You were only about 50 miles from us - and you didn't stop! Where were you headed?
Thanks for stopping at ANY accident. I hope everyone is ok.
The problem with that (Stanberry) Amish community is, it is not that large (compared to the others in the area), there is a lot of "through" traffic, and the roads are curvy/hilly - without good sight lines. People just don't expect them to be there. Where we live, there are very few accidents, most roads are wide, and better sight distances. People also know they are there because the whole thing is a tourist trap.
My FIL came up over a hill one time, driving a straight truck loaded with lumber. When he crested the hill, there were two buggies coming up the other side - RACING. There was no where to go, so he took the ditch, and rolled the truck. The buggies never even slowed down.
It ain't always the "English" who cause the accident....
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