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MEGAN HILTY | New York Magazine | 23 September 2024 © Dina Litovsky
Dianne Brill and Walt Cassidy
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Spring 2022
Photograph by Dina Litovsky
From the series “Where the amish vacation”. Photos by Dina Litovsky.
Amish. Floride.
Dina Litovsky’s photo series “Where the Amish Vacation”, seen in Germany’s Stern Magazine, May 2, 2019.
Where the Amish Go on Vacation
Each winter, for close to a century now, hundreds of Amish and Mennonite families have travelled from their homes in icy quarters of the U.S. and Canada to Pinecraft, a small, sunny neighborhood in Sarasota, Florida. Arriving on chartered buses specializing in the transportation of “Plain people” from areas such as Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and Holmes County, Ohio, they rent modest bungalows and stay for weeks, or sometimes months, at a time. It’s vacation. For many, it’s the one time of the year that they spend with people from communities other than their own.
Earrings, usually forbidden, can be seen glittering from beneath white bonnets, and houses are outfitted with satellite dishes. Horses and buggies are nowhere to be seen, but adult-sized tricycles abound. Swimming, volleyball, and shuffleboard are encouraged; ice-cream cones are a nightly ritual.
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Dina Litovsky