Ramblin' Rose---My life and how I see it.
Mirrored image of the Centennial Bridge
One frosty and very still morning in November, 2010, Centennial Bridge, Miramichi, NB, Canada
About Me
Hay Island, Neguac, New Brunswick, Canada
Reflections in the water
My grandfather was a saddler and harness maker, my father too until the motor car killed the trade.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great old buggy.
What a beautiful and colorful card. We have a Mennonite community near Corvallis, Oregon, on the back road, and I always felt safe driving through there.
ReplyDeleteKathy M.
We have a small community of Mennonites where I live, but they are more modern, and you rarely see any women in their prayer coverings. However, in Dayton, about 4 hours from here, there are old order Mennonites with beautiful farms. We used to take a drive out there on Sunday just to watch them race each other to church.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely interesting card. I don't know much about Memmonites (will have a Google) but I see they weren't stopping to buy paint even though it was on sale :-) Jo
ReplyDeleteI must admit, I always find it strange that a refusal to accept the modern always seems to have such a definite cut-off point (horse and carriages are OK but petrol engines are not).
ReplyDeleteI assume you know but just in case you don't: Mennonites are followers of a 16th century Frisian priest named Menno Simons. There are still quite a number of followers here.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely photo- I'd find it quite fun to hop on too!
ReplyDeleteI love the photo taken out of the window. And I'd love eat at the Goodie Shop.
ReplyDeleteNancy