Good thing they don't have to go to Baja to get the Salt.
It would take a LONG time in one of those Horse-Drawn Buggies.David K - 4-26-2011 at 09:03 PM
Cool report Don Jorge!BajaBlanca - 4-26-2011 at 09:08 PM
there is a huge amish community in northern mainland mexico - they have a part in the main newspaper in a dialet of German ... it was very bizarre to
see. we got the paper when we wernt to CREEL in the copper Canyon.Marc - 4-26-2011 at 09:25 PM
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there is a huge amish community in northern mainland mexico - they have a part in the main newspaper in a dialet of German ... it was very bizarre to
see. we got the paper when we wernt to CREEL in the copper Canyon.
I met and talked with Menonites in and around Choix and Creel in Sonora state. They own vast farmlands around Cuauhtemoc. Queso Menonita is very much
in demand. I think the Amish are a Menonite off-shoot but I could be wrong. The women are very pretty.capt. mike - 4-27-2011 at 05:20 AM
Amish are a stricter older order of the Mennonite faith.
my ancestors were Mennonite immigrants to Kansas in the mid1800s when they came from Prussia and introduced Turkey Red winter wheat.wilderone - 4-27-2011 at 08:12 AM
"ancestors were Mennonite immigrants to Kansas in the mid1800s "
