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Saturday, 3:30 pm EST, March 25, 2006, Cherry Blossom View of the Washington Monument. Scattered showers. Extension of Florets.
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Cherry Blossoms: Kenwood, Maryland
Kenwood, a Bethesda neighborhood between Little Falls Parkway and River Road in Montgomery County, Maryland has 1,200 white, pink, and dark - pink blossomed Yoshino cherry trees lining the streets. It is spectacular, natural beauty.
The entrance to the grand neighborhood of Kenwood, Maryland * Entrance to possibly the best kept secret (in the world of Cherry Blossoms) Kenwood is the place to be: visitors come from everywhere to witness its spectacular beauty.
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Taking a stroll amongst the Kenwood Cherry Blossoms Under the canopy of Yoshino cherry blossoms are posted "No Parking" signs on peoples' yards due to the very high volume of foot traffic.
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Yoshino Cherry Trees in full force - Kenwood The Metro District of Columbia suburb of Bethesda, Maryland lies the enclave of Kenwood which hosts over 1,200 stunning Yoshino cherry blossom trees.
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Tourists come by the thousands to Kenwood As an alternative to battling the crowds at the Tidal Basin, this family thought better of it and went to see the Kenwood Cherry Blossoms
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Click on picture Blossoming Yoshino Cherry Trees in Kenwood Maryland forming a beautiful canopy of pink, fluffy love over the street for a thousand feet.
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Under the canopy in Kenwood The cherry trees in Bethesda (Kenwood Neighborhood), Maryland are so old they have grown to meet in the middle of the street and interweave themselves forming a canopy of fluff. Nice.
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Massive Kenwood Yoshino cherry tree This ninety-year-old Japanese Yoshino cherry tree is huge: after much debate and some high-school math, DCpages.com staff came up with a circumference of approximately 18.3 feet.
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Flower Power An explosion of color erupts in the front yard of this Kenwood home. Looks like Mother Nature is shooting the house with a confetti canon filled with flower petals.
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Ninety-Year-old Yoshinos The Kennedy Chamberlin development company apparently had the foresight to plant the cherry trees before the first house in Kenwood was built around 1920.
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