 Amish Buggy Amish buggies, carts, horses, and more! |
"Free from war's cares, returns an easy food, they breathe the fresh and uncorrupted air, and by clear brooks enjoy untroubled sleeps." May The Amish often ride for miles in their buggies. Sometimes the young folks race them. On Sundays they may travel long distances to their worship services and to visit family members in another valley. The buggies usually have a battery to power a simple lighting system, required for safety. |
| The photographer
has received a ride in one with an Amish teenager. Out of respect he didn't bring his camera. Horse carts are still used in many parts of the world. The horses that are used are a special breed with a particular gait. To keep the horses focused on the road, blinders are placed near the eyes, forcing the horse to look forward. Going up or down steep hills can be a problem, so sometimes the passengers walk the cart. |
