Do you like ladders?
Come have a laugh with these pictures in honor of ABC Wednesday L-Day.
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Living in the Hills, we like our ladders long.
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Part I: LADIES ON LADDERS
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A brave friend on chapel-cleaning day.
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Before sun-up, the dig photographer at work at Tel Yarmouth.
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Under the window in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the famous ladder that none of the churchmen dares to move since the 19th century because of the Status Quo.
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View from the cemetery of the Sisters of Zion in Ein Kerem.
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And to see the angels on the ladder of Jacob, please go back to an ABC post of two years ago.
And to see the angels on the ladder of Jacob, please go back to an ABC post of two years ago.
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these are cool ladders.
ReplyDeleteI hope you didn't need your hard hat when you got to the bottom!
ReplyDeleteMost interesting...
ReplyDeletelots of ladders.. good L post! :D
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Such a collection of ladders!
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm impressed that you could find so many ladders! I especially liked the one with you and the ladder.
ReplyDeleteWhat a post! Your ladder collection is like nothing else I've seen. That "Status Quo" ladder is especially unusual. Dina, you never cease to amaze me.
ReplyDeleteI never looked at ladders this way before. They all reminded me of angels reaching for the stars. Gorgeous post!
ReplyDeleteNice post Dina! You planned ahead yes?? Lots of ladders.
ReplyDeletewell, that's one way of getting up in the world...(groan)
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
I always wanted to build a hay bale house!
ReplyDeleteWonderful ladder post.
You look super-competent ready to descend!
Warm Aloha from Waikiki
Comfort Spiral
Lots of ladders, fun series Dina.
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Very good!
ReplyDeleteThat's was exhaustive, I haven't ever seen so many ladders together... Verona has clearly to become your sister city!
ReplyDeleteune superbe histoire d'échelles
ReplyDeletebonne idée !!
That last shot begs the song, "We are climbing Jacob's ladder, we are climbing Jacob's ladder, we are climbing Jacob's ladder, soldiers of the cross!
ReplyDeleteI've just discovered your delightful and knowledgeable blog and it reminds me of how beautiful Jerusalem is. Alas five years since I was last there. How good to see something that reminds us that not everything in Israel needs to be moderated through the eyes of the world media pack.
ReplyDeleteMalcolm
What a nice collection of ladders ! I hope nobody fell down !
ReplyDeleteGattina from the ABC team
What an exciting profession you have, Dina. You look fit and proper as an archeologist in that hard hat. :D
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your comments that make me smile and laugh, and welcome to new readers.
ReplyDeleteJust a few answers:
Suzanne, no, the post was not planned. I just realized that I had many ladder pictures on file and then brought them together. Guess it shows that I like ladders, eh?
Eki, I'm just a digger, a laborer, not a professional archaeologist.
Neat post!
ReplyDeleteDina, I think you have outdone yourself with this one!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing to think the ladder was left there al that time.
ReplyDeleteAnd nice to see you ready to go down in history!