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THE PAST YEARS %LI AND 'LORIA 9ODER HAVE MANAGED ONE OF THE MOST AUTHENTIC TOURIST ATTRACTIONS FOUND IN /HIO !MISH COUNTRY !S /HIO HOUSES THE LARGEST !MISH SETTLEMENT IN THE 5 3 %LI AND 'LORIA WANTED TO BRING SOMETHING TO THE AREA THAT LOCALS AND TOURISTS ALIKE COULD APPRECIATE AND LEARN FROM h7E VE DONE A FAIR AMOUNT OF TRAVELING IN 0ENNSYLVANIA v 'LORIA SAID hAND THERE ARE MANY TOURIS ATTRACTIONS IN THAT AREA (OWEVER AT THE TIME WHEN WE RENOVATED THIS FARM THERE WASN T MUCH FOR VISITORS TO DO v
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