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If you drive an hour and a half west of Philadelphia, you'll find Pennsylvania Dutch country.

Some 300 years ago, Amish and Mennonite people, known for their plain dress and simple way of life, begin settling right here.

They're still here, and you can see it.

This place, it feels like stepping into an 18th century oil painting

with rolling fields, farmhouses, and horse and buggies.

It's fall, and the cornfields have turned brittle in the cooling temperatures.

It's really out in the middle of nowhere.

Look at all these old cornfields.

Yeah.

It's back to the boonies. They didn't used to be any houses around here.

Oh, it was just fields.

Yeah, it was just fields.

I'm with Ramona Navedo.

She was born in Puerto Rico,

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