This festival was small compared to the one in Washington, DC and there weren't as many cherry trees, but it still welcomed spring with enthusiasm.
Photographing Prunus Serrulata |
Photographing Prunus Serrulata |
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What gorgeous pinks.
ReplyDeleteIts a huge contrast to what is a totally grey dear here in England. I had been hoping to see the solar eclipse this morning but there is no chance, the sun is in hiding!
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Very lovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Wonderful blossoms!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love spring.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! These are now blooming here and soon we'll experience pink snow as their petals fall.
ReplyDeleteso very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThe cherry blossoms are beautiful. We'll have to wait a few more weeks around here.
ReplyDeleteThey're lovely! We get them in May here.
ReplyDeleteSweet! Hopefully we'll have them in about 2-3 weeks!
ReplyDeleteWonderful blossoms ! I notice the wonderful green dress ... looks so tahitian or hawaiian !
ReplyDeleteAlready?! Floral life has returned to our part of the planet. Hoorah!!
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