Yes, very pretty. I would love to see Cherry trees in bloom on a large scale. BTW, Dick has taken the WR kids to Washington, D.C. again this past week, but they totally missed the Cherry blossoms; in fact, they may be trekking around in snow!
Nice photos! Many years ago we used to sing a round called "Sakura" at GS camp. Plum trees and cherries are blooming here now, their petals making "snow" everywhere.
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So pretty!
ReplyDeleteYes, very pretty. I would love to see Cherry trees in bloom on a large scale. BTW, Dick has taken the WR kids to Washington, D.C. again this past week, but they totally missed the Cherry blossoms; in fact, they may be trekking around in snow!
ReplyDeleteAwe a breath of spring.
ReplyDeleteI love cherry blossoms! They are among my favorite blooms--at the top of the list with orchids.
ReplyDeleteNice photos! Many years ago we used to sing a round called "Sakura" at GS camp. Plum trees and cherries are blooming here now, their petals making "snow" everywhere.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! It reminds me of college and springtime in DC. The Tidal Basin is the best place for cherry blossom enjoyment in DC!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful picture. I love the bokeh effect of the buildings in the background.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
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