Pennsylvania Amish Buggies passing etiquette.

I used to deliver plywood to Black Bear which is a big dollar shed company in Pa. Their idea of a tow motor was a 1950's(I'm guessing,it was probably older) 1 lunger with metal wheels.I had to wait about an hour for some civilian(a guy from the real world)to bring a battery to start it.Needless to say, I stayed far away from that unload.Those folks are filthy rich but every penny is in someone else's name.That's also Pa. biggest tourist draw and if you run into one of them they'll hang you.I always give them all the room they need or want.On the other hand,they're some of the nicest,albeit naive people I've ever met.

 

The phone they let me use was at the end of the driveway, off the property inside a shed.I could have called anywhere in the world, they are a very trusting people.As far as the women,I was standing there with a tank top on and a busload of girls got off the school bus, you'd of thought I was naked the way they stood around starin',giggling and blushing. The thing I noticed, was just about every one of them was built like a brick outhouse, and their clothes,although modest and below the knee were very tight.