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Every year the cherry blossoms in High Park, Toronto, draw tens of thousands of visitors. The trees themselves were a gift from Japan in 1959. A gift that keeps on giving.
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another one from the archives... I knew I had one more from this area. And a rocking title too, right? :P
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Fruit of plenty .... I was given this Cherry Tree last year by a friend. It had become pot bound and was failing fast, so i rescued it and planted it into the ground, and as you can see its been successful!
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The cherry blossoms are not yet in full bloom, but they are getting close. Due to the ongoing Corona outbreak, there probably won't be large gatherings of people having a good time under those trees this year. Happy weekend, everyone and please stay safe.
近くにある公園で咲いている桜を撮ってみました。未だ満開ではありませんでしたが、十分に綺麗でした。コロナ感染が全国的に拡大している中で、体調に気をつけてください。どうぞご自愛ください。
例年なら4月中旬が見頃になる奥琵琶湖の桜並木もすでにほぼ花が散った状態です。
およそ19㎞にもなる奥琵琶湖パークウェイの湖岸道路沿いに3,000本も植えられている桜も、4月6日時点で花を付けているのは20本あるかないか程度。
満開の樹を見つけるのも大変です。
Located : Sugaura, Nishiazai town, Nagahama city, Shiga pref.
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Another cherry blossom shot from my 2019 archives that was not published on Flickr (three more to go).
This is the season of cherry blossoms, and every country road in Leelanau County is dressed in blossoms.
Cherry trees between the Legislative Building and the House and Senate office buildings in Olympia on a beautiful spring morning
Even though I have been enjoying going through the images from our last trip, I have started to feel a bit "stir crazy" from too much time confined to the house. So went out exploring in the yard. The cherry tree gave me something to photograph. In the fifteen years I have had this tree I have only tasted about five cherries. The crows get them. Nice that crows don't like blossoms!
I came across this gorgeous Cherry Plumb blossom at the weekend, it was good to see the early signs of Spring once again.
When in the city yesterday I stopped to photograph these cherry blossoms on 54th Avenue. While there I noticed a school bus coming through so thought I would take a couple of shots of its slow approach. What I didn't know was it was the school bus I use to drive, good old 3287. I suppose that now it is getting on in years they have brought it in for city runs. I have so many good memories from the years I spent driving that bus and must admit there are times I still miss it, but then I realized that it isn't the driving I miss so much but more the children I carried and the incredible aid I was fortunate enough to be paired with. We were quite the team her and I. And I will leave it at that! ;-)
I've forgotten whether this is Blackthorn or Cherry blossom, but my gut feeling says Blackthorn.
I need something bright and cheerful and a lot of sunshine and light, it been too dark and wet for the last few days.
Thanks to JulieK (ready for another 365 challenge) and pefkosmad for the correction.
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Compositionally Challenged Week 5 - Food from Above
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Shot on a dark gray slate with light from a north window, EV at -1 for low key. Also shot handheld, hence the high ISO. When I was making out my grocery list, I saw that cherries were advertised as "In Season" (no, they aren't) and they were on sale. I figured they would make a good photo prop and then we could eat them. They aren't very tasty, and look rather beat up LOL. Guess that's why they were on sale. I should know better by now! : )
Strings of delicate white flowers.
Prunus padus, known as bird cherry, hackberry (unrelated to the genus Celtis), hagberry, or Mayday tree, is a flowering plant in the rose family. It is a species of cherry, a deciduous small tree or large shrub up to 16 metres (52 ft) tall. It is the type species of the subgenus Padus, which have flowers in racemes. It is native to northern Europe and northern and northeast Asia and is grown as an ornamental in North America. (Wikipedia)
Wimbledon Common Park, London, United Kingdom
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