The (Not so) Rural Pennsylvanian

  • Mascot Roller Mills and Around

    Mascot Roller Mills in eastern Lancaster County is well worth a stop if you are in the area.  The site of the well preserved water-powered grain mill welcomes visitors. More information can be found at resslermill.com.  The William J. Morton Bird Sanctuary is adjacent to mill.

    Mascot Roller Mills – the original mill on this site dated from the 1730s.

     

    The Ressler family home adjacent to the mill.

     

    The Summer Kitchen next to the Ressler home.

     

    The Groff Store-House across the street from the Mill. Once a local gathering place and store, it now serves as the offices and meeting place for the Ressler Mill Foundation.

    Elsewhere in Lancaster County, fall colors are on display …

     

    The horses were enjoying the sunny day.

     

    An Amish farm.

  • Nearby Lancaster County

    Here are some standard pretty, and some quirky, farm shots from eastern Lancaster County.

    I loved the blue silos on this farm.

    This makes me wonder exactly who, or what, is the “Amish mafia.”

    For some reason this roadside sign really caught my attention, although these types of signs are pretty common in the area.

    And finally, we have a wide view of a baseball field next to a farm.

     

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