Amish Quilt pictures
07-01-2008, 11:42 PM
#22
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Lancaster and Intercourse are my two favorite Amish communities
You're kiddin' me right???There is not a place called Intercourse for real right???
ROTFLMAO!!!!! Oh please tell me that strikes someone else's funny bone too!
You're kiddin' me right???There is not a place called Intercourse for real right???
ROTFLMAO!!!!! Oh please tell me that strikes someone else's funny bone too!
07-02-2008, 04:13 AM
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Yep- it's there- right by Bird in Hand. Lots of cool names in the area. :)
There is so much to do in Amish country. It's absolutely beautiful country and has many festivities throughout the summer.
Barb
There is so much to do in Amish country. It's absolutely beautiful country and has many festivities throughout the summer.
Barb
07-02-2008, 07:11 AM
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Saturday's in Amish country is really a busy time. If you can go on a wednesday, that is the "town" day for the Amish.. at least many people there before the "English" crowds.
Their quilts are knows all around the country. Check out some prices! Last one I saw was $1500. That is fifteen hundred dollars ! It was the most beautiful quilt I have ever seen. Ever ! Wonder if they do get their price?
Holmes County Ohio www.visitamishcountry.com is a great site. Holmes county ohio is the largest Amish living site in the world. I would love to see Pennsylvania's Amish country.
Their quilts are knows all around the country. Check out some prices! Last one I saw was $1500. That is fifteen hundred dollars ! It was the most beautiful quilt I have ever seen. Ever ! Wonder if they do get their price?
Holmes County Ohio www.visitamishcountry.com is a great site. Holmes county ohio is the largest Amish living site in the world. I would love to see Pennsylvania's Amish country.
07-13-2008, 03:35 PM
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The Lone Star Quilt is a winner in my book.
, wow, wow. When you consider how much work went into that quilt, $900 doesn't seem like that much. (although I don't know anyone who could afford to spend that kind of money on a quilt)
Wow
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