After a hot afternoon visit to Susita National Park we dig volunteers stopped our convoy of three vehicles at a famous ice cream place near the Jordan River..
And luckily for James' Weekend Reflections, Janet appears reflected in the glass.
Janet is a Protestant minister serving a church in Ohio who fulfilled her dream of working at an excavation.
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There were more fancy flavors on the other side.A hard choice! But I never pass up coconut if I can find it.
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The Hebrew sign says "Glidaria Italkit."
That would be a translation of the chain's name, Aldo's Gelateria Italiana.
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Whatever you call it, the ice cream was cold and sweet on a hot day.
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Yum - something with stripes of fudge for me please :).
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No hot days here, 10 degrees with rain. But we wouldn't mind an icecream as well, chocolate for Mandy, and cherry for me.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a typical scene in an ice-cream store...intense contemplation on the possible choices! I like the girl in the black and white with her fingers on her chin...hmmm...which shall I choose?
ReplyDeleteGreat reflection from a sharp eye!
I'll take a double chocolate, please!
ReplyDeleteHello Janet, lucky, lucky you, this looks so tantalising!
ReplyDeleteYUm!!!
ReplyDeleteWill you show any photos of the dig area? And, can you tell us the period that the dig was into? Do they tell you much about the dig, or do they just use the free labor? Or, do you pay them for the privilege to join the dig?
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, Dina!
ReplyDeleteI love Janet's finger...pointing down at a flavor.
I'll take vanilla with lots of carmel poured over it.
Nice, I could see the reflection of Janet on the glass...
ReplyDeleteI was always dreaming to be ice-cream seller. But my fate was protecting me:-)))
ReplyDeleteShalom friends. It was fun sharing ice cream with you online. Your comments have me smiling. :D
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Yummy! Love gelati. Wonderful colours.
ReplyDeleteHope to see you on Norwich Daily Photo soon. Have a great weekend!
I'll take mocha almond fudge, please.
ReplyDeletethis finger is good in the reflection
ReplyDeleteMmmm. I love Italian ice cream!
ReplyDeleteYummy! And what a cute capture of your friend!
ReplyDeleteI just made-out your friend before I was seduced by the ice-cream!
ReplyDeleteWhat is your favorite flavor Dina? May I make a joke?
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The digger's special!
Great lighthearted post. Please view my reflection today. Do you see tattoos in Israel?
Jan
GDP
So, Dina, willya e-mail ol' «Louis» a coupla scoops?!
ReplyDeleteShalom, Dina!
ReplyDeleteYes, the Pope was in town! Arrived on 11th May (the day I took the photos) and left yesterday.
(I haven't had any time to blog, t's been really hard! LOL)
Love, from Lisbon!!!
They do look tasty!
ReplyDeleteIt took me a little while to notice your reflection because I was so interested in the yummy gelato. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a very tasty post! :)
Ohhh, that is tempting even lactose-intolerant me! Something with mint please…
ReplyDeleteWonderful! You definitely had the right idea!! Looks like pistachio in the front and perhaps nutella toward the back? I love gelato!!
ReplyDeleteGelateria is female in Italian so it would be Gelateria Italiana, but I have seen worse Italian venues. The important thing is that the ice cream is good, which I have no reason to doubt! Chocolate and stracciatella for me...
ReplyDeleteIt looks so yummy!
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