I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream
FREEZE FRAME! People and their ice cream
Sat, 09/03/2016 - 6:30pm
Kyle Hodge (Conn.), Brenna Cogswell (Mass.), Kim Cogswell (Ill.) and Heather Cogswell, (D.C.) (Photos by Chris Wolf)
Taylor Cederholm of Jackson Hole, Wyo., is in Camden this weekend on board the Angel.
Bruce Saellee and Jane Stanley from Houston, Texas.
Left and right, Elizabeth and Carl Beckmann of Folly Beach, S.C., and Maureen Ebert of Warren, R.I. in the middle.
Wayne Oliver and Lynda Carver from Greenberg, N.C.
Sarah Lewler from Belfast with her ice cream cone, and her son, Zephyr, with his freshly painted tiger face and a cone with rainbow sprinkles.
Jessica Riehl from Lancaster, Pa., and Rebeca Branden from St. George.
Ted and Kathy Henneberry from Washington, D.C., said they are celebrating 49 years of marriage this year with an ice cream cone at the Camden Windjammer Festival.
Ted and Kelly Taylor with their children, Colleen, Bridgette and Betsy, take an ice cream time-out at Camden Cone.
Dylan, Monique and Mike Betley from Augusta.
River Ducks Ice Cream is located on Mechanic Street, just a block walk from Elm Street toward the Megunticook River.
Caroline and Sophia Palys from Lexington, Mass.
Kyle Hodge (Conn.), Brenna Cogswell (Mass.), Kim Cogswell (Ill.) and Heather Cogswell, (D.C.) (Photos by Chris Wolf)
Taylor Cederholm of Jackson Hole, Wyo., is in Camden this weekend on board the Angel.
Bruce Saellee and Jane Stanley from Houston, Texas.
Left and right, Elizabeth and Carl Beckmann of Folly Beach, S.C., and Maureen Ebert of Warren, R.I. in the middle.
Wayne Oliver and Lynda Carver from Greenberg, N.C.
Sarah Lewler from Belfast with her ice cream cone, and her son, Zephyr, with his freshly painted tiger face and a cone with rainbow sprinkles.
Jessica Riehl from Lancaster, Pa., and Rebeca Branden from St. George.
Ted and Kathy Henneberry from Washington, D.C., said they are celebrating 49 years of marriage this year with an ice cream cone at the Camden Windjammer Festival.
Ted and Kelly Taylor with their children, Colleen, Bridgette and Betsy, take an ice cream time-out at Camden Cone.
Dylan, Monique and Mike Betley from Augusta.
River Ducks Ice Cream is located on Mechanic Street, just a block walk from Elm Street toward the Megunticook River.
Caroline and Sophia Palys from Lexington, Mass.
CAMDEN - It doesn’t matter if you’re big or small, short or tall, we all love ice cream. Based on consumer surveys, vanilla and chocolate are still the most popular flavors to consume among Americans. Camden offers three spots downtown to get ice cream, all within a short walk from the center of town. They are Camden Cone on Bay View Street, River Ducks Ice Cream on Mechanic Street and Peter Otts Ice Cream on Bay View Landing.
You can have it in a cone, cup or glass. Lick it, spoon it or suck it through a straw. Locals and tourists alike all have their favorite flavors, toppings and styles, be it a sundae, split, or frappe.
Need more info to satisfy your sweet tooth? Try this link: The Food Timeline, History of Ice Cream.
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