Washington DC Tidal Basin Cherry Bloom
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Park Junkie happened to be in the nation's capitol during the annual Cherry Blossom Festival, which marks the coming of warmer months.
The National Park Service manages the Tidal Basin, in addition to the greater Washington National Mall, which sits just to the north of the Tidal Basin.
Traffic is a mess during this time, so if you plan on visiting, best to use the Metro, or a bike, skate or scooter thingy. For more information, check out the NPS Cherry Blossom Festival Schedule of Events: www.nps.gov/na...
For those who would like to add a public comment on the proposed renovations to the Tidal Basin wall, follow this link: www.nps.gov/na...
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PJ, our reporter of all things natural on the scene in Washington, D.C. Go Team!!! Beautiful blooms beautiful day!!
So glad you got to experience the Cherry Blossoms! they are gorgeous
Perfect timing as per usual Todd - Wonderful episode, thanks for posting it up!
Most beautiful violin music at the end 😊
What a great experience! I bet seeing all those beautiful blooms was amazing 😊 Thanks for sharing
SO glad you took the time for this spectacular bloom. Thanks. Nice to mix work and play.
Beautiful time of year up there!!!
Glad you did and what a sight - from under the blooms! Good stop and the outro violin so pretty. 🎻
What a beautiful gift 🎻🎶🌸
Such a great mix of information and beautiful shots. Loved seeing the Dr. King monument as I've only seen a couple shots of it previously. Thanks as always Todd!
Great video….thank you for sharing!
Thank you!
Thank you 🙏
What a colorful tie
❤Worth the wait!
I enjoyed your video❤
Thanks for the Tour and info. I did not know they had a MLK monument there. I think they should just let it flood every year and people can just deal with it.
Haul the flooded water to places that are in a droughts.
Cherry blossoms, blue skies and a tidal basin ramble with Park Junkie, who could ask for more? For some reason, seeing you sporting that panama hat and those shades brings to mind David Byrne in True Stories 🙂. Did you get a chance to tour any of the Smithsonian venues? Whenever I'm in town I have to pay my respects to Henry the African Elephant in the rotunda of the Natural History Musuem who impressed me so much when I was there back in 1966.