Pequea, Pennsylvania High 88 Low 64
It was a lot warmer today. We started out the day by going
to the Lancaster County Information Center. The lady there showed us some don’t
miss quilt stores and other shopping.
We had wanted to get a few things at Costco, and since it
was right across the street from the Information Center, we went there before
doing any sightseeing. When we went to leave we saw a shaded place for Amish
buggies and horses, with a sign that said Horse and Buggy parking only. Only in
Lancaster!
We then went to Bird-in-hand and went to the first quilt
store. There were lots of beautiful quilts hanging outside the shop and when we
went inside, Cindy couldn't get over the prices of fabric. They had name brand
fabric for about 2/3 of what we would pay at home for name brand fabric. Cindy
wants to take some of the quilts she is working on back tomorrow to see about
colors for backs.
We went to a second fabric/craft store and again they had
nice fabric for a good price.
We bought some sticky buns by the Information Center that we
were going to have for lunch, but instead went to the Farmers Market in Bird-in
–hand and had samples for lunch instead. It wasn’t anything like I was
expecting from a Farmers Market, but instead was a lot of different shops and
craft stores under one roof.
We were able to get some nice tomatoes from a roadside
stand.
After the Farmers Market we went to see a Morkie puppy that
was advertised on the internet. She was born on June 10th, so she is
10 weeks old. She is a sweet playful little puppy and we both liked her, so we
bought her. Her name from the people was Sofie, but we decided to name her
Penny because of her copper coloring and because we got her in Pennsylvania.
We haven’t heard any
barking from her, only a little bit of whimpering when Cindy didn't hold her.
She did spit up a little from the car ride, but we hope that is only temporary.
She came from an Amish family, so we know that is her first car ride. Right now she is asleep in her bed by where
Cindy is sitting. Just what we need, a new baby. Cindy turned on the TV, and
she perked up watching it, also her first time to see TV.
I was asked about my GPS and what mode it was in. I have a
Garmin dezl 560 that had an RV mode, and that is what I had it in coming to
this RV Park. Today when we came home, I had it in Automobile mode, and we got
to see a lot of narrow scenic roads. I’m convinced she has to be in some kind
of sightseeing mode. Maybe she is just seeing if I will follow her directions
no matter what. Today I was totally lost so I had no choice but to follow her.
Barn with tobacco leaves drying. |
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Congratulations on your new family member! Penny is adorable and I am sure will fill your lives with more adventures than you even imagined. But -- please get her to a veterinarian right away for a check-up and vaccines! The Amish are notorious for being the single largest group running puppy mills in the U.S. The raise dogs (especially small dogs) in stacked wire cages as livestock and operate under the U.S.D.A. regulations. Most people don't know this about the Amish farmers. Amish puppy mills (farms) are throughout NY, Ohio, PA, and MO especially. Most of the puppies they sell have not received proper vaccines for things like Distemper and especially deadly Parvo. I sure would have to see you guys have your hearts broken should Penny get Parvo and die. Hope you have her for many many years. Lynn, Kingston NY
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm afraid that is what I heard too. She is a cutie!! Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteShe's adorable.
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