As you stroll down the streets you have a definite feeling of stepping into the past. Though vehicles are allowed, many horse and buggies can be seen traveling on both the main and back roads in the area. The main street is a virtual smorgasbord of unique shops. A Touch Of Scotland sells handcrafted goods made by over a hundred local artisans. Gifts of every description can be purchased in this quaint rural town.
Amish families live today much the same as they did a century ago.
Telephone, electricity, tractors and indoor plumbing are taboo. In culture and style, Montreal is Canada's Paris and prides itself on being the largest French-speaking city outside of Paris. In any season this is a walker's retreat. Shiny steel and glass towers, Neo Gothic churches and narrow 17th Century houses make this city a pleasure to visit. Canada has seven covered bridges that have survived progress.