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.
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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My home in Kenwood in the fifties.
| show fullshow summaryThis house is where I grew up with my sister Sally until we completed school and went off to college. My parents build this house during the war so instead of a wood frame construction, steel was used due to war shortage, and both the first and second...
This house is where I grew up with my sister Sally until we completed school and went off to college. My parents build this house during the war so instead of a wood frame construction, steel was used due to war shortage, and both the first and second floors were concrete with hot water heat. We had some great times there and I so remember climbing this tree but it was not quite this big then. As I remember the police were out in force in the spring as cutting a cherry tree was a crime and a large fine was imposed on those caught.
I know my mother sold the house after my father passed away in the late sixties and moved to my fathers family farm near Middletown Marylnad where I now live with my wife Sandy. My sister, Sally built a house on the farm as well but them moved to New Market Maryland some years ago.
Posted by Pete Shank (guest) on Tue 09 Mar 2010 11:38:41 PM UTC