there Amish in Ohio?

Oh yeah, big time, about an hour and 20 minutes south of Cleveland is where we head. It's quite the destination spot, and based on the weather tomorrow, it's liable to be jam packed. We try to get there early, before the old people bus groups start rolling in.

I've been to Lancaster County in PA and knew of the Mennonites in Canada but wasn't aware of Amish in Ohio.

Long beards, plain outfits, horse-drawn buggies clogging up the roads, they've got it all. Lol

I miss me some shoo-fly pie.

[Travellin Dave]

Used to have a plant I was responsible for in York which is next to Lancaster.  Amish doing well growing that broadleaf tobacco.

[Travellin Dave]

Is it too early?
Figured cigar Advent calendars are out, so...

[A Friend of Charlie]

Are there Amish in Ohio?

Oh yeah, big time, about an hour and 20 minutes south of Cleveland is where we head. It's quite the destination spot, and based on the weather tomorrow, it's liable to be jam packed. We try to get there early, before the old people bus groups start rolling in.

I've been to Lancaster County in PA and knew of the Mennonites in Canada but wasn't aware of Amish in Ohio.

Long beards, plain outfits, horse-drawn buggies clogging up the roads, they've got it all. Lol

I miss me some shoo-fly pie.

Mmmm. I used to work with a woman who was Pennsylvania Dutch and she would make that and all sorts of other goodies and bring them to work. That's how I gained 60 lbs back in '94.

Edit: she and her husband combined easily weighed 750 lbs.

[LuvTooGolf]

Is it too early?
Figured cigar Advent calendars are out, so...

Yes, yes it is.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Is it too early?
Figured cigar Advent calendars are out, so...

It's a bit early but we'll let it slide. She's real purdy.

[LuvTooGolf]

I'm hoping to take it easy this weekend. My daughter is cheering tonight and my son has a soccer game tomorrow. I think that's about it.

Tomorrow is Amish day with the in-laws. First time we've been able to go since 2019. Sunday I'm going to enjoy this blast of nice weather on the way and hit the links, hopefully not for the last time this year.

So a little explanation would be helpful.  Are they Amish?, do you dress up as Amish?, get a pizza and watch Witness?, Amish craft fair for the English?

They are Amish, we do not dress up. Drive around to different shops, eat a huge buffet lunch, take in some scenery, stop at a place with a petting zoo, a couple of apple farms.