When he cuts open the peach, juice flows to the ground. He sits on a wooden crate surrounded by his six sons, who are also slicing fruit, huge piles of them, before placing them in jars. The youngest, who’s only five, joins in, as they all sit together inside a rust-red barn in the early evening light. They’re dressed identically, in blue shirts and dungarees with battered straw boaters pulled over blond bowl haircuts.
So they're not observing daylight saving time, then?
Fact check: The Amish move through time at a normal rate of 1 second per second.
The police still hunt them down and put them in prison. Just like they do to the rest of us.
Turning back time with the Rees-Mogg of Somerset next week?
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