Horse Power on a Winter Day
- oldbarnphotography
- Nov 12
- 1 min read

While driving a back road in Fairfield County, Ohio, I saw an Amish man spreading manure with a two-horse team. The ground was covered in snow, and the horses leaned into their harnesses, pulling steady and strong. It was a good reminder that for many Amish farms, real horse power still does the work — no engines, no noise, just the strength of the animals and the skill of the farmer.
Even in winter, the work goes on. The horses moved at a steady pace, their breath hanging in the cold air, keeping the fields ready for spring. It’s hard work, done the old way, but it still gets the job done.






It's cold hanging your head out of a car to take photos in the winter.