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Hope springs eternal. See the cherry blossoms in full splendor for about two weeks during late March to early April.
The trees beautifully highlight monuments to our nation’s great patriots that surround Washington DC’s Tidal Basin. The Washington Memorial, dedicated to our first president, looms above. Find the smaller Japanese statues scattered off the path among the trees. Lay down in the grass. It’s amazing to experience this kind of peace in the middle of our nation’s capital. Snag a few hours here during a weekday for maximum leisure and to make picture taking easier!
I just LOVE when the cherry trees blossom. I need to visit DC again.. I haven’t been in such a long time. Wonderful post
Thank you! I’d been to DC so many times over the years and this past spring was the first time I’d seen the cherry blossoms. Unbelievably pretty.
It is still a dream for me to visit DC in spring when it is bursting with cherry blossoms
Ah, Malou! As it is a dream of mine to return to lovely Netherlands someday during tulip time. I have a Go See post cooking up about biking through Amsterdam. Just yesterday I was telling someone about stroopwafel. How could you go through Holland and not have one of these amazing creations?
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