My driving tour of Peru Street continued past this farm with a number of small houses, large barns and silo:
The barn was magnificent, with a silo and grain bin attached:
Another Amish farm advertised baskets, produce and maple syrup:
The barn, though old, was in excellent shape:
This was the second extra large Amish farm on Peru Street:
A closer look at the house and porch:
And on the same farm, an Amish sawmill from which they sold lumber:
A smaller, modern barn with an RV and an arbor of some kind. I thought it was a grapevine when I saw it, but now I wonder:
Another woodland, this one in the process of turning from hardwood to coniferous:
A third, more modest Amish farm:
The Amish home was smaller and simpler, but full of charm:
This huge, grand, old barn appeared to be unused now. It was so very large that I was impressed. And yet Peru Street continued on. I'll post Part 3 tomorrow:
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