St. Jacobs

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Canada "German town" St. Jacob ( St . Jacobs ) is located in Waterloo, Ontario, about 120 kilometers east of Toronto. The town is one of the German "Mennonite" Puritans in North America. The residents are all descendants of immigrants from Germany in the 1st century, also known as Amish. They adhere to their religious beliefs and their 300-year-old lifestyle, still use carriages and ancient farm tools, are happy to farm and craft work, and live a simple and calm pastoral life. There are many shops on both sides of the town streets, and there are many tourists. From time to time, you can see the horsemen wearing black hats and long black capes on the streets, adding a touch of ancient meaning to the modern scenery around. Come here to taste the specialties of the local restaurant "German pig trotter", taste good! From the town to the south 3 kilometers to the famous "Farmer's Market" (Farmers Market), the market is open every Thursday and Saturday (summer plus Tuesday) the products sold in the market are self-produced and sold by small-town farmers, green and safe, cheap and good quality, far and near famous. I am a global traveler who watches the sea and listens to the waves, please pay attention to me! (The 1008th travel shot released in 5 continents, 50 countries, 717 places) #Happy restart plan #My travel wish #Hot summer place #Sweeping the street plan in summer