Pam's niece Sarah and her young family live in a rural part of Garrett County, Maryland, the state's westernmost county and one with a significant Amish population. It was the Amish who built the round barn pictured above. Round, the Amish say, so you can't get cornered by the Devil.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
A couple of days in the mountains...
...visiting sister-in law in Gormania, West Virginia and niece who lives near Oakland, Maryland which is nearby. Always nice making the trip this time of year because the foliage changes as we travel west and higher in elevation. Temperature drops too, and it feels wintry up there at the same time it seems like summer has just ended in the DC area.
Pam's niece Sarah and her young family live in a rural part of Garrett County, Maryland, the state's westernmost county and one with a significant Amish population. It was the Amish who built the round barn pictured above. Round, the Amish say, so you can't get cornered by the Devil.
Pam's niece Sarah and her young family live in a rural part of Garrett County, Maryland, the state's westernmost county and one with a significant Amish population. It was the Amish who built the round barn pictured above. Round, the Amish say, so you can't get cornered by the Devil.
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