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IronLionZion

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3. I'll still avoid the crowds at the Tidal Basin because of COVID

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Fri Mar 26, 2021, 07:39 AM

Mar 2021

it's fun to drive past it, but for walking about it's better to go to the various parks and neighborhoods that have cherry trees. The Arboretum is great, the Japanese-American memorial, Potomac Park, Stanton Park, Dumbarton Oaks, and Kenwood are also good choices.

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Cherry blossoms reach 'peduncle elongation' stage; peak bloom likely about a week away. [View all] elleng Mar 2021 OP

Maybe time for a trip. I've got airline $'s that Phoenix61 Mar 2021 #1

Sadly, the officials are still discouraging people from coming to look at the cherry blossoms this spooky3 Mar 2021 #2

I'll still avoid the crowds at the Tidal Basin because of COVID IronLionZion Mar 2021 #3

Yes, friend and have driven around Kenwood. elleng Mar 2021 #4

Cherry Blossom map for those exploring DC neighborhoods IronLionZion Mar 2021 #5

This is such a cool map! Hi DC'rs electric_blue68 Mar 2021 #6