WillaKissing · 61-69, M
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WillaKissing · 61-69, M
@Musicman I am 8 miles down the state route from Oak Hill, Ohio it is the nearest town/where my post office is. That takes 10 to 20 minutes depending upon Amish and deer or sometimes livestock out loose on the road and the road curvature. They only have McDonalds and a greasy spoon restaurant with not very good food.
So, I drive to the county seat of Jackson, Ohio with a population of a little 0ver 5000 people. The have a nice Bob Evans and then fast-food places. That is 18 miles away and takes in general 25 to 30 minutes to drive too again for the same Amish, livestock, and road curvature issues.
Heck, one time I was driving East up my state route, and I had an Amish horse and buggy flying past me headed West without any Amish on board. So, I turned around and flowed the buggy to where the horse ran too with the buggy. It ran to an Amish farm where the horse was bought from a week earlier and it ran up the drive and to the pasture fence. I talked with the young Amishmen that I knew there, and turned around and drove back the route where I came from 8 miles up the route, I saw two young Amish guys seated on a buggy looking around "Like Looking for where did the horse and buggy go", I stopped and said, "If you're looking for a horse and buggy go to Amis Miller's farm it ran up their drive and they have them". I was thanked and they took off Eastward to the Miller farm and I went into town, you just never know.
So, I drive to the county seat of Jackson, Ohio with a population of a little 0ver 5000 people. The have a nice Bob Evans and then fast-food places. That is 18 miles away and takes in general 25 to 30 minutes to drive too again for the same Amish, livestock, and road curvature issues.
Heck, one time I was driving East up my state route, and I had an Amish horse and buggy flying past me headed West without any Amish on board. So, I turned around and flowed the buggy to where the horse ran too with the buggy. It ran to an Amish farm where the horse was bought from a week earlier and it ran up the drive and to the pasture fence. I talked with the young Amishmen that I knew there, and turned around and drove back the route where I came from 8 miles up the route, I saw two young Amish guys seated on a buggy looking around "Like Looking for where did the horse and buggy go", I stopped and said, "If you're looking for a horse and buggy go to Amis Miller's farm it ran up their drive and they have them". I was thanked and they took off Eastward to the Miller farm and I went into town, you just never know.
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Musicman · 61-69, M
@Lilnonames Excellent! Good idea 🙂