Leaving Dixfield on Thursday afterno

on, there was at least two feet of snow on the ground. A little less than two hours later at the airport in Portland, there was almost no snow.
A little less than two hours after that, my plane landed in

DC and there were flowers growing.
There were robins and green grass.

And there a daughter climbing a cherry tree in the shadow of the Washington Monument.
9 comments:
How I miss spring-feeling!!!!
Nice pictures!
George Washington cut down that Cherry tree many many years ago. Just look at it today. They built a monument to mark the spot. Looks like you are having a great time.
It must feel like the tropics to you. Have a fun time with those cherry trees and your family.
And that daughter in the tree looks like she is doing well, which is always thrilling to see.
I hope you have a great time.
"And there a daughter climbing a cherry tree"- I thought this, and the photo, were just lovely.
I came back and because you've been busy blogging I've got so much good stuff to read :)
The Texican beat me to the punch-I was thinking along the same lines. A daughter that likes to climb trees is a sure sign that you have taught her well.
How fun to have been climbing in the cherry trees! Great seeing you and thanks for sharing!
I just loved this, Beth!!
The cherry trees and monument--what a perfect pairing.
It must be a nice treat for you--warm southern weather until Maine catches up!
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