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Cherry Blossoms and Jefferson Memorial Just Before Dawn

The Jefferson Memorial is illuminated with its lights just before sunrise with the cherry blossom branches with flowers framing the shot. The Yoshino Cherry Blossom trees lining the Tidal Basin in Washington DC bloom each early spring. Some of the original trees from the original planting 100 years ago (in 2012) are still alive and flowering. Because of heatwave conditions extending across much of the North American continent and an unusually warm winter in the Washington DC region, the 2012 peak bloom came earlier than usual.

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Cherry Blossoms and Jefferson Memorial Just Before Dawn (Copyright David Coleman)-009.tif
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© David Coleman
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The Jefferson Memorial is illuminated with its lights just before sunrise with the cherry blossom branches with flowers framing the shot. The Yoshino Cherry Blossom trees lining the Tidal Basin in Washington DC bloom each early spring. Some of the original trees from the original planting 100 years ago (in 2012) are still alive and flowering. Because of heatwave conditions extending across much of the North American continent and an unusually warm winter in the Washington DC region, the 2012 peak bloom came earlier than usual.