Amish buggy

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Amish buggy

Amish - Amish man and his buggy. They take great care and pride in their buggies and horses.

One man's "Amish Uber" in Michigan is giving customers horse and buggy rides

.Amish horse & buggy

Download this stock image: The Amish, or Plain People, in Pennsylvania's Lancaster County, still use horse drawn buggys for transportation - B2GYXK from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

The horse-drawn buggy is essential to Amish society. Amish buggies are both practical transport, and symbolic of the people. Though most Amish allow riding in motor vehicles such as cars and buses, no Amish permit ownership of the automobile. Amish feel the horse-drawn carriage promotes a slower pace of life and greater reliance on community.

A great looking team of horses and Mennonite Buggy.

Where do Amish buggies come from? Most established Amish settlements have at least one full-time buggy maker, but those that don't usually acquire their vehicles in larger settlements. Amish buggy makers rarely make a buggy from top to bottom. Parts such as the wheels or undercarriage may come from other Amish shops. One buggy shop

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