And generate their own electricity with propane driven generators. By law, they have to refrigerate milk in order to sell it to the processing plants.
That small building on the left is a phone booth. They build the booth near the road, phone company installs one of those credit card phones.
Anyone can stop and use the phone, so it is considered a 'public' phone....... My question is...who do they call?
They get the phone cards at wallyworld.. This is a picture of their parking garage at my home town's super Wallmart.
We use an Amish canvas shop and he has all electric, heavy duty sewing machines powered from a generator.
I get my cider from a Amish roadside stand. Sold anywhere else and it has to be processed.
The owners are allowed to use a tractor, rubber tires and all to farm. Still have to use the buggy for personal transportation.
Storage place near my home town will rent them a heated inside room with washer, dryer, freezer, fridge, etc....
As long as they do not 'own' them they can use them.
I'm guessing someone is renting the Amish cell phones.
Craig