I thought I’d share some of the food we ate and the vendors we saw along the way. The salads were at this fabulous Turkish restaurant in Poriya, Israel.
In Jerusalem, we often bought from street vendors like the ones below:
On the fourth day of Hannuka, we went to the Open Market on Jaffa Street. I was amazed at all the items on sale!
Before we left, I caught a picture of men dancing in the street, celebrating the lighting of the fourth candle. It was a very joyful night!
Until next week…
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These are awesome pictures. So glad you went
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Me, too! Maybe next time you can go…
Great pictures. You’re making me miss it.
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Absolutely, Delores! If you remember the name of that Turkish restaurant, would you mind posting it. Have a safe trip home1
I love your pictures! The markets, the foods, I found them to be very interesting and intriguing!
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It was so interesting, Rosalyn!
Thanks for sharing photos of your trip…I can smell all that fresh, delicious food and hear the music those men danced to.
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I really enjoyed the food and music, Elaine. Seeing the photos makes me want to return!
The colors and textures! What wonderful photos, thanks for sharing! I love the wonderful picture of the men joyously dancing with the lighting of the fourth candle, precious!
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Priscilla, it was an amazing sight and sound–the laughter, the music, the joy.
Yum. You almost made me feel like I was there. Love market places. You areca delight. I am a great fan.
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I’m glad, Katherine! Thank you for being a fan!!!
You obviously had a great trip. Happy New Year!
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I did, Edward! Happy New Year to you, too!
Thanks for sharing your photos. I’ve never been to Israel and would love to do so.
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I hope you get a chance to go someday, Suzanne!
Great photos. That bread looked delicious. Happy New Year!
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The bread was WONDERFUL! As was everything I ate over there, Christine!
It is always interesting to see photos of other countries and cultures. Thanks for sharing.
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Glad you are enjoying them, Gloria!
Lovely pictures Patricia! One reminds me of Pikes Place Market in Seattle, of course the signs are in English 🙂 I bet you the dancing was fun to watch! So glad you were able to have such an adventure such as this.
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I’ve been to Pike’s Market in Seattle, Trixi! And you’re right, except the Open Market in Jerusalem is much bigger. 🙂