Why can’t the blossoms stay longer? I’ve been holding my breath every time the wind blows because I hate to see the petals fly away.
Cherry blossom time has come again and much earlier than expected. I wasn’t prepared! While I wasn’t able to see the blossoms in Washington, D.C., like last year, I did venture to a local park that had trees in full bloom.
Here are some of my favorite photos.
Until next year, cherry blossoms! And thank you for welcoming spring back into our lives. (Though I can do without the pollen.)
Love the Pop of Pink!!!
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Thank you, and I do too! They’re such delicate and beautiful flowers.
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Great post today. I really enjoyed your photos very much. Thanks for sharing.
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Refreshingly beautiful shots !!!…loved all of them :)
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Love the photo’s and Cherry trees.
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Wow, stunning photo’s!! Love the colours as well…
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Beautiful photos, WOW!!!
I feel the same way, I wish the blossoms would last much longer than they do.
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Thank you! I’m glad I took photos when I did because almost all of the blossoms in my area have fallen. The rain and wind didn’t help either.
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Beautiful pictures and park! I didn’t know a place like that existed here! I went to the Giant parking lot to get pictures of them. I was even in D.C. and got better pictures of the blossoms on my way to get milk and bananas :)
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I will tell you where it is when I see you! It’s nearby the local library.
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Wish I could have been with you again for the cherry blossoms. Your photos are absolutely breathtaking. Look at you! What? Nothing!
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I wish the same thing; I miss you!
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I really love those photos…so beautiful!
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just love the composition in your photos! well done!
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Lovely shoot of cherry blossom.
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