There is a new Amish Community in Arkansas. Located just north of Magazine Arkansas, Logan county. It's located on the west end of Mt Magazine. Thus community started the summer of 2022, with just a handful of families. Yell County Arkansas has several Mennonite church districts. I actually farm with an amish man. We are currently raising a wheat crop, and 30 acres of vegetables this summer.
Dear Erik, I was delighted that you mounted this video on the Amish of Tennessee. Knowing that largest community was that around Ethridge, which I visited in the early 1990s, I knew that I would enjoy the visuals. What a beautiful video you and Michael Pilkinton put together! I will watch it several times, so well done is it. I wasn’t expecting no voice over. It worked perfectly with the captions. Although this was a short video, at no point did it seemed rushed, or that you were cramming too much into it. Beautifully put together. Also, the music was suitable and not intrusive. Thank you for keeping the music in the background. A bad choice of music could easily have ruined this video. Please convey my gratitude to Michael Pilkinton for his superb and sensitive photography. And, of course, a very big thank you to you, Erik, for producing another excellent video. I wish I had the words to say how much I enjoyed this video. Sincerely, Larry Clarence Lewis Ontario, Canada.
@@AmishAmerica These montage-style videos are definitely very good. Not quite as informative but a great mix-up from the usual question-and-answer format
I am pleased to know there are more Amish villages.The world will be a better place when there are more of them despite some of their failings. On the whole, they are very good people.
I live in Lewis county which borders perry county and Lawrence count where Ethridge is . We have Amish or they might be Mennonite because they drive. We have a country store and a bent and dent store . They also have their own school very friendly nice people.
Would love to see a video on the Amish in Virginia! This video was beautifully done. Your captions stayed up a reasonable time. I prefer the voiceover because I’m legally blind but I didn’t feel like I had to rush to read the captions. Unfortunately, videos like this aren’t accessible to many of my blind friends. And one day they won’t be to me either if I live long enough.
I get so excited when your videos come on. The filming you do is beautiful! Do you also live on a little farm? You apparently love the country life. I grew up on a farm and would give anything to go back to one. Thanks for sharing as always.
Beautiful country, nice well kept homes. I would like to see the orange triangle for safety tho! I don't think there is anything cuter than Amish children I think it's the hats/bonnets and bare feet....Thanks once again Eric for sharing!
With or without commentary I love all of your video's, loved the quiet, peaceful feeling the music gave to these images. I'm a fan of the different signs, my favorite was for Sour Kraut, not our spelling but still conveying quite well what they meant and I don't know what a "pole barn" is but I'd love to find out. Thanks for sharing this with us Erik.
There are some in Athens TN, and 5 families have moved to Section/Dutton Alabama in 2022. I saw a sign at their market that more are looking to buy about 350+ acres
When I lived in Tennessee in Clay County (near Celina) I often encountered Amish. Not sure if they live in Clay County or just across the border in Kentucky. They always seemed to be polite.
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Two comments: I cannot get my mind around any group whatever they are that would ban an orange safety mark from their wagons and carriages. Well it may not be pre-19th century unfortunately none of us live in the 18th and 19th century and we have to contend with automobiles. With the bishop that offers this bit of advice rather have a family killed their children named? It makes no sense unless you’re totally out of your mind. The other comment is I live here in New England where we still have the remnants of Shaker communities. The shakers lived in someways like the Amish until they’ve all but they did away with only one community left in Maine. The difference I see between the shakers in the Amish we’re not including religion is that the shaker is produced extremely stylish yet incredibly practical furnishings architecture and agriculture. The army seem to lack any finesse in any of these areas. It’s not a criticism it’s just the way it is. I hope somebody Amish is out in their barn illegally looking at a cell phone and see if the part about the orange triangle and realizes they need to put this on their buggies and let the bishops go straight to hell. Peoples lives are at risk here and I hope one of them says this so I’m telling them they are to be ashamed of themselves.
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There is a new Amish Community in Arkansas. Located just north of Magazine Arkansas, Logan county. It's located on the west end of Mt Magazine. Thus community started the summer of 2022, with just a handful of families. Yell County Arkansas has several Mennonite church districts. I actually farm with an amish man. We are currently raising a wheat crop, and 30 acres of vegetables this summer.
Dear Erik,
I was delighted that you mounted this video on the Amish of Tennessee. Knowing that largest community was that around Ethridge, which I visited in the early 1990s, I knew that I would enjoy the visuals. What a beautiful video you and Michael Pilkinton put together! I will watch it several times, so well done is it. I wasn’t expecting no voice over. It worked perfectly with the captions. Although this was a short video, at no point did it seemed rushed, or that you were cramming too much into it. Beautifully put together. Also, the music was suitable and not intrusive. Thank you for keeping the music in the background. A bad choice of music could easily have ruined this video. Please convey my gratitude to Michael Pilkinton for his superb and sensitive photography. And, of course, a very big thank you to you, Erik, for producing another excellent video. I wish I had the words to say how much I enjoyed this video.
Sincerely,
Larry Clarence Lewis
Ontario, Canada.
So peaceful! I always love learning more about the Amish.
The footage is incredible!! I love the makeshift signs the Swartzentrubers tend to use too
I agree great job by Michael on the footage! And yes the Swartzentruber signs are simple but with a lot of character
@@AmishAmerica These montage-style videos are definitely very good. Not quite as informative but a great mix-up from the usual question-and-answer format
@@AmishAmerica any chance of heading up to Michigan when the weather is better? Nothing prettier in the summer time.🌞
Your channel is always so enjoyable! ❤️👍🏻
The music is perfect! Love all your videos!
Good afternoon from Auckland, New Zealand ...
I am pleased to know there are more Amish villages.The world will be a better place when there are more of them despite some of their failings. On the whole, they are very good people.
Once, again, you have put together a nice montage of Amish farms and information on their way of Life. Love the soft background music.
Perry County TN there is the Russell Creek Community. We use to live near there and we have friends in this community, wonderful family.
In Joy
I live in Lewis county which borders perry county and Lawrence count where Ethridge is . We have Amish or they might be Mennonite because they drive. We have a country store and a bent and dent store . They also have their own school very friendly nice people.
Beautifully done video. Thank you Erik.
Would love to see a video on the Amish in Virginia!
This video was beautifully done. Your captions stayed up a reasonable time. I prefer the voiceover because I’m legally blind but I didn’t feel like I had to rush to read the captions. Unfortunately, videos like this aren’t accessible to many of my blind friends. And one day they won’t be to me either if I live long enough.
Another great video. Thanks for sharing Erik. 👍
I needed a pretty summer countryside vid. About 14 cm of snow here today.
Hi Erik. Another great video. Thanks for sharing!!
I get so excited when your videos come on. The filming you do is beautiful! Do you also live on a little farm? You apparently love the country life. I grew up on a farm and would give anything to go back to one. Thanks for sharing as always.
Beautiful country, nice well kept homes. I would like to see the orange triangle for safety tho! I don't think there is anything cuter than Amish children I think it's the hats/bonnets and bare feet....Thanks once again Eric for sharing!
God bless them, I am a Potter and copper smit,I can appreciate people that works with there hands
With or without commentary I love all of your video's, loved the quiet, peaceful feeling the music gave to these images. I'm a fan of the different signs, my favorite was for Sour Kraut, not our spelling but still conveying quite well what they meant and I don't know what a "pole barn" is but I'd love to find out. Thanks for sharing this with us Erik.
Have you done a video like this for Kentucky?
Not yet but I'm going to try to start working through all the states. Have done NY, VA, NC and now TN
Peaceful thank you
There are some in Athens TN, and 5 families have moved to Section/Dutton Alabama in 2022. I saw a sign at their market that more are looking to buy about 350+ acres
Thank you‘again’.
Thank you!
Beautiful country.
I live in Deer Lodge, Morgan Co, Tn. There are 200+ Amish families here. Maybe more now.
Beautiful
When I lived in Tennessee in Clay County (near Celina) I often encountered Amish. Not sure if they live in Clay County or just across the border in Kentucky. They always seemed to be polite.
Love the song
Great video. My Dad lived in WARREN Co. Very interesting
I believe there is a Amish community in Newark Valley New York that just got started
Do Ohio next
I The Love Amish Peer's, For Not Been Acknowledged.
"For Been" {Not! Family Orientated} - With-
(Out Sider's Of People's.)
"That, "Isn't Inn!" Their Religious One Community & One Neighborhood..
It Have Been That Way For The 1608 Century In North America States.
We, Don't Even, -Acknowledge Outsider's- Of People's...
Two comments: I cannot get my mind around any group whatever they are that would ban an orange safety mark from their wagons and carriages. Well it may not be pre-19th century unfortunately none of us live in the 18th and 19th century and we have to contend with automobiles. With the bishop that offers this bit of advice rather have a family killed their children named? It makes no sense unless you’re totally out of your mind. The other comment is I live here in New England where we still have the remnants of Shaker communities. The shakers lived in someways like the Amish until they’ve all but they did away with only one community left in Maine. The difference I see between the shakers in the Amish we’re not including religion is that the shaker is produced extremely stylish yet incredibly practical furnishings architecture and agriculture. The army seem to lack any finesse in any of these areas. It’s not a criticism it’s just the way it is. I hope somebody Amish is out in their barn illegally looking at a cell phone and see if the part about the orange triangle and realizes they need to put this on their buggies and let the bishops go straight to hell. Peoples lives are at risk here and I hope one of them says this so I’m telling them they are to be ashamed of themselves.
These are most likely excommunicated Amish.