Amish buggy

A great looking team of horses and Mennonite Buggy.

an Old Order Mennonite man driving his horse and buggy on Highway 86 East of Elmira in Woolwich Township, Waterloo County, Ontario. (note the hard rubber tires) {40 years ago just the Bishop and the older folks drove one of these roof buggies, now lots of people use them, even young families.}

The buggy, an integral part of #Amish society - http://www.amishgazebos.com/the-horse-and-buggy/

.We now have several Amish families near us. We really must watch for buggys.

Amish buggy

The Amish buggy has come a long way since they first appeared in Shipshewana, IN. Here is an exclusive tour of the Amish buggy brought to you by Miller's Buggy Line!

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

The simple life: Amish women drive their horse and buggy through ...

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.