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Loading...DC’s Century-Old Cherry Blossoms Thrive
- Chris from NewsLook
- March 23, 2012
- 5:30 am
- 27 comments
Washington’s famous cherry blossoms have endured wars, weather and hungry beavers. Some of the original trees planted 100 years ago by a first lady live on. Photo Credit: Khairil Zhafri via Flickr.
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They are so beautiful. There's a main road where I used to live in which a long-dead town planner caused the whole 2 mile long road to be planted on both sides with cherry blossom trees. Yhey are so beautiful in the spring.
very nice
Wow, this is really cool! :)
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the trees are beautiful. granddaughters' school visited on friday, and pictures sent to me. wow! always amazing!
So nice to see something thriving in D.C. besides greed!
So beautiful,and cherry blossoms smell pretty too. But lilacs are my favorite :)
I love the trees. They stand up against all weather conditions. some live for thousands of years.
There are Sequoias that were alive since the pharaohs in Egypt.
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